2026 1 oz Gold Buffalo First Day of Issue NGC MS70

The 2026 1 oz Gold Buffalo First Day of Issue NGC MS70 represents the finest quality available for one of the United States Mint’s most iconic modern gold coins. Certified by NGC in flawless MS70 condition, this coin was received and graded within the U.S. Mint’s first day of release, earning the highly sought-after First Day of Issue (FDI) designation.

Struck in one troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, the American Gold Buffalo was the U.S. Mint’s first 24-karat gold coin and remains a cornerstone of modern U.S. gold collecting. The combination of perfect MS70 preservation and early release status places this 2026 issue among the most desirable certified examples available.

Issued by the United States Mint and recognized worldwide by collectors, the Gold Buffalo offers timeless design, exceptional craftsmanship, and enduring appeal. For collectors seeking a premium certified gold coin with strong long-term desirability, this 2026 First Day of Issue MS70 Gold Buffalo is an outstanding choice.

Key Features:

• Certified by NGC in flawless MS70 condition
• First Day of Issue designation confirming early release certification
• Struck in .9999 fine gold (24-karat)
• Issued by the United States Mint
• Highly regarded modern U.S. gold coin with strong collector demand
• Ideal for collectors seeking top-tier certified modern gold

Coin Specifications:

• Year: 2026
• Denomination: $50 (U.S.)
• Designer: James Earle Fraser
• Composition:  24 Karat of .9999% pure gold
• Gold Fine Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
• Obverse: Features James Earle Fraser’s iconic Native American portrait, inspired by a composite of historic tribal leaders. This celebrated design reflects America’s heritage and remains one of the most recognized images in modern U.S. coinage.
• Reverse: Depicts an American buffalo standing on a mound, modeled after “Black Diamond,” a bison once housed at the Central Park Zoo. The reverse symbolizes strength, resilience, and the nation’s frontier legacy.
• Brand: US Mint

*The coin pictured is only a representation of the coin you will receive, not the exact coin (serial numbers will vary).