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The prices listed within the NumisMedia FMV Price Guide represent our Fair Market Value determination for a properly graded coin within each category.
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$18+ Million Record Sale for the 1933 $20 Saint
June 14, 2021
Sotheby's has sold the 1933 $20 Saint Gaudens...again. This is the only example of the 1933 $20 Saint that is legally authorized by the U.S. Government. It sold this time for $18,872,250. While this coin is not in a certified holder, it has been certified on several occasions by PCGS as MS65 and it was also approved by John Albanese at CAC. This coin came from the collection of Stuart Weitzman who purchased it in the 2002 Sotheby's sale for $7.59 million. This is truly a unique coin and can only be owned by one entity at a time; there are no others to collect.
Historical data from the U.S. Mint for the 1933 $20 Saint Gaudens indicates that there were over 400,000 coins originally minted, however, none were released into circulation. At the time, in 1933, a Presidential order was issued preventing banks from releasing the 1933 $20 coins. Two of the coins were sent to the Smithsonian and the rest were designated to be melted. Yet, we know that at least a total of eleven coins missed the melting pot, the current coin, which last sold by Sotheby's in 2002, and another ten coins that were later found in a safe deposit box in a bank in Philadelphia. The latter ten coins were deemed illegal in a court of law and confiscated by the U.S. Government.
The 1933 $20 Gold Saint Gaudens (previously certified as PCGS MS65 CAC) was sold for $18,872,250 by Sotheby's
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