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The 2025 1 oz American Eagle Gold Coin (BU) is the epitome of precious metals investment and the gold bullion coin against which all the rest are compared. Being an official gold bullion coin of the United States, every coin possesses exactly one complete troy ounce of pure gold, and its weight, content, and purity are guaranteed by the U.S. government. In stark relief to the raw beauty of the new Type 2 "Eagle Portrait" reverse, and something you can take home and touch, this coin is truly an American treasure and a foundation of a 21 st -century portfolio. Completely qualifying to purchase in a Precious Metals IRA, the 2025 Gold Eagle has additional liquidity, safety, and lasting value of store.
The obverse side of the American Gold Eagle is probably the most beautiful coin design in American coin history. It is the development of the iconic image of Lady Liberty, a historic project of President Theodore Roosevelt and the famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. At the beginning of the 20th century, President Roosevelt was frustrated by the lack of inspiration in the design of the nation currency, and he decided to have coins that would be as great as the artistic coinage of ancient Greek and Roman coins. He brought in Saint-Gaudens, the leading sculptor of the day, to do the job.
The resultant design is that of a full length figure of Liberty, confidently marching forward representing enlightenment and progress of the nation. She carries a torch in one hand, and an olive branch in the other, the combined emblem of enlightenment and pacification. The sun rays shine over the U.S. Capitol Building behind her. The U.S. Mint used state-of-the-art technology in the modern Type 2 series to revert to the original bronze casts of Saint-Gaudens, in a testament to the design power of this design. It brought back delicate details of the rays of the sun, the Capitol, and the features of Liberty, causing the 2025 issue to be more faithful to the original, stunning vision of the artist than ever before.
To celebrate the 35th anniversary of the American Eagle program, in mid-2021, the U.S. Mint adopted a new reverse (now commonly referred to as Type 2), with which to take the series into the next generation. Jennie Norris is an artist of the U.S. Mint Artistic Infusion Program and designed the powerful Eagle Portrait. Norris also made some special contributions to the project based on her experience of handling raptors to incorporate the real character of the national bird.
Her design is a marvelous and exquisitely detailed close up of profile of bald eagle. The sculpture concentrates on the aggressive, piercing look of the eagle which Norris wrote as addressing to the elements of pride and wisdom that are collected through centuries of time. Each feather and the formidable build of the beak are depicted with realistic detail to fill the modern and dominant image which best balances the historic obverse. This famous design is enacted to adorn the Gold Eagle at least another 25 years, and the 2025 issue of the coin will remain one of the major issues in this new history of American coinage.
American Gold Eagle is produced using an alloy of 91.67 percent pure gold called 22-karat gold. The coin weighs 1.0909 troy ounces (33.931 grams) (slightly more than one troy ounce of pure gold), but only one troy ounce of the content is pure gold. This is so because a specified mixture between 3 percent of silver and 5.33 percent of copper is added deliberately to it.
This 22-karat mix, traditionally referred to as crown gold, was the norm in English and early American gold coinage throughout centuries. Gold, whereas, is a very soft metal and makes up 24-karat pure gold which is prone to dents, scratches, and handling. With the incorporation of the silver and copper alloy, the coin is transformed into a much more durable and hard coin that preserves the fineness found in the details of the design and also makes this a lasting asset that cannot be destroyed easily. This piece is an ideal balance, in that it contains the complete inherent value of a single troy ounce of pure gold at a price that is encapsulated in a coin that is designed to stand the test of time.
Not only is the 1 oz American Gold Eagle a coin, but also a financial tool known worldwide. It has established value based on a number of major pillars that have necessitated it to be a pivotal part of diversified investment.
The 2025 1 oz American Eagle Gold Coin (BU) received full approval by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to be included in a Precious Metals self-directed IRA. This enables investors to own physical and tangible gold in their tax deferred retirement accounts.
Such eligibility makes a significant exception to the general IRS rules, which otherwise demand that gold products have a.995 (99.5%) minimum purity. This special status was awarded by the U.S. Congress to the American Gold Eagle, which is a witness to its special position as the official, government-sponsored gold coin of the United States. This renders it as one of the most reliable and safe alternatives of diversifying a retirement portfolio with real precious metals.
To withstand the menace of counterfeiting in the contemporary era, the bright security enhancement was included in the type 2 design of American Eagle. A small difference has been introduced into the edge of the coin, which is usually reeeded by the inclusion of a uniform series of vertical grooves; on this edge a missing reed or notch is now introduced.
The U.S. Mint varies the precise position of this notch year to year making it a dynamic security feature even less conducive to imitation by counterfeiters. By 2025, the feature will be in a different place, giving more confidence and assurance to investors that their investment is genuine and safe.
