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SUPERB QUALITY MS-70 NGC AMERICAN GOLD EAGLES
Over the years, every coin collector has come
to realize that the highest quality, best preserved rare coins command the highest prices. In fact,
every "mint condition" coin from the 1800's only survives today because someone had the for-sight to
put it away and protect it when it was brand newly minted.
That's exactly what we're offering you today. First, we searched brand new U.S. Mint-sealed rolls to
find the highest quality, hand-picked 2003 American Eagles.
We then sent only the finest American Eagle gold coins in for certification to
NGC, one of
America's leading grading service. Each Gold Eagle was individually graded and only those meeting
the highest standards were graded MS-70.
Near Perfect Gold On the official ANA scale of 1 to 70, these are "perfect"
American Eagles guaranteed to meet MS-70 grading standards.
Certified & Forever Protected Each coin has been permanently sealed in a
NGC protective
holder, with it's grading certificates, to forever preserve each one from the harmful effects of
scratches and handling.
.9167% Pure
Fine Gold Each American Eagle is minted in .9167% fine gold, is official legal tender, and
comes with a grading certificate and unique identifying number sealed inside each
NGC holder.
For many years to come, these high quality, Gem Brilliant Uncirculated "perfect" American
Eagles will certainly stand out in any collection of modern gold coins. In addition, we highly
recommend them as wedding gifts, birthday gifts, and for special 2003 or 2004 anniversary occasions.
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UNITED STATES BULLION COINS GOLD (1986-DATE) In 1986, the United States began striking gold and silver bullion coins to compete with world bullion coins such as the Canadian Maple Leaf, the South African Krugerrand, and others. The value of these coins was intended to be tied directly to their metal value, although in some cases (where mintages were low) a collector market has developed. The bullion value of these coins far outstrips their face value. Known as "American Eagles" because of the family of eagles on the reverse, U.S. gold bullion coins are available in Uncirculated and Proof versions, as well as in a number of different sets. Proof coins may be ordered by the general public directly from the Mint. Uncirculated coins are distributed by selected representatives, who then make them available to the secondary market. |
From 1986-1991, the date was shown in Roman numerals; from 1992 on, Arabic numerals are used. The obverse of the U.S. gold bullion coins follows the artistic design created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens for the $20 Gold Double Eagles issued from 1907-1933, inclusive. Miley Busiek created the reverse design. Denominations: The metal content of each denomination consists of 22 Karat gold (.9167% pure). |
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