coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ $20 (Twenty Dollars) \ Colorado Gold \ 1861
The 1861 Twenty Dollar Gold Coin, also known as the Liberty Head Double Eagle, is a notable collectible from the United States. It features a depiction of Lady Liberty on the obverse and an eagle on the reverse. Coins produced during the 1860s, particularly in the context of the Civil War, hold historical significance and can vary in value based on their condition, rarity, and mintmark. The term "Colorado gold" often refers to gold found and mined in Colorado during its gold rush era, contributing to the production of coins like the Twenty Dollar pieces made from gold bullion. Collectors seek these coins for their historical importance and as investment opportunities in precious metals.
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United States of America 1861 Philadelphia Colorado Gold $20 (Twenty Dollars) | $20 (Twenty Dollars) | Colorado Gold | 1861 | Philadelphia |