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1 oz 1986 American Eagle Gold Coin (MCMLXXXVI) – obverse
1 oz 1986 American Eagle Gold Coin (MCMLXXXVI) – reverse
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1 oz 1986 American Eagle Gold Coin (MCMLXXXVI)

United States Mint
Gold0.916733.93 g1986United States
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A one-ounce American Gold Eagle from 1986, the first year of the series, dated in Roman numerals (MCMLXXXVI) as Eagles were until 1991. Lady Liberty with her torch and olive branch, after Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ famous design, is on the front, and a family of bald eagles on the back. Struck by the United States Mint in 22-karat gold, it holds a full ounce of pure gold.

  • Consisting of 1 oz 9167 gold
  • Obverse: Lady Liberty walking with a torch and an olive branch
  • Reverse: Bald eagles, the country of issue, metal weight, face value and the inscriptions "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and "IN GOD WE TRUST"
  • Diameter: 32.70 mm
Specifications
Metal Gold
Mint United States Mint
Weight 33.93 g
Purity 0.9167
Year 1986
Country United States
Type Coin
Face value 50 USD
Packaging Individual Coin Capsule or Sleeve
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What year is MCMLXXXVI?

What does MCMLXXXVI mean?

It is 1986 in Roman numerals: M (1000) + CM (900) + L (50) + XXX (30) + V (5) + I (1).

Why is the year in Roman numerals?

American Gold Eagles from 1986 to 1991 show the year in Roman numerals, like the Saint-Gaudens gold coin their design comes from. From 1992 the date is in ordinary numbers. 1986 was the first year of the Gold Eagle.

How much gold is in it?

One troy ounce of pure gold in a 22-karat coin weighing 33.93 g.

A one-ounce American Gold Eagle from 1986, the first year of the series, dated in Roman numerals (MCMLXXXVI) as Eagles were until 1991. Lady Liberty with her torch and olive branch, after Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ famous design, is on the front, and a family of bald eagles on the back. Struck by the United States Mint…

Description

A one-ounce American Gold Eagle from 1986, the first year of the series, dated in Roman numerals (MCMLXXXVI) as Eagles were until 1991. Lady Liberty with her torch and olive branch, after Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ famous design, is on the front, and a family of bald eagles on the back. Struck by the United States Mint in 22-karat gold, it holds a full ounce of pure gold.

Highlights

  • Consisting of 1 oz 9167 gold
  • Obverse: Lady Liberty walking with a torch and an olive branch
  • Reverse: Bald eagles, the country of issue, metal weight, face value and the inscriptions “E PLURIBUS UNUM” and “IN GOD WE TRUST”
  • Diameter: 32.70 mm

Additional information

Weight 33.93 g
Dimensions 3.27 × 3.27 × 0.29 cm

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