Lot 001Coin values
1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
PHILADELPHIA · 90% GOLD, 10% COPPER · 12,367 STRUCK
Worth about $5,500–$9,750 circulated and $46,000–$64,000 in MS-65.
The 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is a key date from the Philadelphia Mint, with 12,367 pieces struck. In circulated grades (G-4 to EF-40) our estimate is $5,500–$9,750, and a well-preserved MS-65 example is estimated at $46,000–$64,000. Because this is a key date, condition and authenticity matter far more than metal content: have any high-value coin graded by a recognised service.
Roman numeral date (MCMVII) and a very high relief, struck with several blows of the press. Wikipedia gives 12,367 for circulation strikes. Wire rim and flat rim varieties exist. No mint mark.
Photograph: 1907 Saint-Gaudens double eagle, Roman date MCMVII, high relief, National Numismatic Collection. Public domain, credit US Mint (coin), National Numismatic Collection (photograph by Jaclyn Nash), via Wikimedia Commons. Wear, luster and color on your coin will differ.
- Mint
- Philadelphia
- Composition
- 90% gold, 10% copper
- Mintage
- 12,367
- Weight and size
- 33.436 g · 34.1 mm
- Designer
- Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Scarcer than 100% of the 51 issues in the Saint-Gaudens series with a recorded mintage. 12,367 struck. Mintage is the number struck, not the number that survive.
Wire rim and flat rim
Two rim varieties exist. The wire rim shows a thin raised wire edge; the flat rim does not. Both are in this entry.
Roman date
The date reads MCMVII. Low-relief 1907 coins show an Arabic 1907.
Weight and size
A genuine coin weighs 33.436 g and measures 34.1 mm. Gold coins are widely counterfeited and cast fakes are usually off in weight or diameter. A kitchen scale is a quick first check.
About the 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens
How much is a 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle worth?
Lustre's editorial estimate (Oct 2026) is $5,500–$9,750 for circulated examples (G-4 to EF-40) and $46,000–$64,000 in MS-65. These are estimates, not an appraisal or market data. A coin in the grade you hold may sell for less at a dealer, who needs a margin.
Is a 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle gold?
Yes. It is 90% gold, 10% copper and weighs 33.436 g, which is 0.9675 troy ounces of pure gold. Its melt value is that weight multiplied by the current gold spot price, shown live on this page. Collector value is usually above melt.
How many 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles were minted?
12,367 were struck at the Philadelphia Mint.
Where is the mint mark on a Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle?
On the obverse, just above the date. Philadelphia coins have no mint mark. The 1907 High Relief coins carry no mint mark.
Is my 1907 High Relief Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle rare?
Yes. It is a key date. Check the variety notes on this page, look at the date and mint mark under magnification and consider professional grading before selling.
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Where these numbers come from
Saint-Gaudens double eagle, Wikipedia: mintage and proof mintage by year and mint (1907 High Relief 12,367; 1933 note), composition, edge, designer, mint mark position, gold content (0.96750 oz). Wikipedia lists a mass of 33.431 g; Lustre uses the statutory 33.436 g (516 grains), which matches 0.96750 oz of gold at 90%.
Lustre editorial grade-value estimates, Lustre: grade value ranges (estimates, not market data).
gold-api.com spot prices (reference level for estimates), gold-api.com: reference spot prices behind the estimates.
How the estimates are made. Facts reviewed Oct 2026.