2006 1 ounce US GOLD EAGLE Coin. Official US Mint issued government $50 Coin Certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 69 (MS-69)!
Minted at the Philadelpia United States government mint.
Each coin is sealed in a protective holder and assigned its own unique certification serial number.
Note: Picture is for reference purposes. It shows the 1 coin as you would receive it, in a protective PCGS holder. Front and back (outside of the holder) are shown so that you can see what the actual coin looks like.

2006 1 ounce US GOLD EAGLE Coin. Official US Mint issued government $50 Coin Certified and graded by PCGS as Mint State 69 (MS-69)!
Certified and authenticated as MS69 Mint state 69 - Gem Brilliant Uncirculated - by the Professional Coin Grading Service, one of the most popular independent coin certfication companies.

Minted at the Philadelpia United States government mint.

The gold $50 American Eagle coin depicts the Liberty design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens on the obverse and a "family of eagles" on the reverse. Minted and backed for accuracy of weight and purity by the United States Government Mint. Each is legal tender of the US government and made of real gold, containing one troy ounce of gold.

This beautiful series of coins was first started in 1986 and continues today. Coins are produced in both Proof and Uncirculated condition. (The proofs costing much more.) The mint made 4 different sizes, each having the same design. This coin is the one ounce size which is:
1 ounce American Eagle ($50) gold coin - 32.7mm in diameter

Over 350 years ago the 22 karat purity standard was established for circulating gold coinage. The United States government issued American Eagle gold coins follow this standard.

Note that when a ($50) American Eagle eagle coin is melted and the gold removed, you will find exactly 1 full ounce of pure gold.

Each coin is sealed in a protective PCGS slab type holder and assigned its own unique certification serial number.

Note: Photo is for reference purposes. It shows the 1 coin as you would receive it, in a protective PCGS holder. Front and back (outside of the holder) are shown so that you can see what the actual coin looks like.