2000-W Gold/Platinum $10 Commem Library of Congress PF-69 NGC

0.2509 troy oz 2000 NGC

In the year 2000, the United States Mint marked a technological and artistic milestone by releasing its very first bi-metallic coin. This innovative ten dollar issue honors the bicentennial of the Library of Congress, blending two precious metals into a single, striking design. The core of the coin is composed of 0.2509 ounces of pure platinum, while the surrounding outer ring contains 0.2509 ounces of gold. The visual elements of the coin celebrate knowledge and national heritage. On the obverse, the hand of Minerva raises the torch of learning, set against the backdrop of the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress. This side features the inscriptions LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, and the year 2000. The reverse side displays the official Seal of the Library of Congress, surrounded by the words LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. This certified Proof 69 specimen offers a pristine look at an unprecedented moment in American numismatic history.

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