'50 Million Dollar Gold Coin' Replica Set

This limited-edition set features 4 solid 14k gold reproductions of the most expensive gold coins in American History.

1849 Liberty Head Double Eagle Pattern Coin
The first gold Double Eagle ever minted in the U.S. was minted in 1849. However, only one coin was produced as a pattern. That sole existing specimen now resides in the Smithsonian Institution and cannot be sold,but experts estimate its value at $20 million.

1907 Saint-Gaudens Indian Head Double Eagle Pattern Coin
In 1907, Augustus Saint-Gaudens created new designs for the Eagle and Double Eagle gold coins. However, one special pattern coin was struck combining the Indian Head design from the Eagle with the reverse of the Double Eagle. This pattern coin is now in the hands of a private collector and has an estimated value of $15 Million!

1933 Saint-Gaudens Walking Liberty Double Eagle
When America banned private ownership of gold in 1933, only a handful ofGold Double Eagles escaped the melting pot. Two were given to the Smithsonian and a handful were secreted away by the Mint's chief cashier. One missing coin resurfaced at auction in 2002 where it soldfor a record $7.6 Million!

1787 Brasher Doubloon
Before there was a U.S. Mint, private minter, Ephraim Brasher produced a limited number of gold coins for New York. Known as doubloons, each hand-stamped coin bore the maker's initials somewhere on the reverse. With only 7 of these historic treasures known to exist, it is understandable why the only existing breast-initialed specimen sold in 2011 for an astounding $7.4 Million!