Value of 2011 $5 American Gold Eagle Coin

Value of 2011 Five Dollar Gold Coin

The 2011 $5 gold coin is in most cases just valued for its bullion. All that means is that the value of the coin will change based on the current trading value of gold. This coin weighs a tenth of an ounce. So you can divide the current price of gold by ten to get the precious metal value of this coin. Collectors refer to these as AGE or American Gold Eagles. The United States Mint sells these coins every year. The only change is just the year; all the other design elements are the same year to year. Whether we are talking about a coin dated as 2011, 1991, or any other year – you will always see the same features.

The 2011 tenth ounce coin has this written on it: 2011 – Liberty – United States of America – E Pluribus Unum – In God We Trust – 1/10 OZ. Fine Gold ~ 5 Dollars – MB JW. The back or reverse of the coin pictures an eagle. The front or obverse of the coin has a female (Lady Liberty) holding a branch and torch.

2011-W $5 Gold American Eagle Proof: If you look above you can see where there were 42,697 $5 proof gold coins struck by the U.S. Mint in 2011. The only difference between a proof coin and a regular strike coin is the W mint mark below the year. Proofs have the P. Otherwise the two types of coins look the same.

Right now we are paying at least the full melt value for 2011 $5 AGE coins. Contact us to get an exact offer on your coin or entire collection.