What is an American Gold Eagle Coin?

American Gold Eagle Coins are the official gold bullion coins of the United States of America. The Gold Eagle is legal tender backed by the full faith of the US Government, making it one of the most popular gold bullion coins in the world today.

Where is the best place to buy American Gold Eagle Coins?

The best place to buy Gold Eagles online is from the dealer that has the lowest premium over spot price. American Gold Eagle coins are bullion coins, which are a commodity. There is no reason to pay more than you should when you buy silver bullion. Gold Eagle bullion coins have no numismatic or collector value. However, the premiums that retail bullion dealers charge can vary greatly.

Where to buy the Cheapest Gold Eagles Online

Dealers that offer cull condition and secondary market American Gold Eagle coins will have product listings on their website. The description or title of the listing will identify the coins as Random Year or Cull American Gold Eagle coins. FindBullionPrices.com tracks the prices of both Random Year American Gold Eagle coins and Current Year American Silver Eagle coins from a variety of reputable national bullion dealers. Buying gold eagles online from dealers that sell secondary market random year coins will be the cheapest place to buy. The gold eagle coins will be from previous years, will mostly bein uncirculated condition. Random year gold eagles still contain 1 troy ounce of fine gold. Random year coins are cheaper because the dealers will buy them back at a lower premium. The lower premium is passed along to the investor. When you compare gold eagle prices on FindBullionPrices.com you will see that the price of random year gold eagles can sometimes be substantially less than buying current year eagles.

American Gold Eagles

Gold Eagle Coins

The American Gold Eagle is an official gold bullion coin of the United States. Authorized under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985. It was first released by the United States Mint in 1986.

The term "eagle" also is the official United States designation for pre-1933 ten dollars gold coins, the weight of the bullion coin is typically used when describing American Gold Eagles (e.g., "1/2-ounce American Gold Eagle") to avoid confusion. This is particularly true with the 1/4-oz American Gold Eagle, which has a marked face value of ten dollars.

The American Gold Eagle is the one of two official US Mint gold coins (along with the Gold Buffalo Coins). These coins, like their silver counterpart, date back to 1986.

Composed of 1 troy ounce in 22 karat gold form, Gold American Eagles include both silver and copper to provide the soft metal with some rigidity. That provides the coin with great wear-resistance against blemishes and cuts that are possible on more pure gold coins.

American Gold Eagle coins are available in several size designations (1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, and 1 oz), each is guaranteed for content by the United States Government and carries currency designation as legal tender.

From 1986-1991 American Gold Eagle coins were minted with Roman numerals for dates. Starting in 1992, the US Mint switch to using Arabic numbers for Gold Eagle dates.

The fractional gold denominations of the American Gold Eagle coins are identical in design to the 1 troy oz coin except for the marking on the coin's reverse that indicate weight and face value.

American Gold Eagle coins are legal tender in the United States at their face values. The face values of the coins do not reflect the intrinsic value of the gold from which they are minted.

Gold Eagle BU Mintage by Year:

Year	1 oz	1/2 oz	1/4 oz	1/10 oz
1986	1,362,650	599,566	726,031	912,609
1987	1,045,500	131,255	269,255	580,266
1988	465,500	45,000	49,000	159,500
1989	415,790	44,829	81,789	264,790
1990	373,210	31,000	41,000	210,210
1991	243,100	24,100	36,100	165,200
1992	275,000	54,404	59,546	209,300
1993	480,192	73,324	71,864	210,709
1994	221,663	62,400	72,650	206,380
1995	200,636	53,474	83,752	223,025
1996	189,148	39,287	60,318	401,964
1997	664,508	79,605	108,805	528,515
1998	1,468,530	169,029	309,829	1,344,520
1999	1,505,026	263,013	564,232	2,750,338
2000	433,319	79,287	128,964	569,153
2001	143,605	48,047	71,280	269,147
2002	222,029	70,027	62,027	230,027
2003	416,032	79,029	74,029	245,029
2004	417,019	98,040	72,014	250,016
2005	356,555	80,023	72,015	300,043
2006	237,510	66,005	60,004	285,006
2007	140,016	47,002	34,004	190,010
2008	710,000	61,000	70,000	305,000
2009	1,493,000	110,000	110,000	270,000
2010	1,125,000	81,000	86,000	435,000
2011	857,000	70,000	80,000	350,000
2012	675,000	43,000	90,000	290,000
2013	758,500	57,000	114,500	555,000
2014	425,000	35,000	90,000	545,000
2015	626,500	75,000	158,000	980,000
2016	817,500	74,000	152,000	925,000

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