You can find the value for the American Gold Eagle Coin online through websites such as the U.S. Mint, Gold Silver, and Northwest Territorial Mint. You can also sell the coins to collectors by posting an auction on eBay.
With the exception of the .9999 fine Gold Buffalo $50 coin, all American Gold Eagles are 91.6% pure gold.
The mint does not make 5 oz gold eagles, they make 5 dollar 1/10oz gold eagles with a value of $117.58 as of today.
There are three different types of gold American Eagles coins. The one ounce coin costs fifty dollars. The quarter-ounce coin costs ten dollars, and the tenth-ounce coin costs five dollars.
The American Gold Eagle is the U.S.' official gold bullion coin. It was approved by the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and first given by the U. S. Mint in 1986. Purchasing gold eagles for sale is considered the most flexible form of physical gold investment. As a result, American Eagle coins are an excellent inflation hedge. Purchasing gold eagles is thus an intelligent investment.
$10 gold coins minted prior to 1933 are called "Eagles". Gold coins minted after 1986 are called "Gold American Eagle".
That depends on the denomination and condition. At bare minimum, gold quarter eagles are worth $151, eagles $605, and double eagles $1211 purely for the melt value of the gold.
July 15, 2009 1991 American Gold Eagles were issued not only in multiple denominations but in uncirculated and proof versions. The values for each of these denominations in MS69 and Proof69 are shown in the chart below. MS69................PF69 $5............. $180...............$190 $10..............$500...............$450 $25..............$1300.............$750 $50..............$1090.............$1500
Sorry no US Half Eagles dated 1917 were struck
No such coin exists. Silver eagles were first struck in the 1980s, as were gold eagles. The last silver dollar intended for circulation was struck in the 1930s. There are no commemorative silver dollars bearing that date and the last gold intended for circulation coins were issued in 1933, it was illegal for Americans to own gold in 1943.
American gold coins minted from approximately 1840 to 1933 contain 90% gold and 10% copper. American Gold Eagles minted from 1986 contain 91.67% gold, 3% silver, 5.33% copper.
Four denominations were struck in 1906:1/4 Eagles> 0.12094oz $2.51/2 Eagles> 0.24187oz $5Eagles> 0.48375oz $10Double Eagles> 0.96750oz $20
Assuming that the coin is slabbed and the 66 grade is from one of the major certifying agencies, PCGS shows values in excess of $10,000 depending on the coin's mint mark. I In any case you will need 3 or 4 competing appraisals because slight variations mean major price differences at the stratospheric level of an MS-66 coin. It depends what kind of gold coin it is. There are quarter eagles, half eagles, eagles, and double eagles.