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What gold coin denominations did the U.S. Mint originally strike?

April 26, 2017coin denominations gold mint originally strike

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What gold coin denominations did the U.S. Mint originally strike?

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The original gold coins struck by the U.S. Mint were the $5 half eagle, $10 eagle, and in 1796 the $2.50 quarter eagle was added. With later discoveries of gold, other denominations were authorized to be struck. They included the $20 double eagle, $4 Stella, and $3 and $1 gold pieces.