United States of America 2001 Philadelphia Platinum Eagles $25

Coin / United States of America / 2001 / Philadelphia / Platinum Eagles / $25 (Twenty Five Dollars)

The 2001 Platinum Eagle is a stunning commemorative coin minted by the Philadelphia Mint, notable for its composition of 99.95% platinum, which gives it a remarkable luster and durability. This coin, which carries a denomination of $25, features the artistic designs of notable engravers John M. Mercanti and Thomas D. Rogers. With a diameter of 22mm and a weight of 7.78 grams, the Platinum Eagle is both compact and substantial. The coin has a reeded edge that adds to its tactile appeal and serves as a security feature. The mintage for this particular year was limited to just 21,815 pieces, making it a desired collectible among numismatists. As a pure platinum coin, the 2001 Platinum Eagle is part of the prestigious Platinum Eagles series issued by the United States Mint, representing not only value in currency but also in precious metal content. This limited mintage and unique attributes contribute to its notable status among collectors and investors alike. Whether displayed as part of a collection or held for investment, the 2001 Platinum Eagle is a true emblem of American coinage and craftsmanship.