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The Certified American $50 Gold Eagle 2012 MS70 PCGS First Strike represents the pinnacle of modern numismatic achievement, showcasing the highest quality and craftsmanship. The American Gold Eagle series, introduced in 1986, is renowned worldwide for its iconic design and trusted purity, making it a popular choice among investors and collectors alike.
The obverse of the 2012 Gold Eagle features Augustus Saint-Gaudens' iconic depiction of Lady Liberty striding confidently forward, holding a torch and olive branch, with the Capitol building in the background. This timeless design first appeared on the double eagle $20 gold coin in 1907 and was adapted for the Gold Eagle series in 1986.
The reverse of the coin displays a magnificent eagle soaring above a nest, clutching an olive branch in its talons. Designed by sculptor Miley Busiek, this powerful image symbolizes American strength, freedom, and resilience.
Certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as MS70, this American $50 Gold Eagle coin is graded as Mint State 70, indicating flawless condition with no visible imperfections even under magnification. Coins graded MS70 are exceedingly rare and highly coveted by collectors and investors.
The 2012 American Gold Eagle was struck at the United States Mint facilities in West Point, New York, which is renowned for its precision and quality. As part of the bullion coin program introduced in 1986, the West Point Mint continues to produce some of the finest bullion coins in the world.
The mintage figures for the 2012 American Gold Eagle vary depending on the denomination. However, the $50 denomination typically has lower mintages compared to the fractional sizes, adding to its desirability among collectors. The exact mintage for the 2012 $50 Gold Eagle is approximately [insert mintage figure here].
The Certified American $50 Gold Eagle 2012 MS70 PCGS First Strike comes encapsulated in a secure holder provided by PCGS, ensuring its protection and preservation for years to come. Additionally, being designated as a First Strike coin means that it was among the first coins struck by the mint, adding to its collectible appeal.
As a cherished collectible and investment asset, the 2012 Gold Eagle holds significant appeal for those seeking to diversify their portfolios and own a piece of American numismatic history. Its flawless condition, iconic design, and government backing make it a valuable addition to any collection or investment portfolio.