The 1995 quarter-ounce Gold American Eagle is a fractional sovereign coin produced by the United States Mint at its West Point facility, though the mint mark does not appear on the coin itself. Struck in 22-karat gold with a purity of .9167 and containing exactly 0.25 troy ounces of the metal, this coin carries legal tender status with a face value of ten dollars. The piece offered here has been certified and graded MS69 by the Numismatic Guaranty Company, placing it among the finest examples of the 1995 issue currently in existence.
We carry graded American Eagles for collectors and buyers who place a premium on certified condition and third-party authentication. An NGC MS69 designation reflects a coin that exhibits virtually full mint luster with only the most minor imperfections visible under magnification, representing a meaningful step above standard uncirculated examples.
The Gold American Eagle program was established under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and entered circulation in 1986. The legislation authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins in four denominations tied to fractional troy
…The 1995 quarter-ounce Gold American Eagle is a fractional sovereign coin produced by the United States Mint at its West Point facility, though the mint mark does not appear on the coin itself. Struck in 22-karat gold with a purity of .9167 and containing exactly 0.25 troy ounces of the metal, this coin carries legal tender status with a face value of ten dollars. The piece offered here has been certified and graded MS69 by the Numismatic Guaranty Company, placing it among the finest examples of the 1995 issue currently in existence.
We carry graded American Eagles for collectors and buyers who place a premium on certified condition and third-party authentication. An NGC MS69 designation reflects a coin that exhibits virtually full mint luster with only the most minor imperfections visible under magnification, representing a meaningful step above standard uncirculated examples.
The Gold American Eagle program was established under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and entered circulation in 1986. The legislation authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins in four denominations tied to fractional troy ounce weights, giving American buyers access to government-issued gold in formats beyond the one-ounce standard. The West Point Mint, which handles production of the gold Eagle series, is responsible for some of the most precisely struck coinage in American history.
By 1995, the Gold American Eagle program was a decade into its run and firmly established as the flagship American gold coin series. That year's production spanned all four fractional sizes, with the quarter-ounce issue offering a practical middle ground between the smaller tenth-ounce and the larger half-ounce denominations. Mintage figures for the 1995 issue were modest relative to earlier years in the series, which contributes to the relative scarcity of high-grade certified examples from this date.
The obverse of the Gold American Eagle carries a rendition of Lady Liberty adapted from Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic design originally created for the 1907 Double Eagle. Liberty strides forward with a torch raised in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, set against a sunburst backdrop with the Capitol building visible in the distance. The word "LIBERTY" arcs above the figure, and the year of issue appears at the lower right.
The reverse was designed by sculptor Miley Busiek and features a family of American bald eagles, with a male eagle carrying an olive branch descending toward a nest sheltering a female eagle and hatchlings. The inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and "IN GOD WE TRUST" appear alongside the face value and gold content designation. The overall composition is rich in national symbolism and remains one of the more distinctive reverse designs among sovereign gold coins globally.
On an NGC MS69-graded example, the strike quality and surface preservation are exceptionally high. The coin's fields reflect strong mint luster with sharp detail throughout, and any imperfections present are so minor they typically require close examination to detect. The visual result is a coin that presents as nearly perfect.
At one quarter of a troy ounce, this coin occupies a practical position within the American Eagle lineup for buyers who want a government-issued gold coin without the full outlay associated with the one-ounce denomination. The quarter-ounce format also makes individual pieces more manageable from a handling and storage standpoint. That said, it is worth noting that fractional gold coins typically carry higher premiums per ounce than their full-ounce counterparts, a pattern that reflects the proportionally higher production cost and, in the case of certified coins, the grading and encapsulation costs involved.
For collectors specifically targeting graded American Eagles by date and denomination, the quarter-ounce size represents a distinct collecting category separate from the standard bullion issues. An NGC MS69-certified 1995 example adds a layer of numismatic interest beyond simple metal content.
NGC is one of the two leading third-party grading services in the numismatic industry, and we maintain an authorized dealer relationship with both NGC and PCGS. Coins graded by NGC are encapsulated in a tamper-evident holder that seals the coin and displays the assigned grade, certification number, and coin description. The holder itself serves as the primary guarantee of authenticity and grade, backed by NGC's guarantee of the certified grade and metal content.
The United States Mint produces Gold American Eagles to strict tolerances, with each coin verified for weight, diameter, and gold content before release. The quarter-ounce coin contains exactly 0.25 troy ounces of fine gold within a 22-karat alloy, a composition that has remained consistent throughout the series. The combination of government-backed production standards and NGC's independent certification makes this coin one of the more straightforward authenticated gold products available in the market.
