Eagle

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The Eagle is a historic U.S. gold coin denomination, traditionally valued at ten dollars and widely minted in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Label Occurrences
American eagle 1
Eagle canonical 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf United States coin
gold coin denomination
category historic U.S. coin
ceasedRegularIssue 1933
collectible yes
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
currency US dollar
surface form: United States dollar
denominationValue 10 U.S. dollars
designer Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Christian Gobrecht
faceValue 10 dollars
firstType Eagle (10-dollar gold coin)
surface form: Capped Bust Right eagle
firstTypeEndYear 1804
firstTypeStartYear 1795
fractionalDenomination Half Eagle (5-dollar gold coin)
Quarter Eagle (2.50-dollar gold coin)
historicalEra 19th century
early 20th century
IndianHeadEndYear 1933
IndianHeadStartYear 1907
inscription E PLURIBUS UNUM
IN GOD WE TRUST
United States of America
surface form: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
introducedBy Coinage Act of 1792
languageOfLegends English
laterType Eagle (10-dollar gold coin)
surface form: Indian Head eagle

Liberty Head eagle
laterTypeEndYear 1907
laterTypeStartYear 1838
legalTender yes
metal gold
mintedBy United States Mint
monetaryStandardRole unit in the pre-1933 U.S. gold standard
multipleDenomination United States double eagle
surface form: Double Eagle (20-dollar gold coin)
obverseDesignMotif Liberty
reasonForCessation end of circulating U.S. gold coinage
relatedModernBullionCoin American Gold Eagle
reverseDesignMotif Eagle self-linksurface differs
surface form: American eagle
standardDiameter about 27 mm
standardGoldContent 0.48375 troy ounce of fine gold
standardizedBy U.S. Mint regulations
standardWeight 17.5 grams (approximate)
270 grains
subdivisionOf U.S. gold coinage system
typicalComposition 0.100 copper
0.900 gold
typicalEdge reeded edge
usedFor bank reserves
large commercial transactions
yearIntroduced 1795

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Eagle reverseDesignMotif Eagle self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Eagle (U.S. coin)
this entity surface form: American eagle