The 1993 Philadelphia Five Coin Gold and Silver American Eagle Set is a matched collection issued by the United States Mint, combining four fractional gold American Eagles with a one-ounce silver American Eagle into a single presentation set. The gold coins span the full range of fractional denominations, with total gold content of 1.85 troy ounces across the set when including all four gold pieces, each struck in 22-karat gold. The silver Eagle contributes one full troy ounce of .999 fine silver to the composition.
This set was produced at the Philadelphia Mint, which lends it particular significance as a collector piece distinct from standard bullion releases. Each example in our inventory includes the original United States Mint box and Certificate of Authenticity, making it a complete presentation set as originally issued.
The American Eagle bullion program launched in 1986 following the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985, which authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins for the first time in decades. The program was designed to give American buyers access to dom
…The 1993 Philadelphia Five Coin Gold and Silver American Eagle Set is a matched collection issued by the United States Mint, combining four fractional gold American Eagles with a one-ounce silver American Eagle into a single presentation set. The gold coins span the full range of fractional denominations, with total gold content of 1.85 troy ounces across the set when including all four gold pieces, each struck in 22-karat gold. The silver Eagle contributes one full troy ounce of .999 fine silver to the composition.
This set was produced at the Philadelphia Mint, which lends it particular significance as a collector piece distinct from standard bullion releases. Each example in our inventory includes the original United States Mint box and Certificate of Authenticity, making it a complete presentation set as originally issued.
The American Eagle bullion program launched in 1986 following the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985, which authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins for the first time in decades. The program was designed to give American buyers access to domestically produced bullion coins with a government guarantee of weight, content, and purity. The silver Eagle debuted alongside the gold series, and the two programs have remained closely associated throughout their history.
Philadelphia Mint sets represent a subset of the broader American Eagle program, produced in limited quantities and intended to serve collector demand alongside the standard bullion releases. The 1993 release came during an era when the Mint was actively expanding its collector offerings, and these sets attracted attention from buyers who wanted the full fractional gold denominations presented together in an official format. The combination of four gold denominations with a silver Eagle in a single package was unusual at the time and contributed to the appeal of these sets both at issue and in the secondary market.
The Philadelphia Mint itself carries one of the longest institutional histories in American coinage, having operated continuously since 1792. Its association with proof and special collector issues gives Philadelphia-struck pieces a distinct standing within numismatic circles, even when the coins themselves are classified as uncirculated rather than proof.
The gold American Eagles in this set carry Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Liberty design on the obverse, derived from his celebrated 1907 double eagle. The figure of Liberty strides forward with a torch raised in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, with rays of sunlight radiating from behind her and the Capitol building visible in the background. The reverse features a family of eagles designed by sculptor Miley Busiek, depicting a male eagle carrying an olive branch toward a nest sheltering a female eagle and eaglets, a composition that has appeared on every gold American Eagle since the program's inception.
The silver American Eagle carries Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty design on the obverse, originally introduced on the half dollar in 1916. The full-length figure of Liberty moves confidently toward the sunrise, draped in the American flag. The reverse shows John Mercanti's heraldic eagle with a shield at its breast and thirteen stars above, a design that has remained consistent across the silver Eagle series. Both designs are among the most recognizable in American numismatic history and contribute significantly to the set's visual coherence as a unified presentation.
The four gold Eagles in this set span the full range of fractional denominations: one-tenth ounce, one-quarter ounce, one-half ounce, and one ounce. The fractional pieces allow buyers to handle physical gold in smaller, more manageable increments while still owning coins that carry the same government guarantee of weight and purity as their full-ounce counterparts. This range of sizes within a single presentation makes the set particularly practical for those who want exposure to multiple gold denominations without assembling them individually.
The inclusion of fractional gold alongside a full-ounce silver Eagle also gives the set a layered quality that single-denomination purchases cannot replicate. Each fractional coin carries its own distinct scale and face value, and the visual contrast between denominations adds to the overall presentation when the set is displayed or reviewed in its original packaging.
Every coin in this set was produced by the United States Mint and carries the full weight and purity guarantee of the federal government. The gold Eagles are struck from 22-karat gold with a composition of .9167 fine, alloyed with copper and silver for added durability, while the silver Eagle is struck from .999 fine silver. These specifications are among the most closely regulated in American coinage, and the Mint's production standards leave no ambiguity about what buyers are receiving.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, and our team verifies products for authenticity and condition prior to fulfillment. Sets that include original packaging and COA documentation provide an additional layer of provenance that supports authenticity at every stage of ownership. Buyers receiving a complete boxed set with the original Certificate of Authenticity can be confident the set has been handled and stored with its documentation intact.
