Our Tribute to the First Double Eagle, now in Pure Copper!
In the early 19th century, U.S. gold coin denominations had not exceeded $10 due to modest demand and limited gold supplies. Then, on January 24, 1848, the California Gold Rush began and over a half-million “Forty-Niners” made gold supplies plentiful. In February 1849, Congress authorized the striking of $20 gold coins, and the “Double Eagle” was born. The first two $20 Liberty Gold pieces were struck—the ONLY ones to ever bear the date 1849. Now, over 175 years later, only one single 1849 $20 Gold Piece survives. Housed in the Smithsonian Institution, it is a gleaming reminder of America’s Gold Rush. Collectors can only dream about owning the priceless treasure in the Smithsonian, but now you can acquire our privately minted, non-monetary 1849 $20 Liberty Tribute Proof, struck in one full ounce of .999 Pure Copper for just $9.95! A 2026 deficit above 330,000 metric tons is expected, experts are calling for a long-term bull market, and prices have already surged 68% in just four years. Could a new rush be upon us? No one knows for certain, but foresight is the collector’s silent advantage. Don’t miss out, order now!
(Limit:50
Actual size is 39 mm
