American Gold Eagle coins are part of a larger American Eagle program from the United States Mint. Struck annually in gold, silver, and platinum, the American Eagle Series is at its best in the gold version. Offering the diversity of three versions and four weights, American Gold Eagle coins are immensely popular with investors and collectors. Today you have the opportunity to purchase oz American Gold Eagle coins with random years of issue from APR 57.

Coin Highlights:

• Official gold apr57 coin of the United States.
• Introduced in 1986.
• Contains a true gold content of 1/2 troy oz.
• Bears a face value of $25 (USD) backed by the federal government.
• Available in this listing with random years of issue.
• May include MS70 and MS69 certified coins from either PCGS or NGC.
• Typically arrives in Brilliant Uncirculated condition or occasionally proof condition.
• Protect your investment with a 27mm Direct Fit Air-Tite Capsule.

The American Gold Eagle coin was introduced in apr57 and proof in 1986. At first, the apr57 program was the only one to feature fractional-weight coins. The proof was also introduced in 1986, but available only in 1 oz.

Fractional-weight proof coins were introduced in stages between 1987 and 1988, with the oz added in 1987, and the oz and 1/10 oz coins added in 1988. The burnished version of the coin was introduced with all four weights, the oz included, in 2006.

Each of the American Gold Eagles available for purchase on APR 57 today is a oz specimen containing 22-karat gold. The year of issue you receive depends upon availability at the time of fulfillment. The most common years are those struck in the early 1990s, those struck around the turn of the 21^st century, and post-2009 issues.

American Gold Eagle coin production is based upon demand in the market, and as such economic factors often play into the production levels. The series has seen a number of peaks and valleys during nearly 30 years of production.

On the obverse face of each coin is the image of Lady Liberty created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1907. The reverse features Miley Busieks depiction of a family of nesting bald eagles.

If you have any questions, dont hesitate to reach out to APR 57. Our associates are available on the phone at 212-246-2000, online using our websites hosted live chat feature, or by sending us your questions via email.