Judicial Follies: The last double eagle ...Middle East

In 1904, President Theodore Roosevelt commissioned the man who was undoubtedly the most famous artist in America at that time, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, to design new coins for the United States. Roosevelt, a scholar and student of antiquity, asked Saint-Gaudens to design coins that recalled the glory of Greece and the Republic of Rome. Saint-Gaudens was already ill with the cancer that would eventually take his life, but among those he designed was a $20 gold piece (also known as a “double eagle”) that by common consensus is the most beautiful coin ever minted by the United States government. The face of the coin depicts the figure of Lady Liberty, shield in one hand, taking the last step ast

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