In the 1920s, demand for Gold Double Eagles rebounded as economies around the world continued to recover from World War I. The 1920s saw some of the highest mintages on record for the Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle design. Today, BGASC has 1927 Pre-33 $20 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagles in certified condition for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives in protective plastic slabs courtesy of PCGS!
• 17^th year of offering for Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagles!
• Mintage of 2,946,750 coins at Philadelphia!
• Limited availability of certified coins!
• Contains .9675 Troy oz of actual gold content.
• The face value is $20 (USD).
• Graded MS63 by the PCGS.
• Lady Liberty on the obverse.
• American bald eagle on the reverse.

BGASC offers the 1927 Pre-33 $20 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle Coin for purchase in certified condition. MS63 coins have slightly impaired luster, several small contact marks, a few heavier marks, and small hairlines that are visible without magnification.

Obverse

In the captivating obverse design of the 1927 Pre-33 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagles is the figure of Liberty. This iconic portrayal presents Liberty in a bold frontal pose, emanating strength and purpose. The background is adorned with magnificent sun rays, casting a radiant glow around her. In one hand, Liberty delicately holds an olive branch, symbolizing peace, while in the other hand, she confidently wields a torch, a timeless symbol of enlightenment.

Reverse

For the reverse design of the 1927 $20 Gold Double Eagles, the mint offers a captivating portrayal of the American bald eagle in majestic flight. Rendered in left-profile relief, the eagle spreads its wings wide as it soars across the sky, showcasing its magnificent stature. Below, a vibrant sunrise graces the horizon, casting a golden glow that illuminates the scene with a sense of optimism and renewal. This breathtaking composition captures the beauty and symbolism of the American spirit and its enduring pursuit of freedom.

History

The 1927 release of $20 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagles was the last to feature coins from Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco in the same year. The 1928 and 1929 issues were struck only by the Philadelphia Mint, while 1930 coins were struck only by San Francisco. The 1931 release featured coins from Philadelphia and Denver, with the 1932 and 1933 coins again only issued by Philadelphia.

Ordering

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