The coins in this set are graded Brilliant Uncirculated, meaning they were never placed into circulation and retain their original mint luster. BU pieces from this series were struck to the same standard as standard bullion releases and may exhibit minor contact marks or handling signs consistent with uncirculated handling and storage, but they should display clean, bright surfaces with full mint sheen across both obverse and reverse.
This set ships in its original United States Mint presentation box with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, exactly as it was issued in 1993. The box provides structured protection for all five coins and is an integral part of the set's collector identity. Retaining the original box and COA is standard practice for sets of this type, and both components contribute meaningfully to the set's completeness and presentation value.
Pricing for this set reflects the current spot prices of both gold and silver, combined with the premium appropriate to a complete, multi-coin Mint presentation set with original packaging and documentation. The four gold Eagles together contain 1.85 troy ounces of gold across their fractional denominations, and the silver Eagle contributes one troy ounce of silver, giving the set a meaningful base metal value that shifts with market conditions.
Collector premiums for complete boxed sets with COA tend to run higher than equivalent bullion-only premiums, reflecting both the scarcity of intact original packaging and the demand from buyers who value the presentation in its original format. The 1993 Philadelphia set has a defined production history, and the combination of original box, COA, and BU condition across all five coins supports a price structure that accounts for both metal content and collector demand. Our pricing reflects real-time spot movement and is structured to present that value clearly without unnecessary complexity.
American Eagle coins in both gold and silver are among the most widely recognized and actively traded bullion products in the world, and their government-backed specifications make them straightforward to evaluate in resale environments. Complete sets with original packaging and COA carry additional appeal to collectors, which can distinguish them from standard secondary market bullion in terms of buyer demand.
We operate a two-way market that supports both buying and selling, allowing customers to evaluate resale options within the same platform where they made their original purchase. For a set of this nature, understanding both the bullion component and the collector market context matters when assessing liquidity. Our platform is designed to give customers transparency into both dimensions of that evaluation, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects current wholesale market conditions across both metals.
This set offers something that individual bullion purchases cannot: a complete, original presentation of all four gold American Eagle fractional denominations alongside the silver Eagle, housed in the original United States Mint box with its Certificate of Authenticity. The combination of full-set completeness, original documentation, and government-backed specifications makes it a coherent and well-defined piece rather than an assemblage of individual coins.
The 1993 Philadelphia release carries collector significance beyond its metal content. Sets from this period in complete, original condition with intact packaging are not easily reassembled once broken apart, and the documentation adds a layer of provenance that standard bullion does not typically carry. For a buyer who wants exposure to the American Eagle program across multiple denominations and metals in a single, purposeful format, this set provides that without requiring individual sourcing or separate packaging.
We have built our business around transparency, accurate product representation, and a buying experience that respects what our customers already know. Every product we list is verified for authenticity before it reaches a customer, and we apply that standard equally to collector sets and standard bullion. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and memberships in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a consistent commitment to integrity across every transaction.
Our pricing is tied to real-time market conditions, and we display bid and ask spreads directly on product pages so buyers can evaluate the full cost of ownership before committing. We operate a genuine two-way market, which means customers who purchase from us have access to competitive buyback pricing when they are ready to sell. That structure matters for a set like this one, where both metal content and collector condition factor into resale value. Our goal is to give customers a complete picture of what they are buying and what it may be worth, not just at the point of sale but over the lifetime of ownership.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including collector sets that carry premiums influenced by both metal content and secondary market demand. For a set like the 1993 Philadelphia Five Coin Gold and Silver American Eagle, where pricing reflects both gold and silver spot movement alongside a collector premium, having real-time visibility into wholesale pricing levels provides meaningful context that standard retail listings do not typically offer.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation using current wholesale bid pricing, which gives a more accurate picture of liquidation value than retail-based estimates. Proprietary research tools allow members to evaluate premiums, bid/ask spreads, and historical pricing trends across comparable products, supporting more informed decisions about when to buy, hold, or sell without relying on assumptions or marketing language.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make purchasing as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information at every step.
Whether a customer prefers the convenience of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for a larger purchase, we accommodate those preferences without adding unnecessary friction to the process. Security and convenience are built into the payment experience from the first step through order confirmation.
