2008 PR70 DCAM Bald Eagle Half-Dollar

Celebrate one of the most iconic symbols of American freedom and courage with the 2008 PR70 DCAM Bald Eagle Half-Dollar Coin. This beautiful proof coin is graded a perfect PR70 by ICG and comes in a clear acrylic lens to help protect and preserve its immaculate condition.

2008 PR70 DCAM Bald Eagle Half-Dollar Coin Features:

• 2008 Bald Eagle Commemorative Coin Program - a new coin series introduced by the United States Mint as a tribute to our national emblem
• Coincides with the 35th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act of 1973 
• The United States Mint collects a surcharge when selling this coin that goes to the American Eagle Foundation of Tennessee to help breed and protect American Eagles
• Obverse depicts a nest with 2 baby eaglets and an unhatched egg
• Reverse features a majestic portrait of the famous eagle "Challenger" with the American flag in the background
• PR70 - proof coin with the highest grade possible
• Deep Cameo (DCAM) finish - deeply frosted devices and lettering contrast with the fields for extra-sharp details
• Coin produced by San Francisco Mint
• Measures approx. 1.19" diameter
• Encapsulated in an acrylic holder - to protect your coin's condition
• Graded by ICG

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