2025-W $50 American Gold Eagle Proof – NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo – Edmund C. Moy Hand-Signed Label

Offered here is an exceptional 2025-W $50 American Gold Eagle Proof, struck at the West Point Mint and certified by NGC as PF70 Ultra Cameo — the highest numeric grade assigned by NGC.

This one-ounce American Gold Eagle contains 1 full troy ounce and is struck in the traditional 22-karat (.9167 fine) American Gold Eagle composition. Its total weight is approximately 33.931 grams, with the additional alloy providing durability while maintaining a full one-troy-ounce fine gold content.

The obverse features the celebrated Augustus Saint-Gaudens Liberty design, depicting Liberty advancing forward holding a torch and olive branch. The reverse features the modern American bald eagle portrait designed by Jennie Norris, introduced to the American Gold Eagle series in 2021.

The brilliant proof finish produces deeply mirrored fields contrasted against heavily frosted design elements, earning NGC’s coveted Ultra Cameo designation.

Adding further collector appeal, this example is encapsulated with a special label authentically hand-signed by Edmund C. Moy, 38th Director of the United States Mint.

Coin Specifications

• Year: 2025
• Mint: West Point
• Mint Mark: W
• Denomination: $50
• Series: American Gold Eagle
• Strike: Proof
• NGC Grade: PF70 Ultra Cameo
• Gold Content: 1 Troy Ounce Fine Gold
• Composition: 91.67% Gold (22 Karat)
• Total Weight: Approx. 33.931 grams
• Obverse Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens
• Reverse Designer: Jennie Norris
• Certification: NGC
• NGC Certification #: 8678296-028
• Special Label: Edmund C. Moy – 38th Director of the U.S. Mint – Authentic Hand-Signed

A beautiful combination of one full ounce of gold, flawless PF70 certification, Ultra Cameo proof surfaces, and a hand-signed Edmund C. Moy NGC label, making this an outstanding piece for both serious American Gold Eagle collectors and precious-metal enthusiasts.

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