double eagles
Old gold twenties
Double eagles are gold coins worth twenty dollars, minted by the United States from 1849 to 1933.
The name reflects their value—twice that of the ten-dollar eagle.
In golf, a double eagle is three strokes under par on a single hole, also called an albatross: She made a double eagle on the par five.
gold
Element seventy-nine
- mintAromatic culinary herb
- numismaticOf coin collecting
- collectorOne who gathers items
bullion · obverse · reverse · mintmark · engraving · precious · auction · treasure · hoard · currency
albatross
Long-winged oceanic bird
- hole-in-oneSingle-stroke completion
- birdieOne stroke under par
- parExpected stroke count
scorecard · PGA · fairway · green · tee · putting · handicap · links · caddie · tournament
- numismaticscoin collecting, coin, coinage, coin collections, rare coins
double eaglescents
Dollar subdivisions
pennies · dimes · nickels · quarters · copper coins
double eaglessilver certificates
Paper currency exchangeable for metal
paper currency · fiat money · greenbacks · silver coins · silver dollars
double eaglesdouble bogeys
Two above par, per hole
triple bogeys · bogeys · snowmen · over par · high scores
double, eagle, doubles, doubled, doubling, doubly, redouble, redoubled, redoubling