2000 Library of Congress Ten Dollar Bimetallic Coin Graded PR 70 DCAM

  

Delve into the world of numismatics with the 2000 Library of Congress Ten Dollar Bimetallic Coin, a testament to the art of coinage and historical significance. Struck at the West Point Mint, this proof coin boasts a striking composition of modern gold/platinum with a fineness of 0.999, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship synonymous with United States minting.

It is honored with a PCGS certification, boasting a grade of PR 70 DCAM, the highest grade possible, ensuring its premier quality and preservation. The coin commemorates the bicentennial of the Library of Congress, encapsulating a piece of American heritage. This coin is a distinguished piece that stands out in any collection, appealing to both numismatists and history aficionados alike. This is a spectacular example of the U.

Mints' celebration of the Library of Congress and the millennium. A true show of the mints ability to produce a new and unique coin for the next century. The 2000 Library of Congress Bimetallic Ten Dollar Coin is one of the lowest mintage commemorative coins in existence. The total mintage of 27,445 coins is a relatively low mintage compared to all other commemorative coins.

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