2023 1 oz American Gold Eagle MintCertified™ Premium Uncirculated | Sealed Tube

American Gold Eagle MintCertified. Among the most sought-after gold coins, American Gold Eagles are the official gold coin of the United States.

Holding legal tender status and a face value of 50 Dollars, fully guaranteed by the US Government, Gold Eagles are made of 22K fine gold, minted in a 1 oz coin.

The MintCertified Sealed Tubes contain 20 1 oz American Gold Eagles, collected directly in the production line, certified, and housed in sealed tubes.

Investors who appreciate a diversified investment portfolio, which includes physical gold bullion, may enjoy the opportunity to acquire Gold Eagles in more significant amounts, making these rolls a sensible investment option.

Product Highlights

Each tube contains 20 units of 1 oz Gold Eagle Coins;
Tubes sealed and certified by the US Mint;
Each coin contains 1.0909 Troy oz of 22-carat gold (.9167 fineness)
Face value of USD 50 and legal tender status backed by the US Government;
Anti-counterfeiting reeded edges;
The obverse depicts Lady Liberty by Saint-Gaudens;
The reverse features a bald eagle by Jennie Norris.

The Design of American Gold Eagle MintCertified

The 35th anniversary of the series brought a new reverse side to the Gold Eagles. Signed by Jennie Norris, the new design showcases the Bald Eagle in a frontal close-up and intense staring gaze imprinted in high relief, emphasizing the animal’s details. The inscriptions settled on top are: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and the mottos “E PLURIBUS UNUM” and “IN GOD WE TRUST.” On the bottom rim, the inscriptions read: “50 DOLLARS” for face value and “1 OZ. FINE GOLD “ for weight and metal content.

The obverse depicts Lady Liberty, designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens to stamp the $20 Double Eagle coin in 1907. In the image, Lady Liberty walks ahead, with the sun’s rays on her back and the Capitol Building on the lower left. She carries a torch and an olive branch, symbolizing the nation’s evolution to enlightenment and peace. The word “LIBERTY” arches over her, and the mint year lies aside. Several six-pointed stars encircle the image.