MintSealed Gold Eagles

MintSealed Gold Eagles at JM Bullion

The MintSealed program at JM Bullion is a special opportunity to own gold and silver bullion coins that are guaranteed to remain in the same condition as when each specimen left the mint. In the case of our most popular coins, the American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle, this means that each MintSealed specimen is in the same condition it was after coining at the United States Mint. Take a moment and learn more about MintSealed Gold Eagles from JM Bullion.

What Does MintSealed Mean?

At JM Bullion, we use the term MintSealed to refer to coins that we have inspected upon receipt from the mint and determined to be in the same, untampered condition as when the coins were packaged after coining. In the case of MintSealed Gold Eagles, the coins are offered individually and are chosen from the best specimens in the tubes that the US Mint uses to ship the coins to dealers.

MintSealed American Gold Eagles

In the MintSealed American Gold Eagle range, we are proud to offer each of the four coin weights with individual packaging. Our MintSealed Singles are packaged differently than other MintSealed silver coins. While silver coins are available individually in MintSealed Singles or in our MintSealed Tubes, American Gold Eagles are only available as MintSealed Singles.

We offer the 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz American Gold Eagles sealed in plastic and surrounded by a clamshell card. As mentioned earlier, these coins are chosen from the best specimens within the original shipping tubes to be individually sealed. Each coin is sealed after inspection and the MintSealed card placed around the plastic offers the identifying information of each card, including its date, weight metal content, and purity.

Invest in MintSealed Gold Eagles at JM Bullion

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