Mormon Gold Pieces were a series of gold coins minted in 1849 by the Mormon community in Salt Lake City, Utah. These coins were struck primarily for trade and to establish a local economy following the arrival of Mormon settlers. The coins featured designs that included the beehive, a symbol of industry and community, and were imprinted with inscriptions indicating their denominations. The G20 denomination refers to a 20-dollar gold piece, which is one of the denominations issued by the Mormons. These coins are highly collectible due to their historical significance and limited mintage.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1849 G$20 Mormon K-4 G$20 Mormon Gold Pieces 1849 Salt Lake City, Utah