Description

The 1986 1 oz Gold Eagle marks the inaugural release of the American Gold Eagle series, making it a cornerstone of any gold coin collection. Struck in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, it features the iconic Saint-Gaudens design of Lady Liberty, a symbol of freedom and hope. This coin is especially prized as the first year of issue, embodying both numismatic and historical significance.

Key Features:

1 troy oz of fine gold
First year of issue (1986)
Brilliant Uncirculated condition
Iconic Saint-Gaudens design featuring Lady Liberty
Specifications:

Mint: U.S. Mint
Weight: 1 oz
Purity: 22 karat (.9167)
FAQ:
Q: What makes the 1986 Gold Eagle particularly collectible?
A: As the inaugural issue of the Gold Eagle series, it holds additional historical and collector value.

Q: Why does the Gold Eagle use 22-karat gold?
A: The alloy, which includes silver and copper, makes the coins harder and more durable, suitable for circulation and investment.