1986 1/10 OZ AMERICAN GOLD EAGLE NGC70

Description

• Perfect Grade: Graded NGC70 by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), this coin represents the absolute highest condition, with no post-production imperfections visible even under 5x magnification, making it exceedingly rare and desirable.
• First Year of Issue: Released in 1986, this coin marks the inaugural year of the American Gold Eagle series, adding a significant historical value to its collectibility.
• Gold Content: Contains 1/10 Troy ounce of .9167 pure gold (22-karat), ensuring its investment worth as well as its appeal to collectors.
• Iconic Design: The obverse features Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ legendary depiction of Lady Liberty in full stride, torch in hand and an olive branch, symbolizing peace and freedom. The reverse, designed by Miley Busiek, showcases a male bald eagle bringing an olive branch to a nest, with his mate and eaglets, symbolizing family and protection.
• Legal Tender: With a face value of $5 USD, it’s backed by the U.S. government, though its true value lies in its gold content, craftsmanship, and rarity.
• Encapsulated: Each coin is sonically sealed in an NGC holder, providing protection and authenticity, and includes a certification number for registration with the NGC.
• Investment and Collectibility: Ideal for investors looking to diversify with gold, numismatists seeking perfection in coin collecting, or for anyone looking to own a piece of American history in its finest form.
• Limited Availability: Due to its grade and historical significance, finding an NGC70 coin from this first year of issue is exceptionally rare, making it a premium addition to any collection.
• Secure for the Future: As with all high-grade coins, its value can appreciate over time, especially given its condition, low mintage year, and status as a first-year issue.