United States of America 1991 N/A Gold Eagles $25

Coin / United States of America / 1991 / N/A / Gold Eagles / $25 (Twenty Five Dollars)

The 1991 $25 Gold Eagle is a notable coin in the United States Mint's series of Gold Eagles. Designed by renowned artists Augustus Saint Gaudens and Miley Busiek, this coin showcases a stunning representation of American symbolism and craftsmanship. This specific coin is classified as a Proof, indicating it was produced with exceptional care and precision, intended for collectors rather than general circulation. With a diameter of 27mm and a mintage of just 53,125 pieces, it stands out due to its limited availability. The coin is comprised of 91.67% gold, 3% silver, and 5.33% copper, which gives it durability and a distinctive golden hue. The edge of the coin features a reeded design, adding to its aesthetic appeal. Notably, it lacks a mint mark as it was produced at the U.S. Mint's facilities, which further emphasizes its status as a premium collectible. The reverse side of the coin typically features a striking image of a family of eagles, symbolizing strength and unity, while the obverse displays Lady Liberty, a powerful symbol of freedom and democracy. This particular Gold Eagle holds significant value not only due to its gold content but also because of its collectible nature, making it an attractive addition for numismatists and investors alike. As of now, the coin’s market value fluctuates based on gold prices and collector demand but can be expected to command a premium in the market due to its Proof status and limited mintage.