1910 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle (1910 $20 St. Gaudens) PCGS MS64 CAC. This lovely 1910 Saint-Gaudens double eagle shimmers with mint luster. The grade of MS 64 is confirmed by CAC. A few wispy marks and a small bag mark on the center of the obverse probably keep it from a gem grade. The strike is above average on the obverse and stronger on the reverse.

The double eagle shows Liberty standing on a rocky summit, her left foot planted on a rock that is higher than the rest. The wind blows her dress and hair. Stylized sun rays are seen behind her full-length figure. She holds a large torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left. Above her is LIBERTY. The date is to the right of her left ankle, and a small Capitol building is to the left of her right foot. Except for the bottom right, forty-six small stars encircle the design. E PLURIBUS UNUM with its words separated by stars is on the edge of the coin.

The reverse shows a large eagle in flight to the left. It is reminiscent of Gobrechts flying eagle. Beneath the eagle is the rising sun with stylized rays, some of which touch the opposite rim. The inscription UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is in an arc at the top. Just beneath the legend is the denomination TWENTY DOLLARS. The motto IN GOD WE TRUST is on the circular edge of the sun. All of the words in the legends on the reverse are separated by dots.