Product ID: BST-000759CFC1
| Year | 1993 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Bi-Metallic |
| Bullion Coin Type | Eagle |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | P - Philadelphia |
| Purity | 0.9167 |
| Weight | 0.85 oz |
| Grade | BU |
| Finish | Proof |
The 1993 Philadelphia Five Coin Gold and Silver American Eagle Set is a matched collection issued by the United States Mint, combining four fractional gold American Eagles with a one-ounce silver American Eagle into a single presentation set. The gold coins span the full range of fractional denominations, with total gold content of 1.85 troy ounces across the set when including all four gold pieces, each struck in 22-karat gold. The silver Eagle contributes one full troy ounce of .999 fine silver to the composition.
This set was produced at the Philadelphia Mint, which lends it particular significance as a collector piece distinct from standard bullion releases. Each example in our inventory includes the original United States Mint box and Certificate of Authenticity, making it a complete presentation set as originally issued.
The American Eagle bullion program launched in 1986 following the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985, which authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins for the first time in decades. The program was designed to give American buyers access to dom
…The 1993 Philadelphia Five Coin Gold and Silver American Eagle Set is a matched collection issued by the United States Mint, combining four fractional gold American Eagles with a one-ounce silver American Eagle into a single presentation set. The gold coins span the full range of fractional denominations, with total gold content of 1.85 troy ounces across the set when including all four gold pieces, each struck in 22-karat gold. The silver Eagle contributes one full troy ounce of .999 fine silver to the composition.
This set was produced at the Philadelphia Mint, which lends it particular significance as a collector piece distinct from standard bullion releases. Each example in our inventory includes the original United States Mint box and Certificate of Authenticity, making it a complete presentation set as originally issued.
The American Eagle bullion program launched in 1986 following the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985, which authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins for the first time in decades. The program was designed to give American buyers access to domestically produced bullion coins with a government guarantee of weight, content, and purity. The silver Eagle debuted alongside the gold series, and the two programs have remained closely associated throughout their history.
Philadelphia Mint sets represent a subset of the broader American Eagle program, produced in limited quantities and intended to serve collector demand alongside the standard bullion releases. The 1993 release came during an era when the Mint was actively expanding its collector offerings, and these sets attracted attention from buyers who wanted the full fractional gold denominations presented together in an official format. The combination of four gold denominations with a silver Eagle in a single package was unusual at the time and contributed to the appeal of these sets both at issue and in the secondary market.
The Philadelphia Mint itself carries one of the longest institutional histories in American coinage, having operated continuously since 1792. Its association with proof and special collector issues gives Philadelphia-struck pieces a distinct standing within numismatic circles, even when the coins themselves are classified as uncirculated rather than proof.
The gold American Eagles in this set carry Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Liberty design on the obverse, derived from his celebrated 1907 double eagle. The figure of Liberty strides forward with a torch raised in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, with rays of sunlight radiating from behind her and the Capitol building visible in the background. The reverse features a family of eagles designed by sculptor Miley Busiek, depicting a male eagle carrying an olive branch toward a nest sheltering a female eagle and eaglets, a composition that has appeared on every gold American Eagle since the program's inception.
The silver American Eagle carries Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty design on the obverse, originally introduced on the half dollar in 1916. The full-length figure of Liberty moves confidently toward the sunrise, draped in the American flag. The reverse shows John Mercanti's heraldic eagle with a shield at its breast and thirteen stars above, a design that has remained consistent across the silver Eagle series. Both designs are among the most recognizable in American numismatic history and contribute significantly to the set's visual coherence as a unified presentation.
The four gold Eagles in this set span the full range of fractional denominations: one-tenth ounce, one-quarter ounce, one-half ounce, and one ounce. The fractional pieces allow buyers to handle physical gold in smaller, more manageable increments while still owning coins that carry the same government guarantee of weight and purity as their full-ounce counterparts. This range of sizes within a single presentation makes the set particularly practical for those who want exposure to multiple gold denominations without assembling them individually.
The inclusion of fractional gold alongside a full-ounce silver Eagle also gives the set a layered quality that single-denomination purchases cannot replicate. Each fractional coin carries its own distinct scale and face value, and the visual contrast between denominations adds to the overall presentation when the set is displayed or reviewed in its original packaging.
Every coin in this set was produced by the United States Mint and carries the full weight and purity guarantee of the federal government. The gold Eagles are struck from 22-karat gold with a composition of .9167 fine, alloyed with copper and silver for added durability, while the silver Eagle is struck from .999 fine silver. These specifications are among the most closely regulated in American coinage, and the Mint's production standards leave no ambiguity about what buyers are receiving.
