Gold at Spot - U.S. Mint 1 oz Gold Commemorative Arts Medal (Random Year)

Honor America’s rich cultural legacy with the 1 oz U.S. Mint Gold Commemorative Arts Medal—a remarkable blend of historical significance and gold bullion value. Minted by the United States Mint between 1980 and 1984, these beautiful medals pay tribute to some of the most influential artists, writers, musicians, and performers in American history. Each contains 1 troy ounce of .900 fine gold (alloyed with copper for added durability), making it a compelling option for both collectors and precious metal investors.

These medallions are sourced from the secondary market and ship randomly by year, based on availability. While designs vary, each piece showcases an iconic American figure and comes with a unique story, combining artistic value with intrinsic gold weight.

• Contains 1 troy ounce of actual gold
• Struck from .900 fine gold
• Issued by the U.S. Mint at West Point 
• Secondary market condition
• Date and design selected at random from available inventory
  Obverse & Reverse Designs by Year:
• 1980 – Grant Wood: Celebrated painter of American Gothic; reverse features the iconic painting.
• 1981 – Mark Twain: Renowned author and humorist; reverse shows a Mississippi steamboat.
• 1982 – Louis Armstrong: Legendary jazz trumpeter and vocalist; reverse includes a trumpet and music notes.
• 1983 – Robert Frost: Pulitzer-winning poet; reverse displays a quote from The Road Not Taken.
• 1984 – Helen Hayes: Theatre icon and EGOT winner; reverse features comedy/tragedy masks with the inscription “First Lady of The Stage