1995 1/4 OZ AMERICAN GOLD EAGLE NGC69

Description

 

 

 

 

• Gold Content: Contains 1/4 troy ounce of .9167 fine gold, offering a blend of durability and high purity.
• Certification: Graded MS69 by NGC, indicating near-perfect condition with only one or two minor imperfections visible under close examination, making it highly valued among collectors.
• Design:
  • Obverse: Features Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ classic depiction of Lady Liberty walking forward, holding a torch and an olive branch, with the Capitol Building in the background and the sun rising, symbolizing hope and freedom. The year “1995” is inscribed in Roman numerals as “MCMXCV”.
  • Reverse: Designed by Miley Busiek, it showcases a male eagle carrying an olive branch flying above a nest with a female eagle and their eaglets, symbolizing family and protection. Inscriptions include “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, “1/4 OZ. FINE GOLD – 10 DOLLARS”.
• Mint: Struck at the United States Mint, part of the American Eagle series which has been admired since its inception in 1986 for its quality and artistry.
• Mintage: With a relatively low mintage for the year, this coin holds special interest for collectors due to its scarcity within the series.
• Packaging: Encased in an NGC protective holder, which also acts as a certificate of authenticity, detailing the coin’s grade and specifications.
• Legal Tender: Carries a nominal face value of $10, backed by the U.S. Government, though its market value is driven by gold content and collector demand.

 

 

• Collector’s Gem: The MS69 grade signifies a coin in near-mint condition, appealing to those who seek high-quality examples for their collection.
• Investment Value: Gold Eagles are widely recognized, providing both intrinsic gold value and potential numismatic appreciation due to the coin’s grade and rarity.
• Historical Significance: The 1995 issue, with its use of Roman numerals, adds a unique historical flavor to the series, making it a sought-after piece.
• Artistic Design: The combination of Saint-Gaudens’ and Busiek’s designs offers a visual representation of American ideals, making this coin not just an investment but a piece of art.