1 oz American Gold Eagle Coin – Random Year – Brilliant Uncirculated – .9167 Fine Gold
$3,492.00
Now available from First and Best Precious Metals, the 1 oz American Gold Eagle is one of the most recognized and widely traded gold coins in the world. Each coin in this listing contains a full troy ounce of gold and is minted by the United States Mint. These backdated editions offer timeless appeal and may feature either the classic or modern eagle reverse design. Whether you’re buying locally in Florida or securing your holdings nationwide, this coin is a proven cornerstone of precious metals investing.
Additional information
| Metal Content | 1 Troy oz Gold |
|---|---|
| Purity | .9167 Fine Gold (22K) |
| Total Weight | 1.0909 Troy oz (33.93 g) |
| Diameter | 32.7 mm |
| Condition | Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) |
| Edge | Reeded (security variation) |
| Face Value | $50 USD |
| IRA Eligible | Yes |
| Packaging | Ships in flips, tubes, or Monster Box depending on quantity |
| Year | Random backdated (1986–present) |
Product Highlights
- Official gold bullion coin of the United States Mint
- Contains 1 oz of gold alloyed with copper and silver for added strength
- May feature either the classic eagle family (1986–2021) or the modern eagle profile (2021–present)
- Obverse features Saint-Gaudens’ renowned Lady Liberty design
- Includes anti-counterfeit reeded edge variation
- Approved for Precious Metals IRAs
- Random-year issue drawn from authentic U.S. Mint inventory
- Ideal for long-term investing, hedging, or gifting
Design Details
Obverse – Lady Liberty
Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this iconic image shows Liberty striding confidently with torch and olive branch, framed by sun rays, stars, and the Capitol dome — a powerful symbol of freedom and strength.
Reverse – Two Potential Designs
- 1986–2021: Miley Busiek’s eagle family design representing unity and strength
- 2021–present: Jennie Norris’s modern eagle close-up, symbolizing focus and sovereignty
Coins are randomly selected and may feature either design. Orders of multiple coins may include duplicates.
