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American Eagles

American gold coins have become a mainstay of investment and numismatic circles. From the historic American Eagle gold coins, to the modern pure 24 carat American gold Buffalo coins, the US Mint has produced a vast number of coins in its history.

Below is our full selection of American gold coins, from older and proof collectibles, to modern bullion intended for investment.

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American Gold Half Eagle $5 Indian Head

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from €1 339

2023 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 025

2020 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 042

2017 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 042

2018 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 042

American Eagle Gold Coin $10 Indian Head

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from €2 045

2012 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 055

2024 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 069

2019 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 070

2021 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 079

2022 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 080

2016 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 095

2013 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 095

2014 1/2oz American Eagle Gold Coin

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from €2 100

US Commemorative Gold Coins

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from 1 137 €

Specific Year $20 Eagles

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from 4 116 €


American gold coins are produced by the US Mint. The first US Mint was located at Philadelphia, and four mints operate in American today - Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, and West Point. Each mint has its own mint mark to identify where the coin is struck when producing commemorative/proof coins; P, D, S and W respectively.

Modern bullion American gold coins include the Eagle and Buffalo. The Eagle maintains the traditional 22 carat purity, whilst the Buffalo is produced in 24 carat gold to offer a purer alternative. The US Mint's bullion coins do not feature a mint mark.

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