1991 1/4 oz Gold Eagle – BU (MCMXCI)
$1,630.00
The 1991 1/4 oz Gold Eagle – BU (MCMXCI) showcases the U.S. Mint’s celebrated artistry, featuring Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ iconic Lady Liberty and a family of eagles by Miley Busiek. Struck in 22-karat gold with a .9167 purity and bearing the distinctive Roman numeral date, this Brilliant Uncirculated coin continues the American Gold Eagle series’ legacy of heritage and craftsmanship since its 1986 debut, offering official government backing and a compact, collectible format.
Description
The 1991 1/4 oz Gold Eagle – BU (MCMXCI) radiates timeless American artistry and enduring value. Struck in brilliant uncirculated condition, this coin gleams with a rich, golden luster, capturing the eye and imagination. Its obverse features Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ iconic Lady Liberty, torch raised high, symbolizing hope and freedom. The reverse, designed by Miley Busiek, depicts a majestic family of eagles, embodying unity and strength.
Each 1991 Gold Eagle contains a precise 1/4 troy ounce of pure gold, alloyed for enhanced durability. The coin’s .9167 fine gold content ensures both beauty and resilience, making it a cherished addition to any collection. Legal tender status, backed by the United States government, adds a layer of trust and authenticity. Its compact size offers versatility, making it easy to store, display, or gift to loved ones.
Collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to the 1991 issue for its historical significance and limited mintage. The Roman numerals “MCMXCI” on the obverse mark its unique place in American numismatic history. This Gold Eagle’s combination of artistry, purity, and government backing makes it a standout among modern gold coins.
- Purity: .9167 fine gold (22 karat)
- Weight: 1/4 troy ounce (8.483 grams)
- Manufacturer: United States Mint
- Diameter: 22 mm
- Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
- Face Value: $10 (USD)
The American Gold Eagle series debuted in 1986, inspired by the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985. The 1991 edition, with its classic design and Roman numeral date, continues the legacy of American excellence in precious metal coinage.
