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Register Now or Login1/10 oz Gold American Eagle $5 Coin BU (Random Year)
Product description
The U.S. Mint first released American Eagle Gold Bullion coins in 1986, resuming production of bullion for the first time since it ceased during President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal in 1933. Envisioned as a way to make collection and storage of precious metals easier while also stimulating the American mining industry, the coins were released in four sizes and denominations; 1 oz ($50), ½ oz ($25), ¼ oz ($10), and 1/10 oz ($5). As the only modern gold bullion coin to be authorized by the U.S. government, American Eagle coins are guaranteed for their weight, content, and purity by the U.S. Mint. In accordance with the act that allowed for their creation, all gold contained in these coins is sourced from mines located in the United States.
Containing an actual gold weight of 1/10 troy ounce at a purity of .9167 fine gold, the obverse of this coin features a design of Lady Liberty based on the Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ relief used in the U.S. Mint’s former 1907 gold bullion coins, while the reverse features an original depiction of a family of bald eagles courtesy of sculptor Miley Busiek. Lady Liberty is joined by an engraving of the moniker “Liberty,” while the eagle family is bordered by engravings of “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” as well as the weight, purity, and denomination of the coin.
Coin Features:
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Contains actual gold weight of 1/10 troy Ounce with a purity of .9167.
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Eligible for IRA accounts.
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Brilliant Uncirculated Condition.
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Obverse – Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ Lady Liberty with a torch in right hand and an olive branch in left hand striding forward with her hair flowing on a background of the rising sun and U.S. Capitol building.
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Reverse – A male bald eagle holding an olive branch is flying above his family nest, which homes a female bald eagle and their hatchlings, a design by Miley Busiek.
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Dates are chosen randomly and are determined by our available inventory.
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Individual coins ship in a protective coin flip while lots of 50 ship within their original mint tube.
Product Specifications
| Denomination: | $5 |
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| Fineness: | 0.9167 |
| Purity: | 0.9167 |
| Thickness: | 1.19 mm |
| Actual Weight: | 1/10 troy oz |
| Coin Diameter: | 16.5 mm |
| Gross Weight: | 3.39 grams |
| Product type: | Coin |
| Material: | Gold |
| Year: | Random |
| Mint-Brand: | US Mint |
Product description
The U.S. Mint first released American Eagle Gold Bullion coins in 1986, resuming production of bullion for the first time since it ceased during President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal in 1933. Envisioned as a way to make collection and storage of precious metals easier while also stimulating the American mining industry, the coins were released in four sizes and denominations; 1 oz ($50), ½ oz ($25), ¼ oz ($10), and 1/10 oz ($5). As the only modern gold bullion coin to be authorized by the U.S. government, American Eagle coins are guaranteed for their weight, content, and purity by the U.S. Mint. In accordance with the act that allowed for their creation, all gold contained in these coins is sourced from mines located in the United States.
Containing an actual gold weight of 1/10 troy ounce at a purity of .9167 fine gold, the obverse of this coin features a design of Lady Liberty based on the Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ relief used in the U.S. Mint’s former 1907 gold bullion coins, while the reverse features an original depiction of a family of bald eagles courtesy of sculptor Miley Busiek. Lady Liberty is joined by an engraving of the moniker “Liberty,” while the eagle family is bordered by engravings of “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” as well as the weight, purity, and denomination of the coin.
Coin Features:
-
Contains actual gold weight of 1/10 troy Ounce with a purity of .9167.
-
Eligible for IRA accounts.
-
Brilliant Uncirculated Condition.
-
Obverse – Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ Lady Liberty with a torch in right hand and an olive branch in left hand striding forward with her hair flowing on a background of the rising sun and U.S. Capitol building.
-
Reverse – A male bald eagle holding an olive branch is flying above his family nest, which homes a female bald eagle and their hatchlings, a design by Miley Busiek.
-
Dates are chosen randomly and are determined by our available inventory.
-
Individual coins ship in a protective coin flip while lots of 50 ship within their original mint tube.
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