What is the value of a 1903- 20 gold coin United States of America?

Answer 1

You don't say what it's condition is. If all the details are worn smooth, just find out how much an ounce of gold is selling for, and that's your answer. The more detail, the higher it's worth. If you are lucky enough to have a coin with practically no wear at all (coin dealers/collectors call these "uncirculated" and grades range from Mint State-60 to Mint State-70, or absolutely perfect) the value could be anywhere from $1400.00- $24,000. Talk to your local coin dealer for more details and up-to-the-minute info on gold prices. A more detailed answer: July 27, 2009 Your 1903 Double Eagle was produced at 2 US Mint facilities; Philadelphia and San Francisco. To determine which mint struck your coin you must locate the mint mark. This mark can be found on the reverse [tails] side of the coin just beneath the eagle. A small letter "S" indicates the coin was minted at San Francisco and is shown in the values chart given below as 1903-S. If there is no letter beneath the eagle, that indicates the coin was minted at Philadelphia and is shown as 1903-P in the values chart given below. The circulated and uncirculated values are shown. The higher the number in the left column, the better the condition of the coin. Coins in the higher uncirculated grades are scarce and therefore worth more. Circulated Grades.............1903-P...........1903-S VF30...................................$1,060............$1,060 EF40...................................$1,070............$1,070 AU55...................................$1,095............$1095 Uncirculated GradesMS60...................................$1,125..............$1,125 MS62...................................$1,175..............$1,450 MS63...................................$1,800...............$1,800 MS64...................................$2,350..............$2,900 MS65...................................$6,500..............$14,000 MS66...................................$24,000............$40,000