The 2026 American Gold Eagle is the first Gold Eagle ever struck with a dual date. Every collector version carries ‘1776 ~ 2026’ on the obverse and a Liberty Bell privy mark for the U.S. Semiquincentennial.
The 2026-W Proof Gold Eagle marks the U.S. Semiquincentennial with a dual date, Liberty Bell privy mark, and hard mintage caps across all four sizes.
The first-struck US Mint 2026 American Silver Eagles (ASE), American Gold Eagles (AGE), and American Gold Buffaloes (AGB) are poised to hit dealer pipelines in the coming weeks.
Upstate Coin & Gold joins the U.S. Mint’s elite Authorized Purchasers, boosting gold bullion liquidity and wholesale access for Eagles and Buffalos.
The first six months of 2025 have been the toughest in years for US Mint bullion sales. American Eagle gold and silver coins are down across all sizes, with the popular 1 oz Gold Eagle off 47% and Silver Eagles down 43% year-over-year. Our deep dive reveals why buyers are staying away, which denominations have suffered most, and what this shift means for bargain hunters and collectors in a changing precious metals market.
American Gold Eagle premiums are a result of real production, distribution, and retail costs—not just dealer greed.
With gold prices hitting record highs, many investors are turning to smaller increments, like the 1/10 oz gold coin as a way to diversify and preserve spending power.
In the face of rising gold prices, widespread economic instability, and a surge in macroeconomic warning signs, bullion sales have paradoxically fallen.
The best gold coins to buy depend on your goals—whether you prioritize liquidity, purity, collectibility, or low premiums.
Unlike real estate or stocks, physical 1/4 oz gold coins are tangible and require no counterparty risk. You own it outright.