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A Glimpse of the Collection
A rotating selection of American Eagle coins — Gold, Silver, and Platinum — drawn from the 27,000+ coins tracked on FMV.
2006-W 1/10 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PR-70 PCGS
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
2023 American Silver Eagle MS-70 PCGS (FDI, Damstra)
Silver · 1 troy oz
2000 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle BU
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
1992 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle MS-69 PCGS
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
1993 American Silver Eagle MS-70 PCGS
Silver · 1 troy oz
1997-W 1/4 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PF-69 NGC
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
1997 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle BU
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
2016-W 1/2 oz Proof American Gold Eagle (w/Box & COA)
Gold · 0.5 troy oz
2012-W 1 oz Proof American Platinum Eagle PF-70 NGC
Platinum · 1 troy oz
2025 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle MS-70 CAC (First Day of Delivery)
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
2016 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle MS-70 PCGS (First Day of Issue)
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
2018-S Proof American Silver Eagle PF-70 NGC (Moy)
Silver · 1 troy oz
1990-P 1/2 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PR-69 DCAM PCGS
Gold · 0.5 troy oz
2021 1 oz American Gold Eagle (Type 2) MS-70 PCGS (FirstStrike®)
Gold · 1 troy oz
2014 American Silver Eagle MS-69 PCGS
Silver · 1 troy oz
2017-W 1/4 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PR-70 PCGS (FS)
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
1987 1 oz American Gold Eagle BU (MCMLXXXVII)
Gold · 1 troy oz
2013 American Silver Eagle MS-70 NGC
Silver · 1 troy oz
1997 1 oz American Gold Eagle BU
Gold · 1 troy oz
2007-W Burnished American Silver Eagle (w/Box & COA)
Silver · 1 troy oz
2005 1/4 oz American Platinum Eagle MS-70 NGC
Platinum · 0.25 troy oz
2010-W 1 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PF-70 UCAM NGC
Gold · 1 troy oz
2018 American Silver Eagle MS-70 NGC (Early Releases)
Silver · 1 troy oz
2006-W 1/10 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PR-70 PCGS
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
2023 American Silver Eagle MS-70 PCGS (FDI, Damstra)
Silver · 1 troy oz
2000 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle BU
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
1992 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle MS-69 PCGS
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
1993 American Silver Eagle MS-70 PCGS
Silver · 1 troy oz
1997-W 1/4 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PF-69 NGC
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
1997 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle BU
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
2016-W 1/2 oz Proof American Gold Eagle (w/Box & COA)
Gold · 0.5 troy oz
2012-W 1 oz Proof American Platinum Eagle PF-70 NGC
Platinum · 1 troy oz
2025 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle MS-70 CAC (First Day of Delivery)
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
2016 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle MS-70 PCGS (First Day of Issue)
Gold · 0.1 troy oz
2018-S Proof American Silver Eagle PF-70 NGC (Moy)
Silver · 1 troy oz
1990-P 1/2 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PR-69 DCAM PCGS
Gold · 0.5 troy oz
2021 1 oz American Gold Eagle (Type 2) MS-70 PCGS (FirstStrike®)
Gold · 1 troy oz
2014 American Silver Eagle MS-69 PCGS
Silver · 1 troy oz
2017-W 1/4 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PR-70 PCGS (FS)
Gold · 0.25 troy oz
1987 1 oz American Gold Eagle BU (MCMLXXXVII)
Gold · 1 troy oz
2013 American Silver Eagle MS-70 NGC
Silver · 1 troy oz
1997 1 oz American Gold Eagle BU
Gold · 1 troy oz
2007-W Burnished American Silver Eagle (w/Box & COA)
Silver · 1 troy oz
2005 1/4 oz American Platinum Eagle MS-70 NGC
Platinum · 0.25 troy oz
2010-W 1 oz Proof American Gold Eagle PF-70 UCAM NGC
Gold · 1 troy oz
2018 American Silver Eagle MS-70 NGC (Early Releases)
Silver · 1 troy oz
Melt Values · Circulating Coinage
What your pocket change is actually worth
Silver left American circulating coinage in 1965. At today's spot price, the metal in a single pre-1965 dime is worth many times the ten cents stamped on its face. These values move with the market, all day, every day.
