$20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle BU (Random Year)

Bought several Longacres & Saint-Gaudens' from APMEX in 2022, for the beauty & historical aspects of these coins. That the price has more than doubled in four years is a nice coincidence! Folks sometimes mock me for my non-interest-bearing "investments," but there is something very reassuring about an asset that our ancestors of 100 generations back would instantly recognize as valuable. And APMEX has been flawless, in my experience. Thank you.

I bought two of these in BU condition in autumn of 2023. both were common dates and mints. 1900 S and 1893S. I had them professionally graded by PGCS. Both graded out to be MS 61. So I think when you buy these that’s about what you will get which is great. However, I would not expect a coin higher graded because once you get beyond that MS 61 or 62 the value goes up precipitously and theses are just not priced at that level. They know what they are doing and they know what they are selling. And that’s fine because you get a fine coin in truly BU condition. You might be able to get a graded MS 61 at less price at an online auction. It’s worth a look. It costs money to get them graded so if you get one at an auction price below what they are selling them here you made out. Anyway, hope this helps and puts these coins in some perspective.

I purchased 10 coins. Although the listing states that the dates are random, I was a bit disappointed that the dates I got weren't as mixed as I thought it would be. I got 3 1900 and 7 1907. I would purchase again but with lower expectations.

Recently I bought one of these BU Liberty double eagles. My coin arrived today, a spectacular 1904. What a beauty! Brilliant, jewel-like luster. I think this coin would easily grade as an MS-64. Maybe even MS-65. Needless to say, I am very pleased! Many of these double eagles were shipped to Europe in the early 1900's, then sent back to the US starting in the late 1970's. Lucky for us!

Condition was a little rougher than I expected but I suppose that is evened out over several purchases being higher quality than I expected.

Says they come with no circulation wear but there's marks all over. The face is scuffed all over . Ding towards the back of her head. This was a test run and needless to say if they don't try making it right will but the big buy elsewhere

I received a 1904-P coin. It arrived in a plastic flip with APMEX logo. It’s a beautiful coin. I got a BU just as advertised.

I just received my 1898 S gold $20 Liberty coin from APMEX and I was very pleased with it. I stepped up and bought it in BU condition and I have no complaints. I wanted it for a 'touch of history' that my family could enjoy and I think it fills that bill nicely. Now, they get to fight over who gets it when I am gone...

I received a beautiful 1904 Liberty Double Eagle and couldn't be happier. Thank you

Whether you are a collector of investor, paying the premium for BU condition is highly recommended. Upon receiving the 1896 coin, I examined the detail in Liberty's hair and crown, and the eagle's feathers and arrows, and all was as close to perfect as one might expect from a coin that has been handled gently. The value is there for whatever time I hold this coin, and then for the next owner too.