Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium all come in various forms and sizes to create a variety of options for investors and collectors.
The $10 Eagle denomination was established in the very first Coinage act, and the Eagle and its fractional variants were mainstays of the U.S. financial system for many years. 1933 marked the end of circulating U.S. Gold coinage and the death of the Eagle until the same name was used for a bullion coin in the 1980s.
Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium all come in various forms and sizes to create a variety of options for investors and collectors.
Since the U.S. Mint’s American Eagle program began in 1986, Gold and Silver Eagles have remained a popular choice among both investors and collectors