1991 1/4 OZ AMERICAN GOLD EAGLE

Description

• Purity and Weight: Contains 1/4 troy ounce of .9167 fine gold, ensuring both durability and purity for your investment.
• Design:
  • Obverse: Features Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ classic portrayal of Lady Liberty walking forward, her torch held high to light the way and an olive branch in hand symbolizing peace. The Capitol Building is visible in the background with the rising sun, and the date “MCMXCI” (1991 in Roman numerals) is included, as the series used Roman numerals until 1991.
  • Reverse: Designed by Miley Busiek, it displays a male eagle carrying an olive branch flying above a nest where a female eagle and her eaglets await, symbolizing family, protection, and the nation’s strength. Inscriptions include “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, “1/4 OZ. FINE GOLD – 10 DOLLARS”.
• Mint: Struck by the United States Mint, part of the American Eagle series that began in 1986, known for its high-quality minting and design.
• Condition: Available in Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, ensuring bright luster and sharp details.
• Packaging: Typically comes in protective plastic flips or tubes for multiples, safeguarding the coin’s condition.
• Legal Tender: With a face value of $10, it’s backed by the U.S. Government, adding to its security as an investment.
• Rarity: The 1991 issue has a notable mintage, but its use of Roman numerals adds a unique historical touch, appealing to collectors.

• Cultural Significance: Each coin is a piece of American iconography, celebrating freedom, peace, and the natural beauty of the country.
• Investment: Gold Eagles are recognized for their liquidity and stability, making them a wise choice for diversifying investment portfolios.
• Collector’s Appeal: The transition from Roman to Arabic numerals in 1992 makes the 1991 coin particularly interesting for those collecting the series.
• Historical Value: Owning this coin means possessing a piece of U.S. Mint history, known for its dedication to quality and artistry.