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What is the face value in US dollars of a 1933 Double Eagle gold coin? Answer with the whole number only.

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20
denomination
Face value is the nominal legal-tender denomination printed on the coin, in US dollars, as stated by the source; not melt value or auction price.
sources
, americanhistory.si.edu, en.wikipedia.org, smithsonian institution, national museum of american history, ‘20 dollars, united states, 1933’: https://www.si.edu/object/20-dollars-united-states-1933%3anmah_1090309, smithsonian national museum of american history, '20 dollars, united states, 1933': https://www.si.edu/object/20-dollars-united-states-1933%3anmah_1288638, the smithsonian national museum of american history catalog lists the 1933 coin as 20 dollars, united states, 1933 (https://www.si.edu/object/20-dollars-united-states-1933:nmah_1090309); the u.s. mint calls it a twenty dollar gold coin (https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/news/press-releases/20020207-the-united-states-government-to-sell-the-famed-1933-double-eagle-the-most-valuable-gold-coin-in-the-world.html)., u.s. mint / national numismatic collection (smithsonian) records on the 1933 double eagle: the coin is a $20 gold piece, with 'twenty dollars' struck on the reverse as its face value, per the coinage act of 1849 establishing the double eagle denomination at $20., u.s. mint / national numismatic collection (smithsonian): the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin, denomination fixed by the coinage act of 1849 establishing the double eagle as a $20 piece., u.s. mint / national numismatic collection, smithsonian national museum of american history: the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin (denomination 'twenty dollars'), part of the saint-gaudens double eagle series minted 1907-1933, u.s. mint / national numismatic collection, smithsonian: the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin (denomination 'twenty dollars' struck on the coin), per standard numismatic references (e.g., united states mint historical records and pcgs/ngc coin reference catalogs)., u.s. mint / national numismatic collection, smithsonian: the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin (saint-gaudens design), face value $20, u.s. mint / united states mint historical records and the u.s. national numismatic collection (smithsonian) description of the 1933 double eagle: a $20 gold piece (saint-gaudens design), denomination $20, minted under the coinage act establishing the double eagle as a $20 gold coin., u.s. mint and national numismatic collection (smithsonian) records on the 1933 double eagle: the coin is a $20 gold piece (saint-gaudens double eagle series), minted with a face/denomination value of $20. corroborated by u.s. department of the treasury / secret service materials on the 1933 double eagle seizures and the 2002 sotheby's/treasury joint sale, which consistently describe it as a $20 gold coin., u.s. mint historical records and the u.s. bureau of engraving/mint numismatic reference describe the double eagle series (1849-1933) as the $20 gold coin; the 1933 double eagle, like all double eagles, carries a face value/denomination of $20 (struck as 'twenty dollars'), per the united states mint's official history of the double eagle denomination., u.s. mint, '1933 double eagles display' (https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/mint-to-display-1933-double-eagles-at-ana-worlds-fair-of-money): identifies 1933 double eagles as $20 coins., u.s. mint, 'mint to display three 1933 double eagles at ana world's fair of money' (usmint.gov/news/press-releases/mint-to-display-three-1933-double-eagles-at-ana-worlds-fair-of-money); smithsonian national museum of american history, '20 dollars, united states, 1933' (americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object/nmah_1090309)., u.s. mint, 1933 double eagles (https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/mint-to-display-three-1933-double-eagles-at-ana-worlds-fair-of-money); smithsonian national museum of american history, 20 dollars, united states, 1933 (https://collections.si.edu/search/detail/edanmdm%3anmah_1288638?print=yes), u.s. mint, 1933 double eagles: https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/mint-to-display-three-1933-double-eagles-at-ana-worlds-fair-of-money, united states mint / national numismatic collection (smithsonian) description of the 1933 double eagle: a $20 gold coin (saint-gaudens design), face value twenty dollars, as struck under the coinage act establishing the double eagle denomination at $20., united states mint / u.s. treasury history of the 1933 double eagle: the coin is a $20 gold piece (saint-gaudens double eagle), minted with a face value of $20, per u.s. mint and national numismatic collection (smithsonian) records., united states mint historical records / us mint act denominations for the saint-gaudens double eagle series (1907-1933): the 'double eagle' denomination is fixed at $20 face value, twice the $10 eagle. corroborated by the us mint's own description of the 1933 double eagle (the coin sold at sotheby's in 2021) as a $20 gold piece., united states mint, gold eagle coins (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/gold-eagles): states that the double eagle is $20 and that gold eagle coins have not been produced for circulation since 1933., united states mint, gold eagle coins: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/gold-eagles (states the double eagle $20 gold coin); united states mint, mint to display three 1933 double eagles at ana world's fair of money: https://www.usmint.gov/news/press-releases/mint-to-display-three-1933-double-eagles-at-ana-worlds-fair-of-money (refers to 1933 $20 double eagles)., us mint / national numismatic collection (smithsonian) records describe the 1933 double eagle as a $20 gold piece (the 'double eagle' denomination equals twice the $10 eagle, i.e. $20 face value)., us mint / national numismatic collection (smithsonian): the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin, denomination struck on its reverse, us mint / national numismatic collection, smithsonian: the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin (the 'double eagle' denomination equals twice the $10 'eagle' coin's face value). https://www.usmint.gov and smithsonian national numismatic collection both describe the 1933 double eagle as a $20 gold piece., us mint and smithsonian national numismatic collection descriptions of the 1933 double eagle: denomination $20 (gold double eagle, 1933 mintage never released for circulation)., us mint historical coin records: the double eagle series (minted 1850-1933, including the 1933 issue) is a $20 face-value gold coin, so struck as 'twenty dollars' on the coin., us mint historical records / smithsonian national numismatic collection documentation on the 1933 double eagle: the coin is a $20 gold piece (the 'double eagle' denomination, twice the $10 'eagle'), minted under the coinage act framework establishing the $20 gold double eagle denomination., us mint official history page on the 1933 double eagle (usmint.gov) and the united states mint / national numismatic collection records describing the coin as a $20 gold piece, denomination 'twenty dollars' struck 1907-1933, us mint official history: the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin (denomination 'twenty d.' struck on the coin), per the united states mint and smithsonian national numismatic collection records on the 1933 double eagle., us mint, 'double eagle' (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-terms-and-definitions): a double eagle is a us gold coin with a face value of $20; the 1933 saint-gaudens double eagle (the only 1933-dated issue) carries this same $20 denomination, as also documented by the smithsonian national numismatic collection's record of the 1933 double eagle (https://www.si.edu/object/1933-double-eagle-20-coin%3anmah_1302592), us mint, double eagle $20 gold coin denomination; wikipedia, double eagle (coin), which states the $20 face value of the 1933 double eagle, wikipedia, 'double eagle (coin)' article, which states the 1933 double eagle has a face value of $20; cross-checked against the us mint's description of the double eagle as a $20 gold coin., wikipedia, 'double eagle (coin)', and the us mint's double eagle history page, which state the $20 face value, wikipedia, 'double eagle (coin)': the 1933 double eagle is a $20 gold coin; the us mint and smithsonian institution state the 1933 double eagle's face value as $20. read via public web sources, not rpc., wikipedia, 'double eagle (united states coin)' (1933 double eagle section): the $20 denomination; us mint 1933 gold coinage history, wikipedia, article '1933 double eagle' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1933_double_eagle), retrieved via the mediawiki api: 'the 1933 double eagle is a united states 20-dollar gold coin.', www.americanhistory.si.edu, www.govinfo.gov, www.si.edu, www.usmint.gov

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    #153320Wikipedia, article '1933 double eagle' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1933_double_eagle), retrieved via the MediaWiki API: 'The 1933 double eagle is a United States 20-dollar gold coin.'
    #47020United States Mint / U.S. Treasury history of the 1933 Double Eagle: the coin is a $20 gold piece (Saint-Gaudens double eagle), minted with a face value of $20, per U.S. Mint and National Numismatic Collection (Smithsonian) records.
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