2000 $10 Library of Congress Bi-Metallic NGC Certified Uncirculated Coin Gold & Platinum
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Description
The 2000 $10 Library of Congress Bi-Metallic Uncirculated Coin, graded and sealed by NGC, is a U.S. Mint commemorative of 48% gold, 48% platinum and 4% alloy. A platinum core sits inside a gold ring, and the two were struck together, leaving a bead where the metals meet. John Mercanti's obverse shows Minerva's hand raising the torch of learning beside the dome of the Jefferson Building, and Thomas D. Rogers's reverse shows the Library's seal inside a laurel wreath. Made for the Library of Congress's 200th anniversary, it joins two precious metals in a single coin to honor two centuries of the Library.
