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American Gold Eagle Coins - Dealer Reveals the PROS & CONS

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Are American Gold Eagle coins a good option for gold investing? What are the best gold coins?!?

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In this video I talk to a bullion dealer about buying American gold eagle coins. I have bought many American gold eagles over the years including all of the fractional sizes. What is the best size gold coin to buy? I recommend buying the 1 oz American gold eagle coins. The smaller gold eagles have higher premiums. One of the benefits of stacking the gold eagle coins is the fact that they are very popular and very liquid as well. Usually coin shops will pay more for American gold than foreign gold coins. American gold eagle are 22 karats and contain a full ounce of pure gold along with some silver and copper. The type 1 American gold eagles have no security features and the type 2 American gold eagle have 1 security feature. I personally like the design of the type 2 American gold eagle coin the best. Do you stack gold eagles?

I like the color of a 24Karat

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Type one is my favorite, no other design has a family setting it's sweet. The new design with floating head eagle seems like it's overweight and it's beak is too small.

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This engaging shop-floor discussion provides a fantastic, down-to-earth breakdown of why the American Gold Eagle remains a dominant staple for modern precious metals stackers. I love how the dialogue highlights the structural differences between 22-karat and 24-karat coins, giving viewers practical context regarding durability and global market preferences. The lighthearted debate over the Type 1 and Type 2 reverse aesthetics adds an entertaining layer of collector nuance to a strictly financial asset. Most importantly, the realistic look at fractional coin budgets versus single-ounce premiums provides excellent, clear-eyed guidance for anyone trying to pace their accumulation strategy.



While the domestic popularity of the Eagle is undeniable, international buyers or those focusing on long-term wealth preservation must carefully weigh how regional tax laws treat 22-karat alloy coins versus 24-karat pure bullion like the Buffalo or Canadian Maple Leaf. For instance, specific jurisdictions enforce immediate sales tax or capital gains penalties on coins containing copper or silver, making pure 24-karat units a much more cost-effective option for preserving capital. To truly secure a large hard-asset portfolio against relentless currency devaluation on a tax-sheltered basis, moving high-purity physical bullion into institutional frameworks like a self-directed Gold IRA is a highly sophisticated approach. Ultimately, checking real-time spot tracking tools and establishing relationships with multiple market makers before executing a transaction ensures you secure the narrowest possible premium spreads.

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Great video! Recently went through some of my uncles coins after he passed. One thing I found was some gold coins from the 1970's Franklin Mint proof coins. They say 900/1000. Based on the gram weight vs current melt, said I had $9342. What is the realistic price a coin shop would offer me?

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If you're investing, do not buy coins. Simple reason - selling them will not recoup the premium. These shops will give you below spot! They'll sell it to you way over spot but will give you below spot. Just buy bars or rounds as close to melt value as possible.

@LoneStarTrading
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I just can't find gold appealing.
I like silver more than gold.

@RicardoMourão-i9c
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Any idea where to buy the best 1 ounce silver bar tubes. I bought a couple on Amazon, Coin Safe, and they were very narrow in the middle and if you try to push your 1 ounce bar down into it, it’s going to get stuck. Any suggestions?

@Eli-qr9hc
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I too like the type 2 Gold coin reverse. More detail and screams Americana. Type 1 is and always will be the iconic design but I agree with Harry on it being a bit busy. Buffaloes are next on my list.

@YouTuber-mc2el
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So no reason to buy it if you live in Europe. With all the choice we have here.

@essential.technology
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People arguing buffalo vs eagle… guys, they both contain an ounce of gold, it is just personal preference at that point.

@Brendog123
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I don't like american gold eagles because they're essentially a collectible at that point rather than a pure gold investment. If shtf no one is gonna pay the premium for an american gold eagle. Spot or below is all ur gonna get.

@addd21323
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I'm with Harry. I like type 2.

@jeffwombold9167
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I cannot say enough about the New Gold Eagle (2021). Absolutely Magnificent!!!!!! It’s one Majestic Eagle and my opinion, the Second Contemporary PERFECT COIN! My Buffalo & now My Eagle for all time!!! PLEASE don’t ever touch these coins again. They are both STUNNING!!! JENNIE NORRIS HIT THE MARK! FYI: The Redesign of the Silver Eagle was such a disappointment you couldn’t give me one. They should have kept the old design. I’m all Gold now. Sincerely.

