2006 S San Francisco Old Mint $1 Proof Silver Dollar Commemorative PCGS PF 70 DCAM

2006 S San Francisco Old Mint $1 Proof Silver Dollar Commemorative PCGS PF 70 DCAM

Bolster your precious metals portfolio with the 2006 S San Francisco Old Mint $1 Proof Silver Dollar Commemorative PCGS PF 70 DCAM. This stunning coin is graded by PCGS as Proof 70 (PF 70) and Deep Cameo (DCAM).

The original San Fransisco Mint was opened in 1854, but the second, larger structure completed twenty years later is often top of mind when talking about the SF mint. Thanks to passionate volunteers, the Old Mint building was turned into a museum, instead of being demolished. In 1906 a severe earthquake occurred in San Francisco. Interestingly, the San Francisco Mint was the only government structure to survive the disaster. In 2006, which was the centennial of the earthquake, the San Francisco Old Mint commemorative coins were approved and struck.

The obverse features a detailed depiction of the Old Mint building.

The reverse showcases a bald eagle with its wings spread, holding arrows in its talons.

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