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2009 american gold eagle bullion coins were released on December 3, 2009 and quickly sold out. 2009 gold eagle coins surely made a history with leading sales figures, despite late launch and supply of the smallest size depleted the very next day. Fractional sizes were 1/2, 1/4 and 1/10 ounces and recorded huge release day sales — 345,000 were sold for a total of 58,000 ounces of gold. All the fractional coins completely sold out at the Mint.

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 If you are a beginner looking to collect United States gold coins, and also passionate to learn more about the United States history, this is for you. The American Eagle gold coin is a notable place to begin with. These are  generally renowned as of US origin and freshly minted. If you haven't much knowledge in the collectible field, it is really easy to know the ropes with collecting American Eagle gold coins and coins in general. If you're previously collecting coins, and are seeking for yet another attractive coin to add up to your collection, check out the American Eagle.

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Every time I go check US Mint web site, it says "Production of United States Mint American Eagle Gold Proof and Uncirculated Coins has been temporarily suspended because of unprecedented demand for American Eagle Gold Bullion Coins. Currently, all available 22-karat gold blanks are being allocated to the American Eagle Gold Bullion Coin Program, as the United States Mint is required by Public Law 99-185 to produce these coins in quantities sufficient to meet public demand . . . "

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One of the most prestigious and affordable large gold U.S. coins in our nation’s history is the Liberty Head $20 Gold Double Eagle. It was minted from 1850 to 1907 — an amazing span of 57 years. Perhaps the best examples of this marvelous coin are those struck at the famous San Francisco Mint. We’ve uncovered a small hoard of these golden beauties and we’re making them available while our supply lasts. Each bears the famous “S” mint mark and has been graded in MS61 Brilliant Uncirculated condition — remarkable considering their age.

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