Description

The 1986 1/2 oz Gold Eagle $25 coin, graded MS69 by PCGS, represents one of the highest standards of minting quality from the inaugural year of the American Gold Eagle series. This near-perfect coin reflects the precision and beauty of American coinage, with the iconic design by Miley Busiek on the reverse, depicting a male eagle carrying an olive branch flying above a nest containing a female eagle and her hatchlings. This imagery not only captures the essence of American heritage but also symbolizes family unity and strength.

Key Features:

1/2 troy oz of .9167 fine gold
Graded MS69 by PCGS, indicating near-perfect condition
Features a celebrated design symbolic of American values and culture
Part of the first year of the highly acclaimed American Gold Eagle series
Specifications:

Mint: U.S. Mint
Weight: 1/2 oz
Purity: 22 karat (.9167)
Denomination: $25
FAQ:
Q: What does the MS69 grade indicate for this coin?
A: MS69, denoting ‘Mint State 69’, signifies that the coin is in near-perfect condition, with minimal imperfections that are barely discernible to the naked eye, making it a highly sought-after grade by collectors and investors alike.

Q: Why is the 1986 mintage particularly significant for Gold Eagle collectors?
A: 1986 marks the first year of issuance for the American Gold Eagle series, making coins from this year especially valuable due to their historical significance and the beginning of what would become one of the world’s leading gold bullion coin programs.