What is American Gold Eagle?
The 1 oz American Gold Eagle Coin is the official gold bullion coin of the United States, first introduced in 1986. Struck in 22-karat gold (.9167 fine), each coin contains one troy ounce of pure gold, alloyed with silver and copper for durability.
Problem
Users investing in gold face challenges with verifying purity and liquidity in traditional forms like bars or jewelry. Lack of government backing and lower durability are key drawbacks.
Solution
A government-issued gold bullion coin (1 oz American Gold Eagle) allowing users to own 22-karat gold alloyed for durability with guaranteed purity and legal tender status.
Customers
Investors, collectors, and institutions seeking secure, tangible assets; typically aged 35+, high-net-worth individuals.
Unique Features
Official U.S. bullion coin since 1986, 22-karat gold (.9167 fine) alloyed with silver/copper, legal tender status ($50 face value).
User Comments
Trusted due to U.S. government backing
Appreciate durability from alloy mix
Valued for long-term wealth preservation
Collectible design (Liberty motif)
High liquidity in global markets
Traction
No current revenue/user metrics provided. Historical data: Over 13 million ounces of American Gold Eagle coins sold from 1986–2022 (U.S. Mint).
Market Size
Global gold investment demand reached 1,107 tonnes ($67 billion) in 2023 (World Gold Council).
