Saint-Gaudens Gold

Saint-Gaudens Gold

Gold

1907–1933

A Saint-Gaudens Gold contains 0.9675 troy oz of gold — about $3,996.20 at today's gold price.

Spot price as of July 23, 2026

About This Series

President Theodore Roosevelt commissioned Augustus Saint-Gaudens to redesign American coinage, and the $20 double eagle he produced is widely considered the most beautiful coin the US Mint ever made. The 1907 high-relief version required five or more strikes to bring up the design and proved impractical for mass production; the lower-relief version that followed is what most collectors know. The 1933 date is the most dramatic in American numismatics: nearly half a million were struck, then ordered melted as FDR ended the gold standard. One legal example sold at auction in 2002 for over $7 million.

Specifications

1907–1933

Composition
90% Gold, 10% Copper
Fineness
90.0%
Weight
33.44 g
Diameter
34.1 mm
AGW
0.9675 oz
Years Produced
1907–1933

Melt Value

$3,996.20

Based on gold spot price of $4,130.44/oz

Spot price as of July 23, 2026

Qty
0.9675 oz gold content × $4,130.44 spot
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Mintage by year and mint

Low mintage” marks a year at or below 10% of the median business-strike mintage for its own denomination; “Scarce for the series” marks one above 10% and at or below 25%. The median here is 796,000. That is a statement about how many were struck, not about how many survive or what collectors pay.

Low mintage years in this series: 1913 San Francisco (34,000).

Show all 48 issues, 1907–1932
Saint-Gaudens Gold mintage by year and mint, 1907–1932
YearMintBusiness strikesProofRelative mintage
1907PhiladelphiaVarieties reported separatelyVarieties reported separately
1908DenverVarieties reported separatelyNot listed by NGC
1908PhiladelphiaVarieties reported separately101
1908San FranciscoNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1909DenverNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1909PhiladelphiaNot published by NGC67
1909San FranciscoNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1910DenverNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1910PhiladelphiaNot published by NGC167
1910San FranciscoNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1911Denver846,500Not listed by NGC
1911Philadelphia197,250100Scarce for the series
1911San Francisco757,750Not listed by NGC
1912Philadelphia149,75074Scarce for the series
1913Denver393,500Not listed by NGC
1913Philadelphia168,78058Scarce for the series
1913San Francisco34,000Not listed by NGCLow mintage
1914Denver453,000Not listed by NGC
1914Philadelphia95,25070Scarce for the series
1914San Francisco1,498,000Not listed by NGC
1915Philadelphia152,00050Scarce for the series
1915San Francisco567,500Not listed by NGC
1916San Francisco796,000Not listed by NGC
1920Philadelphia228,250Not listed by NGC
1920San Francisco558,000Not listed by NGC
1921Philadelphia528,500Not published by NGC
1922Philadelphia1,375,500Not listed by NGC
1922San Francisco2,658,000Not listed by NGC
1923Denver1,702,250Not listed by NGC
1923Philadelphia566,000Not listed by NGC
1924Denver3,049,500Not listed by NGC
1924PhiladelphiaNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1924San FranciscoNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1925Denver2,938,500Not listed by NGC
1925Philadelphia2,831,750Not listed by NGC
1925San Francisco3,776,500Not listed by NGC
1926Denver481,000Not listed by NGC
1926Philadelphia816,750Not listed by NGC
1926San Francisco2,041,500Not listed by NGC
1927Denver180,000Not listed by NGCScarce for the series
1927Philadelphia2,946,750Not listed by NGC
1927San Francisco3,107,000Not listed by NGC
1928Philadelphia8,816,000Not listed by NGC
1929Philadelphia1,779,750Not listed by NGC
1930San FranciscoNot published by NGCNot listed by NGC
1931Denver106,500Not listed by NGCScarce for the series
1931Philadelphia2,938,250Not listed by NGC
1932Philadelphia1,101,750Not listed by NGC
Mintages as published by NGC Coin Explorer, 2026-03 snapshot. Covers 1907–1932. NGC Coin Explorer does not list every date and mint, so this is what it publishes rather than a complete census. A further 5 listings it does publish are omitted here because NGC Coin Explorer records no single striking mint for them.