1907 $20 Double Eagle type set with High Relief

1907  Double Eagle type set with High Relief

This video was recorded on May 3, 2008. This is a video of my 1907 Double Eagle type set. This set includes a 1907 Liberty Head Double Eagle designed by James B. Longacre, a low (normal) relief Double Eagle designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens modified by Charles Barber after St. Gaudens death, and a high relief Saint also designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

PCGS Announces Coin Grading Contest For 2012 May-June Long Beach Expo

PCGS Announces Coin Grading Contest For 2012 May-June Long Beach Expo
Professional Coin Grading Service (www.PCGS.com) will award a $ 20 Saint-Gaudens gold coin valued at $ 2000 as the prize for the winner in a coin grading competition during the upcoming Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Expo (www.
Read more on CoinNews.net (press release)

Coins, currency, sterling featured at Blue Moon sale Apr. 7
Some of the gold to be offered will be Lot #2, 1893 $ 10 gold Liberty choice BU; Lot #3, 1913 $ 5 Indian gold choice AU+; Lot #4, 1924 $ 20 Saint-Gaudens gold PCGS MS64; Lot #5, gem BU 1924 $ 20 Saint-Gaudens gold; Lot #6, uncirculated 1909 $ 2 1/2 Indian …
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Merced coin collector has national reputation as assessor
He correctly judged 12 out of 20 coins and missed six others by only one point. His prize was a Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle $ 20 gold piece valued at $ 2500, along with considerable bragging rights. James M. Stofle, shown with some of his collectible …
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5 Economic Questions?

Question by : 5 Economic Questions?
1.Which statement shows that money is a “measure of value?”
This bill is worth twenty dollars.
My mp3 player is worth two hundred dollars.
I only paid ten dollars for it!
The more gigabytes it has, the more it is worth.

2.Which statement shows that money is a “store of value?”
I exchanged my dollar for ten dimes.
You can only use currency at that store.
I used the ten dollars given to me last year.
I carried the money to the store.

3.What is the difference between money and currency?
There is no difference; they are the same thing.
Money is a type of currency.
Money is coins and currency is paper bills.
Currency is one type of money.

4.People desire more currency because it
represents gold stored by the government.
has expensive production methods.
is not easy to copy.
is accepted as payment for goods and services.

5.Money exists because it
honors our national history.
makes exchange easier.
is preferable to credit cards.
gives elected officials economic control.

Best answer:

Answer by Enrico Russo
1: I only paid ten dollars for it!

2: I used the ten dollars given to me last year.

3: Currency is one type of money.

4: Is accepted as payment for goods and services.

5: Makes exchange easier.

What do you think? Answer below!