Description
Product History: In 2000, the U.S. Mint issued a bimetallic commemorative coin to celebrate the reopening of the Library of Congress’ Thomas Jefferson Building after a 12-year, $12 million restoration. The coin features a design that combines elements of the Library of Congress and Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, and was struck at the West Point Mint. It was graded by NGC as Proof 70 Ultra Cameo and bears the brown label. This coin is a unique memento of an important historical event, beautifully rendered in precious metals.
Product Features: This stunning coin contains 90% gold and 10% platinum, with a weight of 16.51 grams. Each coin is carefully enclosed in a protective capsule, ensuring its condition upon arrival.
Description: The 2000-W Proof $10 Bimetallic Library of Congress NGC PF70UC Brown Label combines the allure of bimetallic construction with a striking commemorative design. Its flawless NGC-certified grade and Ultra Cameo finish add an additional layer of appeal, making this coin a prized addition for any collector or history enthusiast. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of U.S. numismatic history – secure your 2000-W Proof $10 Bimetallic Library of Congress NGC PF70UC Brown Label today!
Shop confidently, knowing that when you make a purchase, you are buying the best. Each coin has been carefully assessed by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) and is certified to be in near-perfect condition. To protect their condition, these items are shipped in their original NGC certification slabs.
- Coins arrive in protective slabs courtesy of the NGC
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