We are authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, and our team verifies products for authenticity and condition prior to fulfillment. Sets that include original packaging and COA documentation provide an additional layer of provenance that supports authenticity at every stage of ownership. Buyers receiving a complete boxed set with the original Certificate of Authenticity can be confident the set has been handled and stored with its documentation intact.
The coins in this set are graded Brilliant Uncirculated, meaning they were never placed into circulation and retain their original mint luster. BU pieces from this series were struck to the same standard as standard bullion releases and may exhibit minor contact marks or handling signs consistent with uncirculated handling and storage, but they should display clean, bright surfaces with full mint sheen across both obverse and reverse.
This set ships in its original United States Mint presentation box with the accompanying Certificate of Authenticity, exactly as it was issued in 1993. The box provides structured protection for all five coins and is an integral part of the set's collector identity. Retaining the original box and COA is standard practice for sets of this type, and both components contribute meaningfully to the set's completeness and presentation value.
Pricing for this set reflects the current spot prices of both gold and silver, combined with the premium appropriate to a complete, multi-coin Mint presentation set with original packaging and documentation. The four gold Eagles together contain 1.85 troy ounces of gold across their fractional denominations, and the silver Eagle contributes one troy ounce of silver, giving the set a meaningful base metal value that shifts with market conditions.
Collector premiums for complete boxed sets with COA tend to run higher than equivalent bullion-only premiums, reflecting both the scarcity of intact original packaging and the demand from buyers who value the presentation in its original format. The 1993 Philadelphia set has a defined production history, and the combination of original box, COA, and BU condition across all five coins supports a price structure that accounts for both metal content and collector demand. Our pricing reflects real-time spot movement and is structured to present that value clearly without unnecessary complexity.
American Eagle coins in both gold and silver are among the most widely recognized and actively traded bullion products in the world, and their government-backed specifications make them straightforward to evaluate in resale environments. Complete sets with original packaging and COA carry additional appeal to collectors, which can distinguish them from standard secondary market bullion in terms of buyer demand.
We operate a two-way market that supports both buying and selling, allowing customers to evaluate resale options within the same platform where they made their original purchase. For a set of this nature, understanding both the bullion component and the collector market context matters when assessing liquidity. Our platform is designed to give customers transparency into both dimensions of that evaluation, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects current wholesale market conditions across both metals.
This set offers something that individual bullion purchases cannot: a complete, original presentation of all four gold American Eagle fractional denominations alongside the silver Eagle, housed in the original United States Mint box with its Certificate of Authenticity. The combination of full-set completeness, original documentation, and government-backed specifications makes it a coherent and well-defined piece rather than an assemblage of individual coins.
The 1993 Philadelphia release carries collector significance beyond its metal content. Sets from this period in complete, original condition with intact packaging are not easily reassembled once broken apart, and the documentation adds a layer of provenance that standard bullion does not typically carry. For a buyer who wants exposure to the American Eagle program across multiple denominations and metals in a single, purposeful format, this set provides that without requiring individual sourcing or separate packaging.
We have built our business around transparency, accurate product representation, and a buying experience that respects what our customers already know. Every product we list is verified for authenticity before it reaches a customer, and we apply that standard equally to collector sets and standard bullion. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and memberships in both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect a consistent commitment to integrity across every transaction.
Our pricing is tied to real-time market conditions, and we display bid and ask spreads directly on product pages so buyers can evaluate the full cost of ownership before committing. We operate a genuine two-way market, which means customers who purchase from us have access to competitive buyback pricing when they are ready to sell. That structure matters for a set like this one, where both metal content and collector condition factor into resale value. Our goal is to give customers a complete picture of what they are buying and what it may be worth, not just at the point of sale but over the lifetime of ownership.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including collector sets that carry premiums influenced by both metal content and secondary market demand. For a set like the 1993 Philadelphia Five Coin Gold and Silver American Eagle, where pricing reflects both gold and silver spot movement alongside a collector premium, having real-time visibility into wholesale pricing levels provides meaningful context that standard retail listings do not typically offer.
Pro members also benefit from real-time portfolio valuation using current wholesale bid pricing, which gives a more accurate picture of liquidation value than retail-based estimates. Proprietary research tools allow members to evaluate premiums, bid/ask spreads, and historical pricing trends across comparable products, supporting more informed decisions about when to buy, hold, or sell without relying on assumptions or marketing language.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make purchasing as straightforward as possible. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information at every step.
Whether a customer prefers the convenience of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for a larger purchase, we accommodate those preferences without adding unnecessary friction to the process. Security and convenience are built into the payment experience from the first step through order confirmation.
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