@MaryMorley-k9d
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Why did my MS-64 NGC double eagles haven't gained much in numismatic value (spot price aside) over last 16 years?
I have paid almost 100% premium over spot for them
Would I be just better off buying a 1 oz gold bullion in 2009?

@Sonikbytes
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Waring! Warning! Warning! Its a mega scam. Gold coins have three prices and coin shops are NEVER going to tell you. There's spot, thats how much the coin shop says they're worth when you buy, then there is actual gold value, which is a secret and the lowest price of all is when you sell your gold coins. So even though gold has doubled in price, you are not going to double your investment, no no no no. these gold shops have a major cocaine habit or something, i don't know but to double your money, gold has to rize about 70% not 50%... Now ask me why you bothered to keep your coins in pristine mint condition if they claim that they're just going to melt them down, go on, ask! They have no intention of melting them down. they're kreeps and ripoffs and scammers and F_cking liars. I warned you.

@dirttdude
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I watched the entire vid :)

@alexanderduvill6878
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On Dec 19th, 2025, Silver $67 and Gold is $4,340. I just bought 3 from Costco... was 3.8% premium. But with 2% CASH BACK ON Citibank Costco card... premium was 1.8%. Best I can find on Web. Free shipping from Costco and no Sales tax in California if over $2000 total price.

@LegIIAVGCA
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“Less is more” and “America taking care of its own” lmao this video is hilarious

@conraywest
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BUFFALOS ❤

@rojalirojali6162
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22 cart sucks

@harleydavid5111
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The employees here know their stuff. Great video

@doinitlive3015
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You are paying a bigger premium for fractional but there is the idea of having smaller value coins for selling or use as currency.

@RavensGod
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Ex wife wanted to get some gold at $4000 but the shop wanted $180 over so 4180 for one ounce eagle

@mattcohen8166
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Most gold coins are very liquid.

@Eraserlips
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Can you do a video of the Sacagawea dollar coins

@Goosyjonny
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Give me Pre33 gold all day. So much more fun to stack with the history (Gold rush, shipwrecks, hoards etc.) and the fact it was actual currency back in that time.

@ethanmietzner5218
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#1

@JayDee25895
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Why would you want copper and silver in a "gold" coin?

@BigMacUSA
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My LCS has krugs for 40 over spot since covid till today. Cant dump 120 into an eagle

@joshtatro
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2

@MrTubewatch
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I like type 2 eagles 🦅 maples 🍁 and buffalo’s🦬

@michaelharris6157
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Great presentation. Thanks guys!

@thomascestaro252
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it says in God we trust "50$" 😹 50 bucks bro.. lol

@atye04
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Do the gold buffalo coins ping like the American eagle?

@SmoothJazzRay
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Type one all the way. The family of eagles speaks of family values... and I like the business of it. Type 2 is an ugly Eagle head in my opinion.

@tacitus7
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Love the gold Britannias as well. The art and purity are fantastic.

@deanbrandon3615
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Hi I was looking to find out how much of gold by 9999 purity standard is there in an American 1 oz gold eagle. For some reason, I can't find anything online with gross and net weight of this coin. It's a huge difference in price of gold price if you want to sell or buy gold buy it's purity. I believe that if the American gold eagle is only %91.67 pure at 1 troy oz(31.103 grams) then it pure gold content is only 28.5 grams of 9999 quality gold. That's almost 3 grams less than 9999 coins. At $110 price of gold per oz it's $330. If the eagle is considered a bullion coin then what is the sense of getting a less pure coin that has a higher premium then 9999 pure coins? Thx

@areksoboniak2774
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999.9金条不含其他物质才是纯金

@BlakeWang_4
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999.9?

@BlakeWang_4
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Type 2... diabetes

@Beefbus
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Not sure why it's always recommended to save for 1oz instead of buying fractional. Yes, the premium is higher for fractional, but picture this: Person A bought a 1/10oz coin every month for the past 10 months, and Person B saved up for 10 months to buy a 1oz coin today. Person A would have been far better off. When he started buying, the spot price of gold was around $2,400, and it's been rising steadily to the $3,350 that Person B would be paying today. The weighted average spot price for Person A would be somewhere around $2,900. The premiums for fractional are nowhere near high enough to offset that difference. Now, you can't count on that to keep happening, just like with every type of investment decision there's risk, and you have to decide for yourself. But I'm just saying that it's not necessarily better to save and buy 1oz. It could just as easily pay off to mitigate the risk of buying at a spike by buying fractional periodically, and pay a bit of extra premium for that.

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