MS69 represents a near-perfect grade within the Sheldon numerical scale, indicating a coin with full mint luster, a sharp and complete strike, and no more than two minor blemishes that do not detract significantly from the coin's appearance. For a coin struck in 1995, achieving this grade reflects exceptional preservation from the point of minting through encapsulation. The vast majority of Gold American Eagles in circulation do not reach this standard due to normal handling and storage during the distribution process.
This coin is delivered in its original NGC encapsulation, commonly referred to as a slab. The tamper-evident holder protects the coin's surfaces without requiring direct contact and displays the grade, certification number, and coin details on the label. No additional packaging decisions apply to this product since the NGC slab itself constitutes the protective housing. The slab should not be broken open, as doing so would void the certification and expose the coin's surfaces to potential damage.
Like all gold coins, the base price of this piece moves with the spot price of gold. The quarter-ounce gold content means its melt value is approximately one quarter of the current one-ounce spot price at any given moment. However, the total price of an NGC MS69-graded example includes a premium that reflects factors well beyond the metal content alone.
For graded fractional American Eagles, premiums are influenced by the scarcity of the specific date in that grade, collector demand for the series, NGC's certification and guarantee, and the cost of encapsulation. The 1995 date carries added numismatic interest due to its relatively modest mintage numbers compared to later years in the Eagle program, which can support firmer premiums for high-grade certified examples. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions across both the spot and numismatic components of this product.
Gold American Eagles are among the most recognized and actively traded gold coins in the world, which provides a strong foundation for resale at virtually any stage. The NGC MS69 grade adds a numismatic dimension to the resale profile, meaning the coin can trade through both bullion-oriented and collector-oriented channels depending on market conditions and buyer demand at the time of sale.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform using competitive buyback pricing. For graded coins specifically, understanding the current numismatic premium environment matters as much as tracking spot prices. Our platform is designed to provide the pricing transparency needed to evaluate both sides of the transaction before committing to a purchase.
Certified fractional American Eagles in high grades represent a distinct category within the broader gold coin market. The 1995 date is not among the highest-mintage years in the series, and finding a quarter-ounce example certified MS69 by NGC places a buyer in a relatively small population of collectors and buyers who have identified this specific coin. For those building a date-and-denomination collection of graded Gold American Eagles, this piece fills a specific gap that is not easily replicated with generic bullion alternatives.
The NGC certification removes the guesswork from condition assessment, which is particularly meaningful for buyers acquiring coins remotely. Rather than relying on photographs and seller descriptions, the encapsulated grade provides an objective, third-party standard that is broadly accepted across both the dealer and collector communities. The combination of recognized sovereign issuance, verified gold content, and professional certification makes this a well-documented and cleanly authenticated piece.
We have been operating in the physical precious metals market since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout: transparent pricing, genuine product authentication, and a buying experience that puts the customer's ability to make an informed decision above all else. Our authorized dealer status with both NGC and PCGS means we can offer certified coins with confidence in the grading and authentication standards behind them. We also hold an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and maintain active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association.
Buying a graded numismatic coin requires a higher level of trust than purchasing standard bullion, and we understand that. Our pricing reflects real market conditions rather than arbitrary markups, and we apply the same commitment to clarity across graded coins that we extend to every product in our catalog. Our two-way market model means we stand behind these products not just at the point of sale but when you are ready to sell as well. The experience is built around long-term relationships, not single transactions.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a wide range of precious metals products, along with real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale liquidation values rather than estimated retail prices. For products like this NGC MS69-graded fractional Eagle, where premiums reflect both metal content and numismatic demand, having clear visibility into bid and ask spreads at the wholesale level provides a more complete picture of the coin's actual market position.
Pro members also gain access to proprietary market intelligence tools, including historical premium analysis, spread analytics, and product research capabilities that allow for objective comparisons across the catalog. Rather than relying on marketing descriptions to evaluate a graded coin's relative value, members can assess observable market data and pricing trends to support a more informed purchasing decision.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward and secure regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted methods include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each option is processed through a secure environment designed to protect your transaction at every step.
Payment method can affect the final purchase price, particularly for wire transfers and check payments, which may qualify for additional pricing efficiency. We encourage buyers to review the available options during checkout to identify the approach that works best for their situation. Our goal is to make the payment process as clear and friction-free as the rest of the buying experience.
