2021 American Gold Eagle
The American Gold Eagle is the official bullion coin of the United States. Inspired by Augustus Saint-Gaudens's $20 gold piece, the first coins were struck in 1986.
These coins are guaranteed by the federal government of the United States of America and respected worldwide for their undeniable quality and purity. They are highly liquid and easily traded.
The American Gold Eagle coins are available in four denominations: 1 ounce, ½ ounce, ¼ ounce, and 1/10 ounce.
Obverse: On the obverse of 2021 American Gold Eagle Coins is Lady Liberty. This design from 1907 shows Liberty walking away from Washington DC, the US Capitol Building visible at her feet, holding a torch in one hand and an olive branch in the other. Rays of sunshine are visible behind her frame and a ring of 50 stars surrounds the design field.
Reverse: For the final time, the reverse of 2021 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle Coins bears the design of a family of American bald eagles from Miley Busiek. This design has been on the reverse since 1986 and has never featured on another American coin series. In the design field, a female eagle and young hatchling rest in the family nest as a male eagle flies overhead with a branch in its talons.
The 2021 date mark is not only the 35th anniversary of the series, but it is also the first time the coins will receive a design overhaul of any consequence. The reverse design of the bald eagle is set to change by mid-2021, leaving early issues in the year with the original design combinations and giving buyers one last shot at these historic images.
2021 American Gold Eagle Coin
1/10 oz PCGS MS70 First Srike
Limited availability of certified perfect coins.
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My 2021 coins, so far:
- 2021 American Gold Eagle 1/10 oz MS70 First Strike
- 2021 Tuvalu Silver Black Flag (The Red Flag)
- 2021 Australian Silver Kookaburra
- 2021 Somalia Silver Elephant
- 2021 South African Silver Krugerrand
- 2021 Austrian Silver Philharmonic
- 2021 Niue Roaring Lion Silver Coin
- 2021 St. Helena Silver Queen's Virtue Victory Coin
- 2021 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf
- 2021 China Silver Panda
- 2021 Australia The Great White Shark
- 2021 American Silver Eagle
- 2021 American Silver Eagle MS70 First Strike
- 2021 American Silver Eagle
Source: Apmex, JM Bullion, SD Bullion, Wikipedia
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I was recently trying to explain the difference between a golden eagle and a silver eagle. I took a coin flip and put one of each in the flip and handed to a friend of ours. She couldn't believe how expensive a gold eagle is....
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Most people aren't aware of US silver coins!
That's so surprising to me @silversaver888, I guess being a stacker you think everyone has this information LOL😍😍😀
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