If you're familiar with Gold Eagle Coins then the odds are that in all probability you already are informed of the knowledge that they can be a remarkable investment, especially with today's financial uncertainty. Not just for those who like to accumulate coins, but also for everyone who desires a part of history. For investors and collectors that wish to obtain gold bullion, the American Gold Eagle is a top quality method of adding real value to your collection. It's the authoritative gold bullion coin of the United States and is produced in four different coins that are offered for sale:  the 1/10- oz, 1/4-  oz, 1/2- oz, and the 1- oz versions. Each has a unique amount of gold weight and is accessible to the public to buy.

The reverse side that depicts the American Gold Eagle while showing a male American eagle in the air while clutching an olive branch.  He is flying over a nest which supports a female eagle with her hatchlings. The design was fashioned by famed sculptor Miley Busiek, while the coin's opposite site features a beautiful design by the great Augustus Saint-Gaudens. It features Lady Liberty with hair flowing as she  holding an olive branch in one hand, while in the other a torch is held proudly aloft.

These investment grade coin make a worthy addition to any collection or investment portfolio that is dedicated to adding quality gold bullion coins to it's inventory.

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2 x 2009 MS69 ngc Gold American Eagle 1 oz Coins sealed    US $2,725.00

2009 $5 1 10oz Gold Eagle PCGS MS70 FIRSTSTRIKE    US $219.75

2009 1 10 ounce Gold American Eagle $5 coin    US $170.00

2009 1 2 OZ $25 GOLD EAGLE FIRST STRIKE PCGS MS 70    US $785.00

2009 1 2 oz Gold Eagle $25 NGC MS70 Early Releases    US $829.00

2009 $5 GOLD EAGLE AMERICAN 1 10oz    US $170.00

2009 quarter ounce $10 gold eagle NGC MS70    US $468.00

3 2009 $10 Gold Eagles for one price all NGC MS70    US $1,375.00

2009 $5 1 10 oz Gold Eagle PCGS MS70 First Strike    US $210.00

As Federal regulations state that the raw gold used in American Gold Eagle Coins must be mined here in the United States, very few  gold refineries qualify in meeting the standards required to officially produce the blanks needed for the coin minting process. These stringent regulations created a shortage of gold uncirculated and proof coins this past summer, fueling investor demand for gold bullion products even more this year.

The United States Mint has already sold over 750,000 American Gold Eagles so far this year, outpacing last years total numbers for the entire year. As final numbers begin to filter in at the start of 2010, sales of gold bullion coins should approach all-time record numbers, and with interest in gold bullion showing no signs of slowing down currently, many experts predict that next year will be an equally strong year in relation to physical gold as an investment option.

Because of the economic downturn, investors are once again acquiring gold as an investment in various forms like gold bullion coins--which the American Gold Eagle is a type of. Amidst the financial panic, the demand for bullion has doubled since the last year as more individuals seek a secure form of investment. While the panic has receded a bit, people still do not trust the stock market and are wary of investing further in it, so have turned to gold as a safe way to invest in their future. Anxiety and worry are on the rise, however, because of the massive stimulus spending the Obama administration has put through.

Gold coin production has been increased by the federal agency in charge of making U.S. coins--the U.S. Mint. Gold coin production has been increased by the federal agency in charge of making U.S. coins--the U.S. Mint. In 2008, 800,000 American Eagle coins were sold--as of June, sales have already hit that point and have kept going. The U.S. Mint was forced to put some gold items on back order due to overwhelming demand that they could not keep up with. Because of the high demand (that is unprecedented) for the American Eagle Gold Bullion Coins, the United States Mint has temporarily suspended the production of uncirculated coins and United States Mint Eagle Gold Proof coins.

As of this moment, any gold blanks that are 22 karats have been earmarked for the American Eagle Gold Bullion Coin Program because the U.S. Mint must produce enough coins to satisfy public demand under Public Law 99-185. Once market demand has been met for the American Eagle Gold coins and inventories are built back up, the United States Mint will restart production of the Uncirculated Coins and the American Eagle Gold Proof. After careful consideration they have also decided to cease manufacturing smaller sized American Eagle Gold Uncirculated Coins.

As of this moment, the demand for gold products and investment opportunities is still very high. Interest in gold is predicted to remain strong throughout the year, in fact as of the first quarter it is 50% higher than it has ever been during this decade.