Description

The 2000-W $10 Library of Congress Bimetallic Coin – BU (Box/COA) is the 2000-W Library of Congress bimetallic $10 commemorative coin, issued by the U.S. Mint to mark the Library of Congress bicentennial. The coin is notable as the first U.S. coin to combine platinum and gold in a bimetallic construction.

This example is identified as Brilliant Uncirculated and includes the original box and Certificate of Authenticity when stated in the title. Its unusual two-metal format and one-year commemorative theme give it a distinct place in modern U.S. numismatics.

Key Features:

• 2000-W U.S. Mint commemorative
• Library of Congress bicentennial theme
• Bimetallic platinum-and-gold construction
• $10 denomination
• Brilliant Uncirculated
• The listing specifies the original presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity.

Specifications:

• Year: 2000
• Mint: West Point (W)
• Denomination: $10
• Metals: Platinum and gold
• Product type: Bimetallic commemorative
• Finish: Brilliant Uncirculated

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What makes the Library of Congress coin bimetallic?
A: It uses two precious metals—platinum and gold—in a single U.S. Mint coin.

Q: What does the coin commemorate?
A: It marks the 200th anniversary of the Library of Congress.

Q: Is this a regular circulation coin?
A: No. It is a special collector commemorative with a $10 legal-tender denomination.

Q: Why is this issue notable?
A: Its platinum-and-gold construction made it a landmark bimetallic issue in U.S. coinage.