$20 MS-63 St. Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coin (NGC or PCGS) - Random Year

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Considering the fact that these coins were struck almost a century ago, a Mint State 63 grade is quite stellar. Every one of these Random Year $20 MS-63 St. Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coins is graded by either NGC or PCGS -- both extremely renowned grading agencies not only in the United States of America but also across the globe.

The St. Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coins were first struck in 1907. However, the first few issues didn't have the motto 'In God We Trust' on the reverse. This was added only in 1908. Moreover, the 46 stars in the original design were increased to 48 in 1911. Hence, you can find quite a few variants of these famed gold coins -- making them extremely valuable to those who value uniqueness and rarity.

Pre-1933 gold coins are valued for both their historical value as well as their gold content value. Each of these particular coins contains 0.9675 troy ounces of pure gold. Although they still display their original $20 (USD) face values, their actual value outstrips this face value by a considerable margin.

The obverses display Augustus Saint Gaudens' timeless rendition of Lady Liberty. She's seen walking forwards, holding a torch and an olive branch in each hand, with the capitol building and the rising sun behind her.

On the other hand, a majestic bald eagle is depicted on the reverse sides. The face value of the coin is imprinted underneath the name of the issuing country, 'United States of America.' In Double Eagle Gold Coins struck after 1907, you'll also see the motto 'In God We Trust' under the image of the Eagle.

Grab these Random Year NGC/PCGS Graded $20 MS-63 St. Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coins from SD Bullion and add pieces of US history and gold to your tangible assets. They'll make wonderful additions to coin collections, especially considering their guaranteed Mint State 63 condition.

The coins in this listing all have the Mint State 63 certification from NGC or PCGS. They all have been professionally graded and holdered by their respective certifier. The protective plastic slab the coin comes in certifies its Mint State grade. These slabs are subject to light abrasion marks, chips, and scuffs with normal wear on them. These marks do not at all hinder the Mint State of the coin assigned to it by NGC or PCGS and they do not devalue the slabbed coin in any way.