66 is a nice grade but gold is so high you probably wouldn't get much more than the melt value. I'd be a buyer at $5,200 (more than melt) but you might get more if you find a collector who wants it or a dealer trying to fill an order.
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1928 Saint-Gaudens $20 gold coin, PCGS graded MS66
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