The Gold Double Eagle is a classic and valuable American coin, initially minted in 1849 and continuing until 1933, with its most famous design attributed to Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1907. Composed primarily of 90% gold and 10% copper, each Double Eagle weighs 33.436 grams, equivalent to nearly one troy ounce of gold. This $20 denomination coin was widely circulated and is considered one of the most beautiful coins in U.S. history, featuring a powerful image of Lady Liberty on the obverse and a majestic bald eagle on the reverse. Although production ceased during the Great Depression as the U.S. moved off the gold standard, the Gold Double Eagle remains highly sought after by collectors and investors alike for its historical and aesthetic value. Since these coins can be over 100 years old, their condition varies, and the minting techniques of the time were not as precise as today. As a result, the coins we offer have a tolerance of up to 1% for both weight and purity, which is standard for coins of this era.

According to the original specifications, each gold coin contains 30.09 grams of gold within a total weight of 33.44 grams, with a gold purity of 90%. However, due to the tolerance, the actual weight and purity may vary slightly within this range. Coins falling within this 1% purity and weight tolerance are considered normal and will not be exchanged.