1/4 oz $25 Proof Platinum American Eagle NGC/PCGS PF 69 (Random Year)
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1/4 oz $25 Proof Platinum American Eagle NGC/PCGS PF 69 (Random Year)
Own a beautifully finished fractional Platinum Eagle with the 1/4 oz $25 Proof Platinum American Eagle NGC/PCGS PF 69 (Random Year). Issued by the United States Mint, each coin contains 1/4 troy oz of .9995 fine platinum and carries a $25 legal tender face value. Each example has been professionally certified PF 69 by either NGC or PCGS, indicating a near-perfect Proof coin with only minute imperfections.
The American Platinum Eagle debuted in 1997 as the official platinum bullion coin of the United States. Proof versions were produced specifically for collectors, featuring carefully prepared surfaces and sharp design details. The 1/4 oz Proof denomination was issued during the earlier years of the program before the U.S. Mint discontinued fractional Proof Platinum Eagles after 2008.
Depending on the random date received, the reverse artwork may represent a different patriotic, historical, or constitutional theme from the U.S. Mint's various Proof Platinum Eagle programs.
Specifications:
- Graded as PF 69 by PCGS or NGC
- Contains 1/4 troy oz of .9995 fine platinum
- Produced by the United States Mint
- Proof Finish
- Face value of 25 dollars, backed by the U.S. government
- Arrives in an official NGC / PCGS holder
- Obverse: Displays the Statue of Liberty with the surrounding inscriptions: “LIBERTY”, “1997”, and “IN GOD WE TRUST”.
- Reverse: will vary depending on the year of mintage.
The 1/4 oz $25 Proof Platinum American Eagle NGC/PCGS PF 69 (Random Year) offers an attractive combination of near-perfect Proof quality, .9995 fine platinum, and discontinued fractional U.S. Mint coinage. With changing reverse designs adding variety to the series, each random-year example brings its own character while maintaining the same quarter-ounce platinum content and trusted certification. Customers can also follow the live platinum spot price directly on the Bullion Exchanges website when expanding their precious metals collection. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer service representatives.
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