Sizes
1, ½, ¼, and ¹⁄₁₀ fine troy ozU.S. Mint denomination reference
American Gold Eagle Melt Value Calculator
Choose an official American Gold Eagle denomination and count. The result uses its stated fine-gold content; the coin's heavier alloy-inclusive gross weight is shown separately and is never valued as pure gold.
One selected coin · theoretical melt value
$4,187.50USD · one documented coinPurity
22-karat · 91.67% goldValue basis
Stated fine-gold content × current spotSpecification and intent
Fine gold is not the Eagle's gross coin weight
The U.S. Mint specifies four fine-gold denominations. Because Eagle coins are 22-karat alloy, gross mass is higher than the gold content; the spot calculation uses only the stated fine troy ounces.
- Issuer
- United States Mint
- Country
- United States
- Specification coverage
- Gold Eagle specification; issue year is not a calculator input
- Source method
- The selected denomination's stated fine-gold content is valued directly. Gross coin weight includes silver and copper alloy and is not treated as pure gold.
| Supported selection | Issue period | Denomination | Fineness | Fine gold | Gross weight | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 oz · $50 | Gold Eagle specification; issue year is not a calculator input | $50 | 916.70‰ | 1 troy oz | 33.931 g | Mint/source ↗ |
| ½ oz · $25 | Gold Eagle specification; issue year is not a calculator input | $25 | 916.70‰ | 0.5 troy oz | 16.966 g | Mint/source ↗ |
| ¼ oz · $10 | Gold Eagle specification; issue year is not a calculator input | $10 | 916.70‰ | 0.25 troy oz | 8.483 g | Mint/source ↗ |
| ¹⁄₁₀ oz · $5 | Gold Eagle specification; issue year is not a calculator input | $5 | 916.70‰ | 0.1 troy oz | 3.393 g | Mint/source ↗ |
Coin-level reference: U.S. Mint Gold Eagle specifications
Interactive tool
Estimate Eagle metal value
Select one of the U.S. Mint-listed sizes, enter a whole-coin count, and choose a supported display currency.
The estimate values documented fine-gold content at the current spot reference. It is not an offer, appraisal, authentication, or collector value.
Calculation method
How the result is calculated
Fine gold per coin × quantity × current Gold spot per troy ounce, with the existing FX reference applied only for a non-USD display.
This is a theoretical metal-value reference, not authentication, appraisal, a retail price, or a guaranteed dealer offer. Proof and bullion products can have different premiums even when their fine-gold content is the same.
Evidence and references
Specification sources
Primary references where available
Information only, not investment advice. Theoretical metal value is not a dealer offer, retail price, jewelry appraisal, assay, or guaranteed sale price.