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1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle (MCMVII)

Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle · 1907-1933

Schedule of Prices

GradeAskSample
AG-3pending
G-4pending
G-6pending
VG-8pending
VG-10pending
F-12pending
F-15pending
VF-20pending
VF-25pending
VF-30pending
VF-35pending
XF-40pending
XF-45pending
AU-50pending
AU-53pending
AU-55pending
AU-58pending
MS-60pending
MS-61pending
MS-62pending
MS-63pending
MS-64pending
MS-65pending
MS-66pending
MS-67pending
MS-68pending
MS-69pending
MS-70pending

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Die Varieties

No die varieties recorded yet for this date.

Specifications
  • Series Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle (1907-1933)
  • Denomination $20
  • Designer Augustus Saint-Gaudens
  • Composition 90% gold
  • Metal content 0.9675 oz fine gold — about $4225 at metal (melt) value as of 2026-09-10 metals.dev
  • Weight 33.436 g
  • Diameter 34 mm
  • Edge Lettered (E PLURIBUS UNUM)
  • Mintage
  • Mint mark None (Philadelphia)

History

The famous 1907 MCMVII High Relief — the Roman-numeral-date business/collector issue, redesigned to low relief (Arabic numerals) later the same year because the high relief would not strike properly. This is the primary market coin (graded MS-60 to MS-69), distinct from both the Arabic low-relief business strike (saint-1907-nomm) and the High Relief proof (saint-1907-nomm-high-relief-proof). Mintage stays VERIFY: NGC states "There are no mintage figures and the origins of the coins are a mystery." The often-cited ~12,367 is a research estimate (Burdette/Breen), not an NGC or Mint recorded delivery, so it is held pending a citable source.

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