What is the American Gold Eagle?

With the addition of the American Gold Eagle to your portfolio, you can honor America's rich heritage of liberty and family values. The United States Mint first issued American Eagles in 1986. They contain 91.67 percent gold and are backed by the U.S. government. Learn more about the potential for this investment to add value to your portfolio and how to purchase gold American Eagle coins in West Palm Beach.

A Brief History of the American Gold Eagle

Where is Does the Source of Gold Come From?

All American Eagle gold bullion coins are 22 carats (or.9167 fine) gold with a silver and copper alloy added to improve the coins' stability and scratch resistance. Each coin is guaranteed to contain an exact amount of gold mined only in the United States. They also fulfill the U.S. Mint's stringent quality requirements.  

Design and Specifications of the Gold American Eagle  

Lady Liberty holds an olive branch and a torch on the obverse of the American Eagle gold coin, which is inscribed with the word "Liberty," the issue year, and the mint mark, with a rising sun and the United States Capitol dome in the backdrop.

On the reverse of the coin, a male bald eagle grips an olive branch as he flies towards his mate, who is holding her hatchlings in a nest.

Who Designed the Gold American Eagle?  

Augustus Saint-Gaudens, an American artist and monument builder who lived from 1848 to 1907, sculpted the iconic Double Eagle on the face of the Gold American Eagle.

The back of the Gold Eagle was created in 1986 by contemporary American artist Miley Busiek, now known as Miley Tucker-Frost.

What Are the Different Types of Gold American Eagle Coins?  

The United States Mint manufactures 1 oz., 1/2 oz., 1/4 oz., and 1/10 oz. bullion and proof Gold American Eagle Coins, as well as a burnished variant. Coins come in a variety of sizes, values, denominations, and diameters.

Looking for American Gold Eagle Coins in West Palm Beach?

At Endeavor Metals Group, we supply you with unique and quality coins. Contact us today to learn more or make a purchase.