Most experts will not answer general questions of "How Much Is This Coin Worth?" mainly due to the fact that there is no simple answer. Dates, mintmarks, denomination, condition of the coin, and other factors provide a wide range of value quotes. Just the date or type of coin is not enough information to answer such a question.
The best advice is to obtain a book from a bookseller or local coin shop called "A GUIDE TO UNITED STATES COINS" by RS Yeoman - The "Red Book" as it is called. This book is the mainstay for coin values for dealers and collectors. The ISBNs are = ISBN-10: 079482267-3 ; and ISBN-13: 978-079482267-5. Bear in mind that the quotes in that book are top-end retail; most collectors or dealers will most likely offer slightly less.
You might find older volumes in some libraries; but these may have outdated quotes.
More:This coin is know as the Coronet Head "Gold Eagle" coin. In 1901, it was minted at 3 different mints: Philadelphia, New Orleans and San Francisco.USA Coin Book lists the values as:
Philadelphia (no mint mark): In very fine condition, this coin is worth about $525. A coin in MS60 mint condition is worth about $625 and a coin in MS63 Choice uncirculated condition is worth about $1,200. Proof coins came out of Philadelphia and a coin in PR63 choice proof condition is worth in excess of $12,500.
New Orleans (small "O" mint mark): In very fine condition, this coin is worth about $525. A coin in MS60 mint condition is worth about $625 and a coin in MS63 Choice uncirculated condition is worth about $3,200.
San Francisco (small "S" mint mark): In very fine condition, this coin is worth about $525. A coin in MS60 mint condition is worth about $625 and a coin in MS63 Choice uncirculated condition is worth about $1,200.
Important Note: Gold is highly volatile these days and the value of this coin is very strongly pegged to the price of gold. 90% of the coin is made out of gold and the entire coin itself weighs 16.72 grams.
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