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Product ID: BST-000867392E
| Year | 1995 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Gold |
| Bullion Coin Type | Eagle |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | W - West Point |
| Purity | 0.9167 |
| Weight | 0.25 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 1.83 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 22 mm |
| Grade | MS69 |
| Grading Service | NGC |
The 1995 quarter-ounce Gold American Eagle is a fractional sovereign coin produced by the United States Mint at its West Point facility, though the mint mark does not appear on the coin itself. Struck in 22-karat gold with a purity of .9167 and containing exactly 0.25 troy ounces of the metal, this coin carries legal tender status with a face value of ten dollars. The piece offered here has been certified and graded MS69 by the Numismatic Guaranty Company, placing it among the finest examples of the 1995 issue currently in existence.
We carry graded American Eagles for collectors and buyers who place a premium on certified condition and third-party authentication. An NGC MS69 designation reflects a coin that exhibits virtually full mint luster with only the most minor imperfections visible under magnification, representing a meaningful step above standard uncirculated examples.
The Gold American Eagle program was established under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and entered circulation in 1986. The legislation authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins in four denominations tied to fractional troy
…The 1995 quarter-ounce Gold American Eagle is a fractional sovereign coin produced by the United States Mint at its West Point facility, though the mint mark does not appear on the coin itself. Struck in 22-karat gold with a purity of .9167 and containing exactly 0.25 troy ounces of the metal, this coin carries legal tender status with a face value of ten dollars. The piece offered here has been certified and graded MS69 by the Numismatic Guaranty Company, placing it among the finest examples of the 1995 issue currently in existence.
We carry graded American Eagles for collectors and buyers who place a premium on certified condition and third-party authentication. An NGC MS69 designation reflects a coin that exhibits virtually full mint luster with only the most minor imperfections visible under magnification, representing a meaningful step above standard uncirculated examples.
The Gold American Eagle program was established under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 and entered circulation in 1986. The legislation authorized the United States Mint to produce gold coins in four denominations tied to fractional troy ounce weights, giving American buyers access to government-issued gold in formats beyond the one-ounce standard. The West Point Mint, which handles production of the gold Eagle series, is responsible for some of the most precisely struck coinage in American history.
By 1995, the Gold American Eagle program was a decade into its run and firmly established as the flagship American gold coin series. That year's production spanned all four fractional sizes, with the quarter-ounce issue offering a practical middle ground between the smaller tenth-ounce and the larger half-ounce denominations. Mintage figures for the 1995 issue were modest relative to earlier years in the series, which contributes to the relative scarcity of high-grade certified examples from this date.
The obverse of the Gold American Eagle carries a rendition of Lady Liberty adapted from Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic design originally created for the 1907 Double Eagle. Liberty strides forward with a torch raised in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, set against a sunburst backdrop with the Capitol building visible in the distance. The word "LIBERTY" arcs above the figure, and the year of issue appears at the lower right.
The reverse was designed by sculptor Miley Busiek and features a family of American bald eagles, with a male eagle carrying an olive branch descending toward a nest sheltering a female eagle and hatchlings. The inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and "IN GOD WE TRUST" appear alongside the face value and gold content designation. The overall composition is rich in national symbolism and remains one of the more distinctive reverse designs among sovereign gold coins globally.
On an NGC MS69-graded example, the strike quality and surface preservation are exceptionally high. The coin's fields reflect strong mint luster with sharp detail throughout, and any imperfections present are so minor they typically require close examination to detect. The visual result is a coin that presents as nearly perfect.
At one quarter of a troy ounce, this coin occupies a practical position within the American Eagle lineup for buyers who want a government-issued gold coin without the full outlay associated with the one-ounce denomination. The quarter-ounce format also makes individual pieces more manageable from a handling and storage standpoint. That said, it is worth noting that fractional gold coins typically carry higher premiums per ounce than their full-ounce counterparts, a pattern that reflects the proportionally higher production cost and, in the case of certified coins, the grading and encapsulation costs involved.
For collectors specifically targeting graded American Eagles by date and denomination, the quarter-ounce size represents a distinct collecting category separate from the standard bullion issues. An NGC MS69-certified 1995 example adds a layer of numismatic interest beyond simple metal content.
NGC is one of the two leading third-party grading services in the numismatic industry, and we maintain an authorized dealer relationship with both NGC and PCGS. Coins graded by NGC are encapsulated in a tamper-evident holder that seals the coin and displays the assigned grade, certification number, and coin description. The holder itself serves as the primary guarantee of authenticity and grade, backed by NGC's guarantee of the certified grade and metal content.
