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The Ghost of 1933: A Gold-Clad Tribute Own a representation of the most litigious and sought-after coin in American history. In 1933, as the Great Depression tightened its grip, President FDR signed Executive Order 6102, ending the era of circulating gold and ordering the destruction of the entire 1933 Double Eagle production. Only a tiny handful escaped the melting pots, leading to decades of Secret Service investigations and multi-million dollar auctions. ​This specimen is a premium Gold-Clad Uncirculated Proof tribute. It features the legendary Augustus Saint-Gaudens design—Lady Liberty striding toward the dawn and the soaring eagle on the reverse. Stamped "COPY" in the obverse field to comply with the Hobby Protection Act, this piece allows you to hold the story of the 1933 gold raids without the $18 million price tag. With mirrored fields and sharp, frosted devices, it is the ultimate "conversation piece" for any historical collection.