Certified American $10 Gold Eagle 1986 MS69 NGC First Year of Issue Label

Due to a copper alloy, that is added to the American Gold Eagles, to make them harder, their weight is a little more than other coins. The American Gold Eagle Coin is the official bullion coin of the United States of America and is also the heaviest gold coin as well. The American Gold Eagles are usually associated with the $10 eagle coin minted in the Pre-1933 era. Since it’s release in 1986, collectors and investors have flocked to the American Gold Eagle for their investment goals.

The Certified American $10 Gold Eagle 1986 MS69 NGC has earned a BU grade and comes encased in an official NGC holder. Inspired by the famous $20 Saint-Gaudens design, the American Gold Eagle features a design that is both unique and pays homage to some of the most popular coin designs in US history. When the $20 Saint-Gaudens was first designed, it offered a different depiction of Lady Liberty than what was usually pictured on the coins. The obverse features a fierce Lady Liberty, portrayed as a warrior. This revolutionary design, by the famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, has stuck on US bullion coins ever since.

Coin Highlights
- Backed by the credit and integrity of the US Government while carrying a face value of $10 USD.
- Considered to be 22 karat gold
-Contains a copper/silver alloy, resulting in a firmer gold coin.
-MS69 grade
-NGC certified

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• Year: 1986
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