#US MINT GOLD COINS SERIES#

citizens to own gold coins in order to prevent hoarding and help jumpstart the depressed economy. Roosevelt signed an executive order making it illegal for U.S. These coins have been produced between 1794 through 1933 when President Franklin D. Gold Coins are exclusively rare pieces of American Gold coinage. The Centennial Commemorative Gold Coins minted in 2016 celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the three most important historical gold coin designs minted: the Walking Liberty, the Standing Liberty and the Mercury (Winged Liberty) first produced in 1916. The $10 First Spouse Commemorative Gold Coin was introduced in 2007 and each year carries the depiction of the First Lady corresponding to the president depicted on the Presidential Gold Coin issued in the same year. The $5 Commemorative Gold Coins were released in 1986 and feature the Olympic Games, The Statue of Liberty, the American Bald Eagle, Mount Rushmore, the 50th Anniversary of the United States’ victory in WWII, Mark Twain, and many other honorable figures.

#US MINT GOLD COINS SERIES#

Gold Commemorative coin designs are the $5 Commemorative Gold coins, the $10 First Spouse Gold series and the Centennial Gold Coins.

These coins are highly appreciated by passionate numismatists. These coins always carry images of important and iconic figures, places or events in American History. Mint produces a large variety of designs for commemorative coins. The Gold American Buffalos were first introduced in 2006. On the reverse side of the coin, the famous American symbol, the buffalo is depicted and inspired by a real bison that lived in New York City’s Central Park Zoo. The obverse of the coin features the profile portrait of a Native American, depicted as a mix of the incredibly detailed facial features and hair braid elements of three different tribe chiefs: Big Tree (Seneca), Iron Tail (Lakota), and Two Moons (Cheyenne). The masterful depiction featured on the coin is the work of the famous American sculptor James Earl Fraser. The design of this coin was inspired by the Buffalo Nickel, first released in 1913. These coins were released to serve as competitors for other high-quality foreign gold coins like the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. Mint is the first of its kind composed of. This unique gold coin produced by the U.S. Another impressive American gold coin design is the American Gold Buffalo.

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