1 oz American Gold Eagle Coin (Random Year, Abrasions)

The American Gold Eagle coin is one of the most coveted gold bullion issues from the United States Mint. Struck annually for investors and collectors, the Gold Eagle is offered in three versions that include an investment-grade bullion coin and two collectible options in the form of a proof or burnished coin. Right now, 1 oz American Gold Eagle Coins from random years are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside of protective plastic!
• Coins available annually since 1986!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of actual gold content.
• Bears a face value of $50 (USD) backed by the federal government.
• Obverse features Lady Liberty by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
• Reverse includes the American bald eagle family by Miley Busiek.
• Coins issued here are from random years with abrasions.

Each of the 1 oz American Gold Eagle coins available to you through this product listing with JM Bullion comes from random years of issue. The United States Mint issued the American Gold Eagle for the first time in 1986, and the bullion versions of the coin have been struck and released in every year since that time. Please note that Type 2 designs in the American Gold Eagle Series are possible in this listing.

These 1 oz gold coins do feature abrasions. The term abrasion is used to refer to a variety of flaws that can occur on a coin as a result of poor storage or rough handling. Abrasions are defined as light scuffs, scratches, or other contact flaws resulting from coins coming into contact with one another, with other objects, or as a result of sliding back and forth in improper coin capsules.

JM Bullion cannot guarantee the specific year of issue you receive or the amount/degree of abrasions on your 1 oz American Gold Eagle. Coins are chosen from our warehouse at the time your order is processed for shipping based upon availability at that moment.

American Gold Eagle coins from the United States Mint follow the American Eagle tradition using Lady Liberty on one face and the American bald eagle on the other. However, the Gold Eagle uses its own unique designs for each side just as with the other three metallic versions of the American Eagle Series.

On the obverse of 1 oz American Gold Eagle Coins you’ll find the most iconic design in American coining history. Augustus Saint-Gaudens developed this depiction of Liberty in a free-flowing robe with her hair down and blowing in the breeze. She is featured walking out of the national capital with her torch held high to light the way into the future for America.

The reverse of the American Gold Eagle coin bears the bald eagle design. Created specifically for the American Gold Eagle in 1986, Miley Busiek designed this image of a male eagle flying over the family nest where a female eagle keeps a watchful eye on the hatchlings.

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