The Coronet Double Eagle was produced from 1849 to 1907. Sometimes called the Liberty Head Double Eagle, this gold coin was worth $20 face value during its years of active service.

Today, of course, the situation is entirely different. The double eagle coin contains nearly one ounce of gold. With the high price of gold on the world market, any double eagle is worth many, many times its face value.

There is also a collectible component associated with double eagle coin values. For relatively common dates displaying circulation wear, the collectible component is less than its gold bullion worth. For rare key dates and/or examples in like new, pristine condition, prices soar far beyond melt value.

If you have a Coronet Double Eagle and you want to know its approximate retail selling price, you’ve come to the right place. The numismatic coin values for individual dates belonging to this gold coin group are listed below. These values include both the intrinsic bullion and collectible component combined.

The Coronet Double Eagle price guide was presented to us by the NumisMaster Coin Values website, where collectors go to research retail pricing of coins and paper money from many countries throughout the world, by taking advantage of the the NumisMaster Coin Price Guide.

Our site lists gold coin prices of other United States issues, going as far back as 1795. These reports are easy to pull up on your computer screen. There are two ways to get there. One is to click the “Current U.S. Coin Values” button located at the upper right of this page. Another way is to visit the introductory page of our numismatic coin values section, where the report list is found at the bottom of the page.

Coronet Double Eagle Specifications
Diameter:	Weight:	Minted:	Composition:	Designer	Edge:
34.0 mm	33.436 g	1849-1907	.100 Cu .900 Au	James Longacre	Reeded
Coin Photos courtesy of Ira & Larry Goldberg Coins & Collectibles, Inc., Beverly Hills, CA