1987 $5 Tenth-Ounce Gold Eagle, MS

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# 1987 $5 Tenth-Ounce Gold Eagle, PCGS MS70. A pristine example of the American Gold Eagle series, this 1987 $5 Gold Eagle represents a remarkable specimen of the second year of issue for this iconic modern American bullion coin. Graded a perfect PCGS MS70, this coin stands among the rarest of its mintage, with only 173 examples achieving this pinnacle of preservation. Designed by the legendary Augustus Saint-Gaudens and featuring Miley Busiek's modern interpretative design, this tenth-ounce gold coin exemplifies the United States Mint's commitment to exceptional numismatic craftsmanship. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint from a precise alloy of 91.67% gold, this coin represents a pinnacle of both artistic and technical achievement. With a total mintage of 580,266 pieces, this MS70 example is exceptionally scarce, making it a true highlight for advanced collectors and investors. The coin features a reeded edge, precise 16.5mm diameter, and weighs 3.39 grams of fine gold. Its PCGS certification #38504642 guarantees its exceptional state of preservation, representing the absolute pinnacle of mint state condition for this classic American gold issue. A true numismatic treasure that combines historical significance, precious metal content, and exceptional preservation. Specifications: - *Mint:* Philadelphia. - *Year:* 1987. - *Denomination:* $5. - *Metal:* 91.67% Gold. - *Total Graded:* 173. - *Graded:* PCGS MS70