United States of America (USA) 100 Dollars 2015

History

100 Dollars 2015, KM# 617, United States of America (USA), American Eagles, American Liberty High Relief Gold

Obverse. Image Courtesy of Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS.com)

Description

The United States Mint’s first-ever $100 gold coin leapt out of the sales gate on Thursday, July 30, with over 35,000 of the maximum 50,000 sold within the first four hours. 1-ounce .9999 fine gold piece that carries a face value of $100, becoming the United States' first gold coin to bear that denomination. A 1-ounce .9999 fine gold piece that will carry a face value of $100, becoming the United States' first gold coin to bear that denomination. Coins are encapsulated and within a standard U.S. Mint-branded case. A certificate of authenticity is also included.

Obverse	Flag USA Symbol, amulet, talisman Torch, Libertas (Liberty, Marianne) Depicts a "modern" Lady Liberty carrying the familiar torch and American flag, surrounded by "Liberty" and "In God We Trust", designed by Justin Kunz (JK) and sculpted by Phebe Hemphill (PH). LIBERTY 2015 JK PH IN GOD WE TRUST
Reverse	Animal (fish, bird, mammal etc.) Eagle Tree, flower, plant etc. Olive Design featuring an American eagle in flight, gripping an olive branch in its talons, surrounded by "United States of America" above and the weight, purity and $100 face value below, designed by Paul C. Balin (PCB) and sculpted by Don Everhart (DE). UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, W PCB DE E PLURIBUS UNUM 1 OZ. .9999 FINE GOLD ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Edge	Reeded (milled)

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2015 United States of America (USA)

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KM# 617

Characteristics

Type	Commemorative Issue (Non-circulating)
Material	Gold
Fineness	0.999
Weight	31.1035 g
Diameter	30.61 mm
Thickness	-
Shape	round
Alignment	Coin
Mint	West Point Mint (W)