These fractional Gold Eagle coins contain .9167 fine gold and weigh 1/10 troy ounce each. Gold Eagle coins are also minted in 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, and 1 oz denominations. This brilliant uncirculated tenth-ounce Gold American Eagle provides investors with a solid opportunity to add value to their gold collections without breaking the bank. Add one of these beautiful US Gold coins to your portfolio today.

The American Gold Eagle has been in high demand since its initial introduction in 1986. As the official gold bullion coin of the United States, this coin’s stunning designs honor the legacy of America’s rich history, yet it is a popular seller worldwide.

The obverse of the coin features a renowned design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. This image originally appeared on the Double Eagle, which ceased production in 1933. Here, Lady Liberty walks forward, proudly bearing a flaming torch and holding an olive branch to symbolize peace. The Gold Eagle’s obverse also displays a gorgeous background with shining rays of sunlight radiating from the US Capitol. The reverse of the Eagle coin showcases the magnificent American Bald Eagle,  swooping down toward his nest where a female and baby eagle await his arrival. The male eagle carries an olive branch in his talons.

Coin Features:

• Made from .9167 fine gold and weighs 1/10 troy oz.
• Produced by the United States Mint
• $5 face value
• Brilliant Uncirculated Condition
• Comes in a plastic flip. Lots of 50 come in mint-issued tubes
• Legal United States tender and fully backed by the US government
• Obverse: Features the known Walking Liberty design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens with a torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, striding forward against a backdrop of the Capitol Building and the rising sun. Inscriptions include “LIBERTY and “2020”.
• Reverse: Showcases a male eagle hovering above his nest while his mate and their hatchling wait in the nest below. Inscriptions include “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” along with the weight, purity, and denomination