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When famous coin designer Augustus Saint-Gaudens was preparing the face of the 1907 $20 gold piece, President Teddy Roosevelt instructed him to leave off the motto "In God We Trust." The public was outraged, and in 1908 the motto was added and remained on the coin until its final mintage in 1933, when the U.S. went off the gold standard and began melting down gold coins and turning them into bars. It's estimated that as few as 10% of all vintage U.S. Gold remain! This order includes a single coin dated between 1908 and 1928 (our choice). Each comes certified in Mint State-62 condition by either Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) or Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Don't miss this chance to add one to your collection today!
By Louis Golino
For the past two decades, the collector's identity who purchased the only 1933 gold double eagle that is legal to own privately remained a mystery. On March 10, 2021, his identity was finally revealed in an article in the New York Times, shoe designer and philanthropist Stuart Weitzman.
In a 2002 auction, the coin sold for $6.5 million-plus a 15% buyer's fee, bringing…
By Louis Golino
During times of economic dislocation and massive stock market volatility, such as the present coronavirus crisis, investors often flock to gold as a safe haven and buy gold coins, which has recently led to an influx of new buyers. Unlike the last major economic crisis that began in 2008, when spot gold prices declined by 30% as the economy and markets tanked, this…
By Ray James
Augustus Saint-Gaudens: Early Life
Augustus St-Gaudens, the designer of some of the most beautiful gold coins ever struck, was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1848. His family came to the United States shortly after his birth. He primarily grew up in New York City, where he apprenticed as a cameo cutter when he was a teenager. St. Gaudens studied at the famous Cooper Union…