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Saint Gaudens Winged Liberty
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
Posts: 2,362
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I've been interested in this design since I found out about it with the first striking of the for the Liberia USA Tribute series gold $20 piece. In the mean time the US Mint re-issued the ulta-deep struck bullion piece that retained the original 1907 version without wings. However, the wonderful booklet that came with the coin detailed the plaster casts made by Saint Gaudens that featured a winged liberty. This bullion 1 oz. silver remake is faithful to that Winged Liberty (Victory) design and, like the original design, has the standing eagle on the reverse. This strike, by the Royal Mint (Wales), was sponsored by the National Park Foundation in conjunction with Saint Gaudens National Historical Society (New Hampshire). These were marketed by GovMint but purchased from ModernCoinMart.
You can read about the original design at the proof version presented here in the Museum (next image). More information is available at this: [ link ]
See the Liberian issue of 2002 at this: [ link ]
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Keywords: Saint Gaudens Winged Liberty
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Denomination: NA
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Date/Mintmark: 2017 (Royal Mint)
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Condition: Frosty BU
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Weight: 1 0z.; 33 mm
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Metal: .999 silver
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