2000 $10 Library of Congress Bi-Metallic Uncirculated Coin Gold & Platinum (w/Box & COA)
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Description
The 2000 $10 Library of Congress Bi-Metallic Uncirculated Coin is a U.S. Mint commemorative that sets a platinum center inside a gold ring, struck at West Point in 48% gold, 48% platinum and 4% alloy. It was the first gold and platinum bimetallic coin from the U.S. Mint, issued for the 200th anniversary of the Library of Congress. John Mercanti's obverse shows the hand of Minerva raising the torch of learning beside the dome of the Library's Jefferson Building, and Thomas D. Rogers's reverse carries the Library of Congress seal inside a laurel wreath. This uncirculated coin comes with its box and certificate of authenticity, a handsome two-metal tribute to the Library.
