1920 $20 AU58 CACG

The 1920 Saint-Gaudens coin holds a prestigious position among the rarer mint state specimens, on par with the 1913. It represents a pivotal shift from wartime to peacetime minting as the first gold coin minted post-World War I, boasting significant historical significance. This CACG-encased 1920 example, graded AU58, could potentially find itself in a low mint state holder if graded on a good day by a grader. Its status as a 'jump coin', a popular type of investment, ensures its value appreciation, with subsequent graded examples commanding significantly higher prices. It is unattainable for most collectors in the mid to high mint state grades. With a brassy gold coloration and a full strike, this example stands out from typical 1920 specimens. It boasts wonderful luster considering its assigned grade, sure to attract the attention of discerning Double Eagle enthusiasts. While some minor rub may be discernible upon close inspection of the high points, it remains an impressive piece overall. CAC-approved examples are scarce, with 200 receiving the sticker and only a few housed in the new CACG holders. Its CACG population stands at 1, with 5 finer examples recorded. No CAC sale in AU58, whilst a non-CAC sold for $2,400 11/20 ST.

CACG Cert Verification #531977558

• CAC/CACG Price Guide - $2,830
• CACG POP - 2/7
• PCGS Coin# - 9170

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