2014-P 5 oz ATB Great Sand Dunes Silver Coin PCGS SP70

The 2014-P 5 oz ATB Great Sand Dunes Silver Coin PCGS SP70 contains 5 troy oz of .999 fine silver in the U.S. Mint’s oversized 3-inch America the Beautiful format, honoring Great Sand Dunes in Colorado.

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The 2014-P 5 oz ATB Great Sand Dunes Silver Coin PCGS SP70 is a five-ounce silver coin from the United States Mint’s America the Beautiful program, honoring Great Sand Dunes in Colorado. The series enlarged the designs from the America the Beautiful quarter-dollar program into substantial 3-inch silver pieces.

Each ATB five-ounce coin contains 5 troy ounces of .999 fine silver and carries a nominal quarter-dollar face value. This example is offered as collector uncirculated / specimen. Collector versions bear the Philadelphia “P” mint mark and were produced with an uncirculated collector finish. This example is certified by PCGS at the SP70 grade.

Key Features:

• 2014 Great Sand Dunes America the Beautiful 5 oz silver coin
• 5 troy oz of .999 fine silver
• Oversized 3-inch / 76.20 mm diameter
• 25-cent legal-tender denomination
• Honors Great Sand Dunes, Colorado
• Format: Collector Uncirculated / Specimen
• This example is certified by PCGS at the SP70 grade.

Specifications:

• Year: 2014
• Site: Great Sand Dunes
• State/Territory: Colorado
• Denomination: 25 cents
• Silver content: 5.000 troy oz
• Purity: .999 fine silver
• Diameter: 3.000 inches / 76.20 mm
• Edge: Incused lettering
• Finish/grade: Collector Uncirculated / Specimen
• Certification: PCGS SP70

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How much silver is in an America the Beautiful 5 oz coin?
A: Each coin contains 5 troy ounces of .999 fine silver.

Q: Is this the same size as the circulating quarter?
A: No. It uses the same design theme but is an oversized three-inch silver coin.

Q: What is the face value?
A: The coin carries the same 25-cent denomination as the corresponding America the Beautiful quarter design.

Q: What is the difference between bullion and collector ATB coins?
A: The collector version was struck at Philadelphia with a “P” mint mark and uncirculated finish, while the bullion version was distributed as an investment-grade silver coin without that collector mint mark.

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