The 2025 1 oz American Eagle Gold Coin (BU) is the epitome of precious metals investment and the gold bullion coin against which all the rest are compared. Being an official gold bullion coin of the United States, every coin possesses exactly one complete troy ounce of pure gold, and its weight, content, and purity are guaranteed by the U.S. government. In stark relief to the raw beauty of the new Type 2 "Eagle Portrait" reverse, and something you can take home and touch, this coin is truly an American treasure and a foundation of a 21 st -century portfolio. Completely qualifying to purchase in a Precious Metals IRA, the 2025 Gold Eagle has additional liquidity, safety, and lasting value of store.
The obverse side of the American Gold Eagle is probably the most beautiful coin design in American coin history. It is the development of the iconic image of Lady Liberty, a historic project of President Theodore Roosevelt and the famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. At the beginning of the 20th century, President Roosevelt was frustrated by the lack of inspiration in the design of the nation currency, and he decided to have coins that would be as great as the artistic coinage of ancient Greek and Roman coins. He brought in Saint-Gaudens, the leading sculptor of the day, to do the job.
The resultant design is that of a full length figure of Liberty, confidently marching forward representing enlightenment and progress of the nation. She carries a torch in one hand, and an olive branch in the other, the combined emblem of enlightenment and pacification. The sun rays shine over the U.S. Capitol Building behind her. The U.S. Mint used state-of-the-art technology in the modern Type 2 series to revert to the original bronze casts of Saint-Gaudens, in a testament to the design power of this design. It brought back delicate details of the rays of the sun, the Capitol, and the features of Liberty, causing the 2025 issue to be more faithful to the original, stunning vision of the artist than ever before.
To celebrate the 35th anniversary of the American Eagle program, in mid-2021, the U.S. Mint adopted a new reverse (now commonly referred to as Type 2), with which to take the series into the next generation. Jennie Norris is an artist of the U.S. Mint Artistic Infusion Program and designed the powerful Eagle Portrait. Norris also made some special contributions to the project based on her experience of handling raptors to incorporate the real character of the national bird.
Her design is a marvelous and exquisitely detailed close up of profile of bald eagle. The sculpture concentrates on the aggressive, piercing look of the eagle which Norris wrote as addressing to the elements of pride and wisdom that are collected through centuries of time. Each feather and the formidable build of the beak are depicted with realistic detail to fill the modern and dominant image which best balances the historic obverse. This famous design is enacted to adorn the Gold Eagle at least another 25 years, and the 2025 issue of the coin will remain one of the major issues in this new history of American coinage.
American Gold Eagle is produced using an alloy of 91.67 percent pure gold called 22-karat gold. The coin weighs 1.0909 troy ounces (33.931 grams) (slightly more than one troy ounce of pure gold), but only one troy ounce of the content is pure gold. This is so because a specified mixture between 3 percent of silver and 5.33 percent of copper is added deliberately to it.
This 22-karat mix, traditionally referred to as crown gold, was the norm in English and early American gold coinage throughout centuries. Gold, whereas, is a very soft metal and makes up 24-karat pure gold which is prone to dents, scratches, and handling. With the incorporation of the silver and copper alloy, the coin is transformed into a much more durable and hard coin that preserves the fineness found in the details of the design and also makes this a lasting asset that cannot be destroyed easily. This piece is an ideal balance, in that it contains the complete inherent value of a single troy ounce of pure gold at a price that is encapsulated in a coin that is designed to stand the test of time.
Not only is the 1 oz American Gold Eagle a coin, but also a financial tool known worldwide. It has established value based on a number of major pillars that have necessitated it to be a pivotal part of diversified investment.
The 2025 1 oz American Eagle Gold Coin (BU) received full approval by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to be included in a Precious Metals self-directed IRA. This enables investors to own physical and tangible gold in their tax deferred retirement accounts.
Such eligibility makes a significant exception to the general IRS rules, which otherwise demand that gold products have a.995 (99.5%) minimum purity. This special status was awarded by the U.S. Congress to the American Gold Eagle, which is a witness to its special position as the official, government-sponsored gold coin of the United States. This renders it as one of the most reliable and safe alternatives of diversifying a retirement portfolio with real precious metals.
To withstand the menace of counterfeiting in the contemporary era, the bright security enhancement was included in the type 2 design of American Eagle. A small difference has been introduced into the edge of the coin, which is usually reeeded by the inclusion of a uniform series of vertical grooves; on this edge a missing reed or notch is now introduced.
The U.S. Mint varies the precise position of this notch year to year making it a dynamic security feature even less conducive to imitation by counterfeiters. By 2025, the feature will be in a different place, giving more confidence and assurance to investors that their investment is genuine and safe.
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