2017 A.N.A. Silver 126th - Denver, Co 38mm Ms

Coin / United States of America / 2017 / Unknown / A.N.A. Convention Medals / Other / Varied

The coin in question is a medal produced for the 2017 A.N.A. (American Numismatic Association) Convention, an event that celebrates and promotes numismatics in the United States. This particular piece falls under the category of "Coins" and is classified with the denomination "Other / Varied," indicating that it may not conform to standard currency classifications. Notably, both the diameter and weight of this coin are recorded as '0.00000000', which suggests that this particular piece may either be an unmeasured prototype, an error, or simply lacks these physical attributes in the provided data—making it a unique specimen within the collection. The place of minting is listed as 'Unknown,' which could imply that it was produced through a process that did not follow traditional minting locations or perhaps as a special release under uncommon conditions. Furthermore, the mintage is recorded as '0,' which leads to the interpretation that the coin may not have been officially released or was never intended for circulation, heightening its status as a potential collectible or a prototype. As a piece associated with a significant numismatic event and a product of unknown mintage, this coin is of particular interest to collectors of medals pertaining to the numismatic community in the United States. Its historical significance as part of the A.N.A. Convention series makes it a noteworthy item for both collectors and historians alike, despite the lack of conventional grading metrics typically associated with coinage.