American Gold Eagle u0026 Gold Double Eagle: A Comparitive Study

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Title	:	American Gold Eagle u0026 Gold Double Eagle: A Comparitive Study
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Comment from : teban jose

what does the other side look like ???
Comment from : David Sundquist

I'll buy that for your firm $350 price sir 😁
Comment from : juhs 10

A very nice study Thumb up
Comment from : Bosnian Stacker

flying west the sun would be on the other side (south) so looking at the face the eagle would be flying to the right
Comment from : eilam byle

Great comparison in twe great coins;!
Comment from : johnny b

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Comment from : Justin Sartain

Wow, a double eagle for $350! Now they are well over $2000!
Comment from : JOSH SPEED

“Firm $35000”brbrbr😂 I’ll take 10, please
Comment from : Birthday Batter

Hey Sal, I would be willing to buy that double eagle from you for $450, give you $100 profit ;)
Comment from : Charles D

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Comment from : The global warmer

first time here, i will now deem you the consumer of coins, or the value flat cylindrical metallic fragment refrigerator
Comment from : BREAD

$350 for a saint gaudens 😩😩
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

I have been looking for all that information Thank you very much
Comment from : Jose Gallardo

I just weighed my pre33 gold all were exact except my saint-gaudens double eagle it was 3341 instead of 3343; is that to be worried about or is that normal from wear?
Comment from : Stone Age Crazed

Tactical about a 1933 Liberty gold double eagle style and the copy-number is DG 0902 is that fake or real
Comment from : Calicoastgirl

This video was a treasure! Thank you for sharing 🤔I would like to see a video about the Princess Dollar and the earlier US dollars ie Flowing bust or bust and anything comparing weight and purity of silver vs Gold You videos are straight to the point, I value your opinions Keep up the great work
Comment from : Charles Michael Schmitt

The Lady Liberty on the St Gaudens is just prettier! The Gold Eagle has a lady that might not turn heads She looks like the lady on the Kitco YouTube channel, which is a little weird He neck is a little too long, her lips a big, her cheek bones are high And her hair is not as fluffy IMHO
Comment from : FreddyDaFreeloadah

My personal preference, I really like the more scuffed worn look of the double eagle than the pristine perfect look of the gold eagle Old just looks better than modern to me even though the obverse is practically the same
Comment from : alonedesertwolf

The gold eagle IS intended for circulation The gold buffalo is the one intended for investment
Comment from : Pappa Bear

I'm late to the party but was wondering what you would do I have an opportunity to trade my 2019 S ASe for the Saint Gaudens gold coin Is the Gaudens better than the eagle? Or would you trade a gold eagle for it if it was offered?
Comment from : rAging Gamer

I have one of 1928, what is th3 Price?
Comment from : Elliot Beaurain

I have two of the St Gaudens gold pieces from 1924 The reverse of the $20 gold piece has been more pleasing to me However, it would be nice to see the modern gold eagle have a larger diameter
Comment from : Christopher Berg

Most people start out buying gold with the double eagle I started out with a sovereign and will try to make my way up to a $3 princess Why that and not a double eagle? Because at the time of the $3 gold coin , a stamp costed ¢3 and for $3, you could buy a whole sheet of stamps Some people call it an “unnecessary denomination” kind of like the two cent, or even the twenty cent, but I’m glad we had those denominations in circulation to show case the day of money worth any face value, including the double eagle The best part though is that a lot of them used real metals like silver for the twenty cent, gold for the $3, and gold for the double eagle 😀
Comment from : Chris Garner

Just picked up a 1 ounce Gold double eagle, a Half Ounce, and a 1/4 Ounce Love em!!
Comment from : Kirks_CORNER

This just popped up on my timeline I just traded in some small gold for a 1904 Liberty Head double eagle It was destined to be melted down and I just couldn't see that happening to such a beautiful coin
Comment from : mimaroo

Great job narrating
Comment from : ediggs26

one of the 1930s double golden eagle which was recovered in ground zero was auctioned for 8 million
Comment from : Station 2

I don't have the gold version but I have the silver version and not sure what it's worth
Comment from : Josef Smith

$350? I will take 3 please!
Comment from : Rotten3ullet

Man 350 dollars wish I would have bought gold when I was young instead of blowing it on stupid stuff
Comment from : Robert Wesley

The eagle in flight is a beautiful design on the reverse of the Double Eagle I remember when you got your first American Gold Eagle, I believe you traded in some 1/4 oz's and a 1/2 oz if I recall Nice side by side comparison!!!
Comment from : Brucebannerman

