American Gold Eagle Coin - Gold Bullion Coins

American Gold Eagle Coin is recognized as the gold bullion coin of United States which is purchased to be protected from long-term economic breakdowns or simply a store for value. Gold coins are one of the oldest forms of money and have marvelous potential as an investment quantity.

American Gold Eagle Coin is popular among people who desire to guard against inflation. Gold has been the standard of value or simply a base against which to measure currency of any country. American Gold Eagles contain 91.67% fine gold that is guaranteed by the U.S. Government. An extremely imperative measure of any investment is its liquidity, and the convenience related to its resale. American Gold Eagle Coin is a wise investment as they are accepted in major investment markets all over the world

American Gold Eagle Coin was sculptured by Augustine Saint Gaudens a world renowned artist and sculptor. The Walking Lady Liberty design provides the obverse an incredible appearance with the reverse featuring a nest of American Eagles. The coins were ready for sale since 1986 and are available still now. The coins are offered in four diverse sizes carrying the same design but unlike face values.

The concise accounts of the four different genera of coins include:

The 1/10th oz American Eagle gold coin has a dimension that comprises of 16.5mm diameter, 1.19 mm thickness, a weight of 0.1091 troy oz (3.393 g) and a face value of $5.
The 1/4th oz American Eagle gold coin has a diameter of 22mm, thickness of 1.83 mm, weight of 0.2727 troy oz (8.483 g) and a face value of $10.
The 1/2 ounce American Eagle gold coin is 27mm in diameter, 2.24 mm in thickness, 0.5454 troy oz (16.965 g) in weight and 25$ face value.
The 1 ounce American Eagle gold coin is available with a diameter of 32.7mm, thickness of 2.87 mm, a weight of 1.0909 troy oz (33.930 g) and a face value of $50.

The Gold Eagles coins are retailed by major coin and precious metals dealers, as well as many brokerage houses and participating banks. The coin is sold at gold�s existing market price along with a small payment to cover coinage and distribution costs.