Description

The 2018 1 oz Proof Palladium Eagle PCGS PF70 (Label Varies) is an American Palladium Eagle containing 1 troy ounce of .9995 fine palladium. The U.S. Mint introduced the Palladium Eagle in 2017, using Adolph A. Weinman’s Winged Liberty Head design on the obverse and an eagle design adapted from Weinman’s architectural work on the reverse.

This example is identified as proof. This example is certified by PCGS at the PF70 grade with Label Varies. Different years in the Palladium Eagle program have been issued in bullion, proof, reverse proof, and uncirculated collector formats, making finish an important part of the specific product.

Key Features:

• 2018 American Palladium Eagle
• 1 troy oz of .9995 fine palladium
• $25 U.S. face value
• Finish/grade: Proof
• Adolph A. Weinman-inspired designs
• This example is certified by PCGS at the PF70 grade with Label Varies.

Specifications:

• Year: 2018
• Denomination: $25
• Palladium fine weight: 1.000 troy oz
• Purity: .9995 fine palladium
• Diameter: approximately 34.03 mm
• Finish/grade: Proof
• Certification: PCGS PF70

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How much palladium is in an American Palladium Eagle?
A: Each standard coin contains 1 troy ounce of .9995 fine palladium.

Q: What is the face value?
A: The American Palladium Eagle carries a $25 legal-tender denomination.

Q: Why does the finish matter?
A: The Mint has used different finishes in different years, including bullion, proof, reverse proof, and uncirculated versions.

Q: Does certification come with this item?
A: Only when a grading service and grade are identified in the title.