2026-(W) 1 oz American Gold Eagle MS-70 PCGS (FirstStrike®)
$4,363.90
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Minted at the West Point Mint, it comes with the U.S. government’s full guarantee for weight, purity, and authenticity. The PCGS-perfect MS-70 grade, paired with FirstStrike® designation—shipping from the Mint within the first 30 days—further elevates its desirability and collectorship.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains one troy oz (.9167 fine) of 22-karat gold.
- Minted at the West Point Mint. Although the coin does not bear a mint mark, its origin is verified by PCGS through serial numbers on mint-sealed boxes and U.S. Mint production records.
- Certified MS-70 by PCGS, reflecting absolute perfection under magnification.
- FirstStrike® label confirms the coin shipped within the first 30 days after release—a key trait for collectors.
- Obverse: Showcases Augustus Saint-Gaudens’s iconic Lady Liberty, originating from the 1907 Double Eagle.
- Reverse: Features Jennie?Norris’s bold bald eagle portrait, introduced in 2021.
- Comes with a $50 face value and is backed by the U.S. government.
American Gold Eagle Design
The obverse features the celebrated Lady Liberty design by Saint-Gaudens, renowned for its sweeping elegance and powerful symbolism. The reverse features Jennie Norris’s intense portrayal of a bald eagle—a modern icon with national resonance. Combined, these designs link over a century of American coinage artistry with current stylistic expression.
American Gold Eagle Series
First issued in 1986, the American Gold Eagle remains the United States’ flagship bullion series—renowned for its artistry, government guarantee, and global recognition. Highly valued by investors and collectors alike, the 1 oz denomination consistently serves as both a practical investment and a display-worthy treasure.
United States Mint
Produced by the United States Mint, this coin reflects exacting standards of purity, weight, and strike precision. Its West Point origin adds collectible weight, while overall Mint authenticity offers enduring confidence among buyers.
PCGS – MS-70 & FirstStrike®
PCGS’s MS-70 certification denotes flawless quality, even under the most rigorous inspection. The FirstStrike® designation confirms early shipment, enhancing its collectible value. Together, these features deliver a powerful combination of condition and time-sensitive appeal.
250th Anniversary of the United States (2026)
Released in the same year the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, this coin gains contextual importance simply by virtue of its mintage date. Collectors often show an increased interest in milestone-year issues due to their embedded cultural narrative.
40th Anniversary of the American Gold Eagle (1986–2026)
This coin arrives during the 40th year of the American Gold Eagle series—a subtle milestone that enriches its historical significance. Anniversary-year coins are frequently sought after by collectors tracking the series’ progression.
Why choose this Gold Eagle?
The 2026-(W) 1 oz American Gold Eagle MS-70 PCGS (FirstStrike®) merges pristine quality and early-release appeal into one powerful coin. Its flawless certification, early issuance, and milestone release year make it both a stellar bullion piece and a highly collectible treasure. Ideal for those who value authenticity, artistry, and numismatic distinction.
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