2010 5 Oz America The Beautiful Yellowstone Silver Coin - NGC MS69PL

Product ID: BST-00156086C1

Product Details

Embrace a piece of American heritage with the captivating, large-format America the Beautiful series depicting the iconic Yellowstone National Park. This majestic five-ounce silver coin not only captures the raw beauty of one of the country's most famous natural wonders but also serves as a significant collectible treasure for numismatists and a valuable addition to any precious metal portfolio.

Minted in 2010, this robust silver piece represents the inaugural year of the America the Beautiful series, a collection celebrated for its stunning depictions of U.S. national parks and sites rendered with extraordinary detail. Struck with remarkable precision and extraordinary proof-like quality, this particular coin certified by NGC holds an impressive MS69PL grading, denoting nearly perfect condition with an exceptional mirror-like finish.

  • Exquisite rendering of Yellowstone's captivating landscape.
  • High NGC grading of MS69PL for near-perfection and premiere presentation.
  • Contains 5 ounces of .999 fine silver, a reliable store of value.

The remarkable design speaks volumes about historical and natural significance. Showcasing the intricate artistry of the U.S. Mint, this massive silver round presents Yellowstone's iconic landscape, with Old Faithful erupting in the foreground and native bison grazing in the plains, symbolizing the enduring natural grandeur. This grandeur is captured through the vision of John Flanagan, whose intricate engravings remain widely appreciated in numismatic circles. Each coin in the series is intricately edge-inscribed with its weight and purity, reinforcing the authenticity and investment value of this fractional giant.

The minting of this elegant piece is a testament to superior craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail. With its substantial silver content, the weight and gleam of the coin are immediately evident. Crafted from .999 fine silver, this item marries tangible value with aesthetic beauty, fulfilling both investing and collecting interests. The America the Beautiful series, recognized for its educational and cultural value, highlights the U.S. Mint's enduring commitment to quality, making this piece a sought-after item among stackers and aficionados alike.

Known for more than just aesthetic appeal, the history of silver as a standard of economical stability enhances the allure of this collectible. The 2010 release resonates with the timeless call of the natural landscapes that define the spirit of exploration and preservation unique to American lore. As part of the America the Beautiful series, this coin maintains a coveted position in the bullion market, appealing to both investment-focused investors and history-loving collectors.

The notable MS69PL grading by the NGC ensures that while it is cherished as a collectible, it retains an added layer of security for potential long-term appreciation. Encapsulated for lasting protection and integrity, this coin arrives in pristine condition, ready to become the focal point of any prestigious collection. Whether displayed proudly as a testament to natural wonder or safeguarded as a legacy asset within a diversified portfolio, it retains an indisputable appeal.

  • Metal Type: Silver
  • Metal Content: 5 troy ounces
  • Purity: .999 fine
  • Thickness: N/A
  • Diameter: N/A
  • Mint Mark: N/A
  • Brand/Mint: U.S. Mint
  • Denomination: Quarter Dollar
  • Grading Service: NGC
  • Grade/Condition: MS69PL
  • Packaging: N/A

A landmark of collectible refinement, this exquisite silver coin appeals to both new and seasoned buyers looking to enrich their portfolios or collections with a piece of American history. For inquiries on how to acquire this distinguished coin, or to explore additional selections in our collection, please do not hesitate to contact us. Bullion Standard is here to assist you through every step of your precious metal journey. Reach us at (833) BST-GOLD or send us an email at support@bullionstandard.com.

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