1987 Gold Eagle 1/10 oz

Description

1987 Gold Eagle 1/10 oz, PCGS MS70. This 1987 American Gold Eagle represents one of the most iconic bullion coins in numismatic history. The Gold Eagle program, which commenced in 1986, quickly became the standard for American gold investment and collecting. This particular example, graded PCGS MS70, represents the finest quality achievable for this issue. The 1/10 oz denomination contains exactly one-tenth of a troy ounce of pure gold, making it an accessible entry point for gold collectors and investors. The obverse features Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic Lady Liberty design, while the reverse displays a family of eagles in a nest, designed by Miley Busiek. Both designs have remained virtually unchanged since the program's inception, contributing to the series' enduring appeal and recognition. A PCGS MS70 grade indicates a coin of perfect or near-perfect quality with no visible imperfections under magnification. This exceptional preservation is particularly notable for a bullion-type coin, as most examples show signs of handling and circulation. The PCGS certification number 9810 provides full authentication and third-party verification of both grade and authenticity. *Starting bid: $600*