1987 $5 Tenth-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

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# 1987 $5 Tenth-Ounce Gold Eagle PCGS MS70. A pristine perfect-grade example of the early American Gold Eagle series, this 1987 $5 tenth-ounce gold coin represents a remarkable numismatic treasure. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin is among the rarest and most desirable specimens in the inaugural decade of the modern Gold Eagle program. Graded a flawless PCGS MS70, this coin represents the absolute pinnacle of preservation and strike quality. With a population of only 173 coins at this grade level, this specimen is a true condition rarity that will appeal to the most discerning collectors of modern American gold coinage. The design features the iconic Augustus Saint-Gaudens obverse motif, reimagined by *Miley Busiek* for the Gold Eagle series, showcasing the enduring beauty of American numismatic art. Technical Specifications: - Composition: 91.67% Gold, 3% Silver, 5.33% Copper. - Weight: 3.39g. - Diameter: 16.5mm. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Mintage: 580,266. Struck during the second year of the Gold Eagle program, this coin represents a pivotal moment in modern American bullion coinage. Its perfect MS70 grade commands a significant premium, reflecting both its exceptional state of preservation and its historical significance in the evolution of U.S. gold coinage.