2001 Gold Eagle 1/2 oz Blue Label

Description

# 2001 $25 Gold Eagle, PCGS MS69 Blue Label. A pristine example of the American Gold Eagle series, this 2001 half-ounce gold coin represents a superb specimen of modern American numismatic artistry. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin showcases the iconic design originally conceived by Augustus Saint-Gaudens and adapted by Miley Busiek for the modern Gold Eagle program. Graded a near-perfect PCGS MS69, this coin represents an exceptional strike with remarkable preservation. With only 103 coins graded at this level out of 2,134 total submissions, this piece is a true highlight for the discerning collector. The Blue Label designation further enhances its collectibility and visual appeal. Composed of 91.67% gold, this coin contains 16.97 grams of precious metal and features the classic reeded edge characteristic of high-quality bullion coins. The mintage of 48,047 pieces makes this a relatively scarce issue, particularly at this extraordinary grade. Struck from a carefully prepared die and preserved in pristine condition, this Gold Eagle exemplifies the pinnacle of modern American coin production. With a Price Guide Value of $2,330 and strong collector demand, this coin represents both a numismatic treasure and a valuable precious metal investment. Key Details: - *PCGS MS69*. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Weight: 1/2 oz (16.97g). - Composition: 91.67% Gold. - Certification: #14990059