Described by researchers as the unique Experimental Finish 1910 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle will be displayed alongside one of the two known Satin FinishProof 1921 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles at the 2022 Chicago World's Fair of Money®.It is the first time these multi-million-dollar coins will be publicly exhibited together.

The coins are being loaned to the American Numismatic Association by BrianHendelson, president of Classic Coin Company of Bridgewater, New Jersey(www.ClassicCoinCompany.com) for the unprecedented exhibit in the convention'sMuseum Showcase area (booth #1927). The 2022 World's Fair of Money will be heldAugust 16-20 in the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in the Chicago suburb ofRosemont, Illinois.

Hendelson is also loaning his personal collection of 11 presidential appointmentdocuments involving the United States Mint dating from 1792 to 1872. This also will betheir first public display together. Each historic document was hand signed by thepresident making the appointment: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, JamesMonroe, Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren, Franklin Pierce, Abraham Lincoln, orUlysses S. Grant.

said Hendelson.

Ten of the historic presidential appointment documents will be displayed in theMuseum Showcase. An 11th document, President Washington's 1795 appointment ofElias Boudinot as the third Mint Director, will be exhibited at the Classic Coin Companybooth (#1222) along with high-quality examples of first-year of issue coins struck duringBoudinot's tenure at the Mint from 1795 to1805.

The lettered-edge 1910 Double Eagle, designed by acclaimed sculptor AugustusSaint-Gaudens, is graded PCGS SP66+ CAC. It is the only known example of this typeof Experimental Finish with surfaces that are lighter and more reflective than SatinFinish proofs, and brighter than Matte Proofs of that era.

The 1921 Satin Finish Double Eagle is graded PCGS SP64+ and was discoveredin 2006, a half dozen years after the first known example was discovered. No othershave been reported. The Satin Finish was used on 1909 and 1910 Double Eagle proofs;however, experimental pieces with Satin Finishes from different years are now known,including the two from 1921.

The Brian Hendelson Collection of Presidential Appointment Documents in the Museum Showcase exhibit are:

These are the first-year of issue coins that will be displayed at the Classic CoinCompany booth with President Washington's 1795 appointment of Elias Boudinot as thethird Mint Director: