In 1904, President Theodore Roosevelt commissioned renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens to redesign the $20 gold eagle. This acclaimed design was struck (with some variations) from 1907-1932. However, with the Great Depression, newly-elected President Franklin Delano Roosevelt authorized the confiscation and meltdown of gold coins, including the newly-minted - but never officially circulated - 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle. In time, it was found that perhaps ten had been illegally removed, eventually recovered, and melted down, while ONLY ONE had been more-or-less legally sold to Egypt's King Farouk. It became the sole example the United States Government has ever authorized for private ownership. It was resold in 2021 for the phenomenal price of $18.9 million! Now the gleaming allure and artistic heritage of this storied coin returns in a stunning 9K-gold Proof coin tribute - The 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Proof Coin, available in a limited edition of 1,933 exclusively from The Bradford Exchange Mint.

Privately minted in genuine 9K gold, this Proof coin collectible tribute brings the historic coin's stunning design and timeless beauty within reach. Meticulously crafted, it recreates Augustus Saint-Gaudens' groundbreaking design in exquisite detail. The front showcases Lady Liberty striding boldly into the dawn of a new day, her torch and olive branch symbolizing enlightenment and peace, while the back bears a powerful American eagle in flight. Proof-quality coining dies create each tribute's elegantly frosted fields and mirror-bright imagery. Each Proof coin arrives sealed in a special tamper-proof holder bearing an image of Saint-Gaudens' iconic Liberty. A deluxe display box provides the perfect presentation for this incredible Proof coin tribute. Strong demand is expected, so don't wait. Order now!