gold eagle
Historic American currency
A gold eagle is a ten-dollar gold coin minted in the United States from 1795 to 1933, part of a series that included the quarter eagle ($2.50), half eagle ($5), and double eagle ($20).
The term now also applies to modern American Gold Eagle bullion coins issued since 1986.
The golden eagle is a separate thing—a large North American raptor.
- bullionPrecious metal in bulk
- coinStamped metal currency
- soaringRising effortlessly upward
- majesticImpressively dignified and beautiful
- raptorHunting bird with talons
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- American coinspeace dollar, half dime, half cent
- coinspennies, leu, nickels, ban, dimes
- bullionsilver bar, silver ingot, platinum bar, ingot, fine silver
- historic coinspenny, pennies, shilling, shillings, guinea
- U.S. coinscent, dime, nickel, penny, quarter
- commemorative coinsmemorial coin, proof coin, proof coins, special issue
monetary medium
gold eaglepaper money
Currency in bill form
fiat currency · banknote · greenback · dollar bill · copper penny
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