The United States Mint produces Gold American Eagles to strict tolerances, with each coin verified for weight, diameter, and gold content before release. The quarter-ounce coin contains exactly 0.25 troy ounces of fine gold within a 22-karat alloy, a composition that has remained consistent throughout the series. The combination of government-backed production standards and NGC's independent certification makes this coin one of the more straightforward authenticated gold products available in the market.
MS69 represents a near-perfect grade within the Sheldon numerical scale, indicating a coin with full mint luster, a sharp and complete strike, and no more than two minor blemishes that do not detract significantly from the coin's appearance. For a coin struck in 1995, achieving this grade reflects exceptional preservation from the point of minting through encapsulation. The vast majority of Gold American Eagles in circulation do not reach this standard due to normal handling and storage during the distribution process.
This coin is delivered in its original NGC encapsulation, commonly referred to as a slab. The tamper-evident holder protects the coin's surfaces without requiring direct contact and displays the grade, certification number, and coin details on the label. No additional packaging decisions apply to this product since the NGC slab itself constitutes the protective housing. The slab should not be broken open, as doing so would void the certification and expose the coin's surfaces to potential damage.
Like all gold coins, the base price of this piece moves with the spot price of gold. The quarter-ounce gold content means its melt value is approximately one quarter of the current one-ounce spot price at any given moment. However, the total price of an NGC MS69-graded example includes a premium that reflects factors well beyond the metal content alone.
For graded fractional American Eagles, premiums are influenced by the scarcity of the specific date in that grade, collector demand for the series, NGC's certification and guarantee, and the cost of encapsulation. The 1995 date carries added numismatic interest due to its relatively modest mintage numbers compared to later years in the Eagle program, which can support firmer premiums for high-grade certified examples. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions across both the spot and numismatic components of this product.
Gold American Eagles are among the most recognized and actively traded gold coins in the world, which provides a strong foundation for resale at virtually any stage. The NGC MS69 grade adds a numismatic dimension to the resale profile, meaning the coin can trade through both bullion-oriented and collector-oriented channels depending on market conditions and buyer demand at the time of sale.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform using competitive buyback pricing. For graded coins specifically, understanding the current numismatic premium environment matters as much as tracking spot prices. Our platform is designed to provide the pricing transparency needed to evaluate both sides of the transaction before committing to a purchase.
Certified fractional American Eagles in high grades represent a distinct category within the broader gold coin market. The 1995 date is not among the highest-mintage years in the series, and finding a quarter-ounce example certified MS69 by NGC places a buyer in a relatively small population of collectors and buyers who have identified this specific coin. For those building a date-and-denomination collection of graded Gold American Eagles, this piece fills a specific gap that is not easily replicated with generic bullion alternatives.
The NGC certification removes the guesswork from condition assessment, which is particularly meaningful for buyers acquiring coins remotely. Rather than relying on photographs and seller descriptions, the encapsulated grade provides an objective, third-party standard that is broadly accepted across both the dealer and collector communities. The combination of recognized sovereign issuance, verified gold content, and professional certification makes this a well-documented and cleanly authenticated piece.
We have been operating in the physical precious metals market since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout: transparent pricing, genuine product authentication, and a buying experience that puts the customer's ability to make an informed decision above all else. Our authorized dealer status with both NGC and PCGS means we can offer certified coins with confidence in the grading and authentication standards behind them. We also hold an A rating with the Better Business Bureau and maintain active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association.
Buying a graded numismatic coin requires a higher level of trust than purchasing standard bullion, and we understand that. Our pricing reflects real market conditions rather than arbitrary markups, and we apply the same commitment to clarity across graded coins that we extend to every product in our catalog. Our two-way market model means we stand behind these products not just at the point of sale but when you are ready to sell as well. The experience is built around long-term relationships, not single transactions.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a wide range of precious metals products, along with real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale liquidation values rather than estimated retail prices. For products like this NGC MS69-graded fractional Eagle, where premiums reflect both metal content and numismatic demand, having clear visibility into bid and ask spreads at the wholesale level provides a more complete picture of the coin's actual market position.
Pro members also gain access to proprietary market intelligence tools, including historical premium analysis, spread analytics, and product research capabilities that allow for objective comparisons across the catalog. Rather than relying on marketing descriptions to evaluate a graded coin's relative value, members can assess observable market data and pricing trends to support a more informed purchasing decision.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward and secure regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted methods include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each option is processed through a secure environment designed to protect your transaction at every step.
Payment method can affect the final purchase price, particularly for wire transfers and check payments, which may qualify for additional pricing efficiency. We encourage buyers to review the available options during checkout to identify the approach that works best for their situation. Our goal is to make the payment process as clear and friction-free as the rest of the buying experience.
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