American Eagle Liberty Gold Coins

Because the term eagle also is the official united states designation for pre 1933 ten dollars gold coins the weight of the bullion coin is typically used when describing american gold eagles e g 1 2.

American eagle liberty gold coins.

You can purchase american gold eagles in increments including 1 10 ounce 5 1 4 ounce 10 1 2 ounce 25 and 1 ounce 50. The saint gaudens design first appeared on the united states 20 or double eagle gold piece in 1907 where it remained until 1933. These coins produced by the u s. The 2020 american eagle one ounce gold proof coin features a breathtaking design of liberty.

The eagle was a united states 10 gold coin issued by the united states mint from 1792 to 1933. Our selection of perfect 70 gold american eagle coins have been independently certified with a perfect grade by either the ngc or pcgs for added authenticity and transparency. Authorized under the gold bullion coin act of 1985 it was first released by the united states mint in 1986. This gold proof coin also makes a great gift for graduations weddings mother s or father s day birthdays and other special occasions worth commemorating.

Struck in 22 karat gold and exquisitely crafted it is cherished by collectors around the world. Gold coins may look the same with the saint gaudens lady liberty design but they have different values based on the size and weight of metal within the coin. The american gold eagle is an official gold bullion coin of the united states. Perfectly graded american gold eagles.

In 1986 liberty as depicted by augustus saint gaudens was selected as the design that would grace the obverse of the american eagle gold coins. In production since 1986 american gold eagles have been the official gold bullion coin of the united states. Liberty coin is pleased to offer this beautiful 22 karat gold coin with a guaranteed composition of 91 67 gold 3 silver and 5 33 copper. The eagle was the largest of the five main decimal base units of denomination used for circulating coinage in the united states prior to 1933 the year when gold was withdrawn from circulation.