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THE 1995 GOLD EAGLE REPRESENTED THE TENTH YEAR OF ISSUE FOR THE GOLD COIN SERIES

1995-W $50 Gold Eagle, DC PR70DC

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10889957
Condition or Grade of Item:
PR70DC
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USA Coin Book Item ID Number:
135151
Coin Condition:
PR70DC
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The 1995 Gold Eagle represented the tenth year of issue for the gold coin series. As with all prior years of the series, coins were offered in 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz bullion weights, carrying face values of $50, $25, $10, and $5. The mintages for this year would remain within the same basic range which held through most of the 1990s. The tenth anniversary of the series was celebrated with a special set in addition to the regular collectible offerings. The regular offerings for the 1995 Proof Gold Eagle consisted of each of the four different weight coins offered individually or as part of a four coin set, containing one example of each proof coin. A special 10th Anniversary Gold Eagle Set was also offered which contained five different coins. This included the four different 1995 Proof Gold Eagles and the 1995-W Proof Silver Eagle. This coin was special because of the "W" mint mark. The regular 1995 Proof Silver Eagles were minted in Philadelphia and carried the "P" mint mark. Since only 30,125 of the 10th Anniversary Sets were sold, the 1995-W Silver Eagle became an instant key date coin. Today, this single coin typically sells for more than the other four gold coins combined.