St Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coins

The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is a $20 U.S. gold coin produced by the U.S. Mint from 1907 to 1933. Each coin contains 0.9675 troy ounces of gold and was issued as official U.S. legal tender during a period when gold coins served as everyday currency.

MS63 (Mint State 63) is a standardized condition grade assigned by an independent third-party certification service. It confirms that the coin has never been in circulation and has been authenticated as genuine. For investors, the grade provides a consistent, verified basis for pricing, makes the coin easier to evaluate and trade, and removes uncertainty about its authenticity. The grade is assigned by either PCGS or NGC, both widely recognized in the precious metals market.

Each coin is certified by either the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC). These are independent, third-party services that authenticate the coin and verify its condition. For investors, certification means you are not relying solely on a dealer's representation, but rather an independent authority has confirmed the coin is genuine. The coin is sealed in a tamper-evident holder as part of the certification process, providing ongoing protection.

Each Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle contains 0.9675 troy ounces of gold. The coin is composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, consistent with the U.S. gold coin standard of the era.

Monex offers MS63 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles based on available inventory, meaning the specific year of issue will vary. Every coin in this series, regardless of date, contains 0.9675 troy ounces of gold and carries the same MS63 certification. From an investment standpoint, the gold content and grade are consistent for all issue dates.

The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle carries a $20 U.S. legal tender face value, its original circulating denomination. Its market value today is based on its gold content and current market conditions, not its face value.

The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle contains 0.9675 troy ounces of gold and is struck in 90% gold. Modern bullion coins such as the American Gold Eagle or Gold Buffalo are produced specifically for investors, typically carry a full troy ounce of gold, and are IRA-eligible.

The Saint-Gaudens generally carries a higher premium above the gold spot price than modern bullion coins and is not IRA-eligible. Investors who want certified, U.S.-issued gold with a long history in the gold market may find the Saint-Gaudens a meaningful part of their holdings alongside or as an alternative to standard bullion.

Contact a Monex account representative by phone. Your representative will confirm current pricing based on live market conditions, review available inventory, and walk you through your delivery or storage options.

Yes. Monex offers a two-way market for MS63 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles. To sell, call a Monex account representative. Once your coins are received and verified, the sale price is agreed upon and payment is issued.

Yes, positively. Coins in PCGS or NGC holders carry independent authentication and a verified grade, both of which support easy resale. Certification provides a consistent, widely accepted basis for pricing, making transactions more efficient than those involving unverified gold coins.

Yes. MS63 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles may be purchased in quantities subject to available inventory. Contact a Monex account representative to discuss your order and confirm current availability.

Investors are drawn to the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle because it contains nearly a full troy ounce of gold in a U.S.-issued coin, certified by an independent third party. Pre-1933 U.S. gold has been held by investors for generations as a recognized form of physical gold ownership. The combination of substantial gold content, established market recognition, and independent authentication makes this coin a distinct option within a physical gold strategy.

Gold bullion bars and rounds are priced as closely as possible to the spot price of gold with minimal premiums. The MS63 Saint-Gaudens carries a higher premium above the spot price of gold. Investors who prioritize low-cost exposure to gold prices will generally find standard bullion more suitable. Those who want certified, U.S.-issued physical gold with a long track record of market recognition may prefer the Saint-Gaudens for a portion of their holdings.

Like other physical gold, the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle can serve as a store of value and a tangible asset within a broader investment strategy. The Saint-Gaudens is best suited for investors who specifically want certified pre-1933 U.S. gold as part of their precious metals portfolio. A Monex account representative can help you determine whether this coin fits your investment goals.

Independent certification from PCGS or NGC confirms that the coin is genuine and has been evaluated by a recognized third party. For investors, this means the coin's gold content and condition have been verified outside the dealer relationship. Certified coins are also easier to price consistently in the resale market.

Yes. Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles were minted exclusively between 1907 and 1933. No new coins can be produced. This fixed supply is one factor that distinguishes pre-1933 U.S. gold from modern bullion coins, which are issued annually.

No. Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles are not available for purchase in your gold IRA as their .9675 gold content is below the mandatory minimum of .995 fine gold.

Most IRA-eligible gold coins must contain .995 fine gold or better. Gold American Eagle coins are an exception as they are explicitly approved for IRAs regardless of their fineness. For a full list of IRA-approved gold coins available through Monex, visit our IRA page or contact an Account Representative.

Monex prices the MS63 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle at its Ask price, which reflects the current spot price of gold plus a dealer premium.

The premium on the MS63 Saint-Gaudens reflects the market for certified pre-1933 U.S. gold, which operates differently from the standard bullion market. Third-party certification, the fixed and finite supply of pre-1933 U.S. gold, and overall market demand for this category all factor into pricing. Investors who want gold at the lowest possible premium above spot will generally find standard bullion products more cost-efficient for that goal.

Because Monex offers these coins on a random-date basis, pricing reflects the general market for MS63-graded Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles. All dates in this series share the same gold content and grade, which are the primary drivers of pricing through Monex. Contact a Monex account representative for current pricing details.

No. The premium above spot varies with market conditions and available supply. Monex publishes live Ask and Bid prices so you can see current pricing before committing to a transaction.

Saint-Gaudens gold coins are packaged securely and shipped via insured, secure carriers. Tracking information is provided once the shipment is released.

Yes. All shipments of gold products to you are insured against loss or damage in transit. If you decide to have your gold delivered to and stored by a bank/depository, the metal is fully insured in transit and also while in storage.

Monex can arrange secure storage for your MS63 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle at an independent bank or depository facility. Your coin is delivered with full title and ownership in your name. Once received, the depository's custodian will send you documentation confirming receipt and verifying your ownership of the coin.

No. The certified holder should not be opened or altered. It is how the coin's authentication and grade are maintained and recognized in the market. Removing the coin from its holder voids the certification.