2022-W $50 1oz. Burnished American Gold Eagle, FDI, MS70, NGC, Anna Cabral

Why Add This MS70 First Day of Issue 2022-W Burnished 1 oz Gold Eagle with a Black Core Slab hand signed by Anna Cabral to Your Portfolio?

The American Gold Eagle has been a favorite of collectors and investors alike since the first of these coins were struck by the U.S. Mint in 1986. The burnished Gold Eagle was introduced as an option during the 20th anniversary of the series. The series also had its first major design change, with a transition to a new reverse design in 2021. The West Point Mint struck this burnished Gold Eagle for 2022.

• This coin was certified by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).
• This 2022-W burnished Gold Eagle is the 1 oz size and it features an interrupted reeded edge gap security feature.
• The mintage is limited to no more than 9,000 pieces.
• The current sales figures look promising for this 2022 to become the RAREST Burnished Gold Eagle ever minted!

Classic Liberty and New Bald Eagle Designs

Obverse: If you're looking for the date or the 'W' mint mark, both of those are located on this side of the coin. This Liberty design was originally created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens in the early 1900s. This version was slightly modified in 2021 to be more like the original.

Reverse: The new bald eagle design is on the reverse. Unlike the previous reverse design, this one shows a single bald eagle. Only its head and neck are visible, the perspective is very close. The eagle displays a very high level of detail.

MS70 First Day of Issue with a Black Core Holder Hand Signed by Anna Cabral

This burnished Gold Eagle has a black core holder and a hand-signed flag label to show its grade from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Since this specimen is in perfect condition and it was submitted over night to NGC, it received the grade of Mint State 70 and the special First Day of Issue designation.