I have one
Comment from : Rekch —

Great video sal
Comment from : Future funds

Ain't it crazy that, that's what $20 USD once was?
Comment from : SilverStrike

Us mint needs new designs not copying other designs on silver and gold eagles or buffalo time for originality
Comment from : Dennis Haggerty

I've never seen them side by side before The pre 33 is so much bigger! I'd like to pick one up next year 👍
Comment from : Silver Bean Counter

The St Gaudens double eagle was minted with Roman numerals in 1907 , too They changed it later to Arabic numerals Great job SalbrbrFor me I like the rim of the St Gaudens double eagle more than the todays gold eagle, because of it's stars and lettering on it
Comment from : Berlin Berlin TV

Supper cool thanks for the info
Comment from : crazy mator coins

I'll always go with the double eagle but I have both they're nice
Comment from : Paul T McNulty

Would be glad to have one of these some day! Great information on each one! Both are stunning to me Thanks so much Sal!!
Comment from : D Wings World

Sal, Hi New Mexico became the 47th State on Jan 6, 1912 Arizona became the 48th State on Feb 14, 1912 I'd sure like to find a 47- star flag! b:-)/b
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

I'll buy that coin off you for $385, gives you a 10 profit, deal? Deal
Comment from : Something Golden

yea id have to agree really nice comparison between the two! some facts i knew some facts i didn’t:)) thx sm ! nice examples also
Comment from : green Belskels

Great comparative video Sal, I think I like the classic $20 double Eagle better It may also be because it was once in circulation but I also think it is because it is a classic coin I also really like the symbolism for Westward expansion Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : StackingNPacking

Gold either way
Comment from : John Hartley

I bought 2 1907 double eagles yesterday
Comment from : Las Vegas Raider

Gold bear bunny stamp of approval
Comment from : GoldBearBunny

if you haven't done a vid of doing a ping test on the new gold eagle, it would be cool for some of the new folks to experience it keep up the great vids
Comment from : aristotles fate

Enjoyable video Sal I definitely prefer the earlier reverse design
Comment from : CyberCurtainTwitcher

last week i purchased my first American Eagle gold coin,a1/10th ounce im very happy with my first gold coin
Comment from : Eric Woody

A very nice comparison of these two gold coins But I have to say I like the 1910 version better Thanks for sharing brother
Comment from : Massachusetts Prepper

Maybe 30 Years From Now A 1/4 OZ Of Gold Will Be Around $1300 & An Oz Around $5200
Comment from : SILVERBROTHER72

Sal, I LOVE THIS VIDEO Thanks for the comparison Unbelievable that the Double Eagle is priced at "firm $350" at that time you got it! Both are my dream coins I prefer the Double Eagle reverse Eagle in flight to the West over the AGE reverse of a family of eagles Double Eagle is second on my list to purchase for the larger gold coins, primarily for the history behind the gold coin First on my list is, of course, the first year issue of the American Gold Buffalo, and 3rd in my least is the first year issue of the American Gold Eagle Thank you, Sal! This video is educational, as well as it helps maintain my motivation to stay the course in my gold stacking goals Take care, my friend
Comment from : Silver Saver

Considering your 1910 double eagle has a $350 price tag, I assume you bought it many years ago? I wish I can buy a double eagle for that cheap The St Gaudens $20 didn't circulate often Most were stored in European bank vaults for decades That's why so many St Gaudens $20 exist in Mint State condition The Liberty Head $20 circulated more often than the St Gaudens $20
Comment from : MrMonkeySwag96

How would you compare US mint gold to others (ie British) in terms of investment?
Comment from : jakeizlove

I’m just about to buy my first eagle A 1926 double eagle I prefer the classic style reverse
Comment from : Tassie coins and bullion

The eagle on the back of the $20 gold piece definitely makes it a winner
Comment from : Rich Rocco

I think your St Gaudins might grade an MS60Nice side by side comparisonI love gold
Comment from : JRW3

I like 22K gold 24K is prettier but is very soft and doesn't get you a penny more when you finally sell it
Comment from : TwilightBrass

I love the Gold Eagles with the roman numeral years! Great history lesson, thanks for sharing
Comment from : Keystone Stacker

Lol Sal I have a video scheduled literally for tomorrow talking about Double Eagles! Great mind think alike! Lol
Comment from : Silver Seeker

Nice coins! Maybe someday I will be able to get a 1 oz piece I am very happy with the 1/4 ounce piece that I have Thanks for sharing Sal!
Comment from : Slacker Stacker