| War nickel1942-1945 · face $0.05 | $2.90 | 5,800% | |
| Morgan / Peace dollar1878-1935 · face $1.00 | $39.87 | 3,987% | |
| Silver dime1892-1964 · face $0.10 | $3.73 | 3,729% | |
| Silver quarter1892-1964 · face $0.25 | $9.32 | 3,729% |
Melt value is metal content at live spot. Not a dealer offer, and it excludes premium, grade and collector value.
The Member Dashboard
Your Collection, Priced Live
Every coin you own or track, valued at live fair market value — portfolio, watchlist, spot markets, and alerts in one place.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Valuations & accuracy
Every valuation starts with what the coin actually contains: its precious-metal weight multiplied by the live spot price, plus a coin-specific premium. Guardrails keep values inside sensible bounds, and current dealer asking prices serve as a reality check on popular bullion coins. The full method is spelled out, step by step, on How It Works.
From professional market data feeds, refreshed throughout the trading day and stored in our own minute-by-minute price archive, with history reaching back to 1990. Every surface on the site reads the same numbers: the catalog, your portfolio, your watchlist, and Markets & Charts.
Usually because it shows gold futures, not spot. Our prices are spot: the price for metal delivered now, at the midpoint between the market's bid and ask. Google Finance and many apps quote COMEX futures, a price agreed today for metal delivered later, which usually sits a little above spot. Timing matters too, since every provider samples the market at slightly different moments. More on why prices differ.
Yes. Members can snap a photo and the identifier suggests the most likely matches from the catalog; you confirm the right one before anything is saved. Dealer invoices work the same way: upload one and we read the line items for you. Nothing lands in your portfolio without your say-so.
Portfolio & reporting
Each coin you own, with quantity, cost basis, and a live valuation that moves with the market, plus your portfolio's total value and daily change. You can edit lots and costs any time from the dashboard.
Three ways: search the catalog and add a coin directly, snap a photo and let the identifier match it, or upload a dealer invoice and we read the line items and add what you bought. Everything lands in one portfolio, valued live.
Yes. Members set spot and coin alerts from the dashboard, and they trigger the moment the market crosses your line. Don't have an account? You can still set a spot-price email alert right on Markets & Charts; every email includes one-click unsubscribe.
Independence & data
No. We are not affiliated with any dealer, mint, or precious-metals broker. Our valuations are independent and exist purely to give you accurate numbers, not to push a sale. We don't take referral fees from any retail platform.
Yes. Grading-adjusted valuations draw on PCGS and NGC data so a certified coin's grade is reflected in its fair market value. FMV is not affiliated with either grading service.
Our daily market analysis. Four times a day, the FMV market desk reviews the headlines, checks them against our own price archive, and publishes what moved gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, and what it means for American Eagles, Morgans, and other U.S. coins. You'll find the latest edition on this page and on Markets & Charts. On Saturdays we publish The Week in Metals, a longer look back at the trading week.
Plans & trial
The 14-day Pro trial unlocks the full Pro feature set. A card is required at checkout, but nothing is charged during the trial, and canceling before day 14 costs nothing. The Plans page has the side-by-side feature matrix.
If you cancel before the trial ends, your account simply moves to the free Starter plan; you keep your login and all of your data. If you continue, your Pro subscription begins at the end of the 14 days. You can change plans any time from your dashboard.
Through Stripe, the same payment processor used by millions of businesses. Checkout happens on Stripe's secure page, so your card details go to Stripe and are never stored on our servers. Manage your card, invoices, or cancellation from the billing portal in your dashboard.
From the Newsroom
Latest News & Analysis
Market moves, mint news, and collecting insight from the FMV Gold desk.

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