U.S. Modern Commemorative Gold Coins
U.S. commemorative gold coins are issued in limited numbers alongside commemorative silver dollars. The $5 coins typically contain 0.2419 troy oz of gold, and the $10 coins 0.4837 troy oz.
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What it's worth in metal today
- U.S. commemorative $5 gold · 0.2419 oz gold…
- U.S. commemorative $10 gold · 0.4837 oz gold…
Melt value at the live spot reference, not a buy or sell price. Melt value calculator
Specifications
| Issuer | United States Mint |
|---|---|
| Typical $5 | .900 gold, 0.2419 troy oz |
| Typical $10 | .900 gold, 0.4837 troy oz |
| Program start | 1984 ($10 Olympic) |
U.S. Modern Commemorative Gold Coins history by year
| Year | What changed |
|---|---|
| 1984 | First modern commemorative gold coin, the $10 Olympic eagle. |
| 1986 | First $5 gold commemorative (Statue of Liberty). |
| 1986–present | Gold commemoratives issued for selected programs. |
Sizes we plan to offer
- $5 proof and uncirculated
- $10 (to be confirmed by issue)
What to compare before buying
- Proof and commemorative coins are priced on condition, packaging, and demand, not just metal value.
- Keep the original box and certificate of authenticity; missing packaging can lower resale value.
- Compare the premium over metal value with the same coin in similar condition.
Frequently asked questions
How much gold is in a commemorative $5?
Most contain 0.2419 troy ounces of gold.
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