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Bring one of the earlier years of the American Eagle Program to your collection today. This program is the most popular in United States Mint history and features silver, gold, and platinum coins. This listing is for the 1992 1/4 oz American Eagle Gold Coin with a face value of $10 and an intrinsic gold value of so much more.

Coin protected in plastic flip for shipping!1992 minting!Only59,546coins minted!Contains 1/4 Troy oz of actual gold content.Coin has a face value of $10 backed by the United States government.Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ image of Lady Liberty on the obverse.Miley Busiek Frost image of a family of eagles on the reverse.

Coin protected in plastic flip for shipping!

Contains 1/4 Troy oz of actual gold content.

Coin has a face value of $10 backed by the United States government.

Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ image of Lady Liberty on the obverse.

Miley Busiek Frost image of a family of eagles on the reverse.

This coin is shipped in a plastic flip to keep it safe during transport. The clear protective flip lets you see the coin without exposing it to touch or elements, making it a good option for future storage or display too.

This 1992 AmericanGold EagleCoin features an inspiring and much-loved obverse image. The image, which is of Lady Liberty stepping boldly forth into a dawning day, was created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It was first used on historic coinage prior to 1933 — specifically, the $20 double eagle coins. The Mint chose this historic image for the gold eagle coins in the modern American Eagle Program and updated it a bit to ensure gorgeous details and a 50-star border. Liberty is depicted with sun rays and the capitol building behind her. She lifts her torch to light the way and carries an olive branch to symbolize peace.

On the reverse of this coin, you’ll find a family of bald eagles. The eagles themselves are symbols of the nation, depicting might and freedom. The male eagle is flying into a nest where the female is waiting with her young. He carries an olive branch. This design, which appears on all gold coins in the American Eagle Program from 1986 through 2020, was created by Miley Busiek Frost. One reason this design had such staying power is that, by law, the Mint can’t change the images on these coins for 25 years. In 2021, the reverse image on the gold coins in the program was changed to a new design.