GnS Eagle is pleased to offer you certified Gold, Silver, and Platinum Eagle coins for a very affordable price

The United States Mint began the Eagle program in 1986 and has produced the Eagles each year in mint state and proof versions since 1986. Platinum was also added to the program in 1997. The demand for Certified Gold, Platinum, and Silver Eagles is overwhelming and more collectors and investors are joining the ranks of this popular program. Eagles provide an excellent opportunity for a fantastic investment as well as the enjoyment of collecting one of the most popular bullion series of coins in the world. Now you have the opportunity to add these beautiful coins to your collection or to add some precious metal to your portfolio. A great personal investment or a great way to transfer wealth to the next generation. We are standing by to answer any questions you may have regarding these items and to help you assemble a set of gold, silver, or platinum eagles for your own enjoyment or investment. Let us help you start or complete your Gold, Silver, or Platinum Eagle collection today.

Purchasing the Products

All of the coins offered through our site are certified by the leaders in the certification industry, PCGS or NGC. The coins are certified for grade and authenticity. Give us a call or e-mail today with the list of items you need and we will be glad to assist you with your needs. We ship fast once you have purchased the coins you need and funds have cleared. We use USPS insured mail for all shipments unless otherwise specified. (An additional shipping charge applies for residents of Hawaii and Alaska.) Order today and the coin that is misssing in your collection could be yours in a matter of days.

Proof and Mint State Gold Eagles

The American Eagle Gold Bullion program began in 1986 and all four denominations are produce for each year.The Proof coins are available in only the one ounce denomination in 1986, and only the one ounce and half ounce for 1987. All four sizes—one ounce $50, one-half ounce $25, one-quarter ounce $10, and one-tenth ounce sizes $5 were produce every year since 1987,beginning in 1988, in the proof version. The obverse features Augustus Saint-Gaudens' full-length figure of Liberty with flowing hair, holding a torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left. The reverse design, by sculptor Miley Busiek, features a male eagle carrying an olive branch flying above a nest containing a female eagle and her hatchlings

Proof and Mint State Silver Eagles

The American Silver Eagle is only available in the one-ounce size and is a $1 denominated coin. A Silver Dollar! The obverse design is Adolph A. Weinman's full-length figure of Liberty in full stride, enveloped in folds of the flag, with her right hand extended and branches of laurel and oak in her left. The reverse design, by United States Mint sculptor/engraver John Mercanti, features a striking heraldic eagle with shield, and olive branch in the right talon and arrows in the left.

Proof and Mint State Platinum Eagles

The U.S. Mint began the Platinum Eagle program in 1997 and the design for the mint state platinum eagles has remained the same since 1997. They are minted in four denominations: The one ounce $100, the half ounce $50, the quarter ounce $25, and the tenth ounce $10 coin. All are minted with .995 platinum bullion purety and are amoung the world purest platinum coins. Platinum is 10 times rarer than gold and is used in several manufactured products. Platinum Eagles are amoung the rarest mint state coins in U.S. history and provide an excellent opportunity for numismatic appreciation as well as a bullion investment. Proof Platinum Eagles are not all the same. The design for the proof coins has changed on the reverse every year since 1997 and provide, in our oppinion, one of the best numisnmmatic investment vehicles in modern coins. Some of the rarest coins in the last century are in the Proof Platinum Eagle set and supplies are extremely limited. Here at GnS Eagle we suspect that any increase in demand will result in an extremely fast appreciation. An excellent type set inclusion as well.