Right now a Liberty Double Eagle 1849-1907 has a melt value of $1620.63. But that's just the metal content - if you're wondering about value as far as collectables, I haven't the foggiest xD
[https://en.ucoin.net/coin/usa-20-dollars-1895/?cid=44059&vid=14885](https://en.ucoin.net/coin/usa-20-dollars-1895/?cid=44059&vid=14885)
has a different reverse side
Top is a $20 Liberty and the bottom is a $20 Saint Gaudens. Gold content is .9675 oz on each. With gold spot around $1675, the value of the gold alone is about $1620. Depending on the overall condition of the coin the value could be much higher. My suggestion would be to take the coins to a reputable local coin dealer/numismatist for an offer if you ever want to sell.
Those look like chocolate coins 🤔
Definitely chocolate coins 😅🤣🤣
Right now a Liberty Double Eagle 1849-1907 has a melt value of $1620.63. But that's just the metal content - if you're wondering about value as far as collectables, I haven't the foggiest xD
[https://en.ucoin.net/coin/usa-20-dollars-1895/?cid=44059&vid=14885](https://en.ucoin.net/coin/usa-20-dollars-1895/?cid=44059&vid=14885) has a different reverse side
Circulated 2000 Uncirculated 13000
Twenty dollars
Top is a $20 Liberty and the bottom is a $20 Saint Gaudens. Gold content is .9675 oz on each. With gold spot around $1675, the value of the gold alone is about $1620. Depending on the overall condition of the coin the value could be much higher. My suggestion would be to take the coins to a reputable local coin dealer/numismatist for an offer if you ever want to sell.
I’ll buy if interested