1908 $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle: A Numismatic Treasure
Acquire a remarkable piece of American history with this 1908 $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle, certified by NGC as MS67. This exceptional coin, bearing no motto and possessing a unique Wells Fargo Nevada provenance, represents a tangible link to the early 20th century and the golden age of American coinage. A prized addition to any collection, this Saint Gaudens Double Eagle embodies artistry and heritage.
A Glimpse into History
The Saint Gaudens Double Eagle, designed by renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, is considered one of the most beautiful coins ever produced by the United States Mint. Minted from 1907 to 1933, it reflects a period of significant economic growth and artistic innovation. The absence of the motto "In God We Trust" on the 1908 issue adds to its unique character. This particular coin's association with Wells Fargo in Nevada further enhances its story, connecting it to the Wild West and the transportation of valuable goods during that era. Owning this coin is owning a piece of that captivating narrative.
Key Features:
- Denomination: $20 (Double Eagle)
- Metal: Gold
- Year: 1908
- Mint Mark: No Mint Mark (Philadelphia)
- Service: NGC
- Grade: MS67
- Certification ID: 20896921
- NGC Number: 700500
- Rarity: No Motto variety with Wells Fargo Nevada association is highly desirable.
- Appeal: Exceptional strike, luster, and eye appeal for a coin of this age.
Collecting & Preservation Tips
Handle this prized coin with care, preferably wearing gloves to avoid transferring oils. Store it in a secure, dry place, ideally within its NGC holder to maintain its certified grade. Authentication has already been expertly performed by NGC. Further research into the coin's specific Wells Fargo Nevada history can add to your enjoyment of this remarkable piece.
Don't Miss This Opportunity
Secure this magnificent 1908 $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle NGC MS67 No Motto, Wells Fargo Nevada while it's available. Opportunities to acquire coins of this quality and historical significance are rare.
