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What is the size of the 1/10 oz. Gold Eagle?
The 1/10 oz. Gold Eagle has a diameter of 16.5 mm and a thickness of 1.19 mm.
Obverse design of the 1/10 oz. Gold Eagle
The coin itself carries a classic design on its obverse – Augustus Saint-Gauden’s design from the 1907 Double Eagle! The inclusion of this American classic brought the gold bullion series plenty of popularity from collectors who enjoy its eye appeal. As well, the classic design serves as a firm link to earlier American gold coinage.Reverse design of the 1/10 oz. Gold American Eagle
The reverse design is an entirely new creation from U.S. sculptor Miley Busiek that shows a male eagle landing in his nest, among his family. This stunning design symbolizes the freedom of Americans, through our national animal – the Bald Eagle.
1/10 oz. American Gold Eagle Finishes
This coin was only issued with a business strike in 1986 & 1987, but in 1988 for the first time a version of the 1/10 oz. $5 American Gold Eagle was struck using a collector’s mirrored Proof finish. This stunning new coin was an instant hit among collectors, and sets were soon accumulated. Then in 2006, this coin was released with a special burnished finish. Despite the excellent appearance of the coins with this finish, the U.S. Mint stopped issuing $5 1/10 oz. burnished Gold Eagles in 2008 and have not struck any since.
1/10 oz. Gold Eagle Purchase Options
The high quality struck onto these coins by the U.S. Mint is reflected on the grades assigned to them by 3rd party grading companies. While you might expect fine details and lack of blemishes to be an issue with a coin this small, $5 1/10 oz. Gold American Eagles graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) or the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) make 70’s very frequently!
