Description

The 1995 1/10 oz Gold Eagle $5 NGC MS69 is an American Gold Eagle containing 0.100 troy ounces of fine gold. American Gold Eagles are struck in a 22-karat alloy—91.67% gold, 3% silver, and balance copper—while the U.S. government guarantees the stated fine-gold content.

The obverse adapts Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ full-length Liberty design from the classic double eagle, while this issue uses the original family-of-eagles reverse used from 1986 through the first portion of 2021. This example is identified as ngc ms69. This example is certified by NGC at the MS69 grade.

Key Features:

• 1995 American Gold Eagle
• 0.100 troy oz fine-gold content
• 22-karat U.S. gold coin
• $5 legal-tender face value
• Finish/grade: NGC MS69
• Augustus Saint-Gaudens Liberty obverse
• This example is certified by NGC at the MS69 grade.

Specifications:

• Year: 1995
• Denomination: $5
• Fine gold content: 0.100 troy oz
• Composition: 91.67% gold, 3% silver, balance copper
• Gross weight: 3.393 grams
• Diameter: 16.50 mm
• Finish/grade: NGC MS69
• Certification: NGC MS69

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How much pure gold is in this American Gold Eagle?
A: It contains 0.100 troy ounces of fine gold.

Q: Why does a Gold Eagle weigh more than its stated gold weight?
A: The coin uses a 22-karat alloy for durability, so silver and copper are added while the stated fine-gold content remains intact.

Q: What is the face value of this size?
A: The 1/10 oz Gold Eagle carries a $5 U.S. legal-tender denomination.

Q: Does certification or original packaging come with this coin?
A: Certification and original packaging are included only when they are explicitly identified in the product title.