2006-W Burnished Gold Eagle 1 oz Blue Label

Description

# 2006-W Burnished Gold Eagle - PCGS MS70 First Year of Issue. A remarkable pristine specimen of the inaugural Burnished Gold Eagle from the West Point Mint, this 2006-W $50 Gold Eagle represents a pinnacle of modern numismatic collectibility. Graded a flawless *PCGS MS70*, this coin embodies the pinnacle of minting excellence and collector desirability. The 2006-W Burnished Gold Eagle marks a significant milestone in American coinage, being the first year the United States Mint introduced Uncirculated Gold Eagles with a West Point mint mark. Struck on specially prepared burnished planchets with polished dies, this coin exhibits a distinctive satin-like finish that sets it apart from standard bullion strikes. With a remarkably low mintage of just 45,053 pieces, this coin represents a true numismatic rarity. Composed of 91.67% gold, this one-ounce gold eagle showcases exceptional craftsmanship and preservation. The PCGS Population Report indicates only 566 examples have been graded at this ultimate preservation level, making this coin an exceptional opportunity for the discerning collector. Its Blue Label certification further enhances its collectible status and market desirability. Key Specifications: - Mint: West Point (W). - Year: 2006. - Denomination: $50. - Weight: 1 troy ounce. - Composition: 91.67% Gold, 3% Silver, 5.33% Copper. - PCGS Certification: MS70, #11325080