2020-W $25 V75 Gold Eagle "End of WWII" Extreme Rarity – PCGS PR70DCAM, Anna Cabral Signed
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An Extreme Rarity - Mintage of Only 1,945: With a mintage of just 1,945 coins—a number specifically chosen to honor the year 1945—this is one of the absolute rarest U.S. coins of the 21st century and a monumental tribute.
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75th Anniversary of the End of WWII: This coin was struck to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, one of the most significant events in world history, making it a piece of profound historical importance.
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Special "V75" Privy Mark: To signify its unique purpose, this coin features a special privy mark on its obverse—an outline of the "V for Victory" sign from the WWII era containing the number "75."
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Signed by the 42nd U.S. Treasurer: This coin is personally hand-signed by Anna Escobedo Cabral, who served as the 42nd Treasurer of the United States. Her signature is a prestigious and authoritative endorsement from a high-ranking U.S. Treasury official.
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The Pinnacle of Proof Perfection: Graded a flawless PR70DCAM by PCGS, the highest grade possible. This coin showcases the classic Gold Eagle design and special privy mark with zero imperfections.
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Struck in 22-Karat Gold: This half-ounce coin is crafted from the U.S. Mint's traditional and durable 22-karat gold alloy, the same composition as the very first gold coins of 1795.
An Official's Mark on a Historic Tribute
This is where a pivotal moment in world history meets extreme rarity, endorsed by a U.S. Treasurer. The 2020-W V75 Gold Eagle is a solemn and beautiful tribute to the end of World War II, made legendary by its minuscule, symbolic mintage. This specimen elevates that tribute to its highest form. Certified as a flawless PR70 Deep Cameo by PCGS, its quality is impeccable. This historic and rare masterpiece is then crowned by the signature of Anna Cabral, the 42nd Treasurer of the United States, creating a powerful trifecta of history, rarity, and official provenance.
A Classic Design with a Mark of Victory
This coin features the beloved designs of the American Gold Eagle: Augustus Saint-Gaudens' powerful striding Liberty and Miley Busiek’s "Family of Eagles." What makes it unique is the addition of a special "V75" privy mark on the obverse. This mark instantly identifies the coin as part of the 75th-anniversary commemoration of victory, adding a layer of poignant historical meaning to the classic design.
Why Collect This Coin?
The appeal of this coin is its profound historical significance combined with its status as one of the rarest modern U.S. coins ever made. It is a "holy grail" for collectors of modern rarities and historical commemoratives. It combines three powerful pillars:
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A Perfect Coin: A flawless PR70DCAM grade on one of the rarest U.S. coins of the 21st century (1,945 minted).
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A Perfect Story: A solemn tribute to the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII, with a symbolic mintage and a unique "V75" privy mark.
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A Perfect Signature: The 42nd Treasurer of the United States, Anna Cabral.
Detailed Overview
Introduction to the Coin: In 2020, to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, the U.S. Mint created one of the most exclusive coins in its history. The V75 Gold Eagle was limited to a mintage of only 1,945 pieces to honor the year of victory. Featuring a special privy mark and struck at the West Point Mint, this coin was an instant legend, selling out immediately and becoming one of the most sought-after numismatic items of the decade.
The Significance of the Autograph: Anna Escobedo Cabral served as the 42nd Treasurer of the United States. As Treasurer, her signature appeared on U.S. currency, and she oversaw the U.S. Mint. Her authentic, hand-signed autograph on a coin is a direct link to the official issuance of U.S. money, making it one of the most prestigious and desirable signatures a collector can acquire.
Unique Collectible Features
This coin’s elite status is built on its foundation as an extreme rarity with deep historical meaning. The rarity stack is monumental: it begins with its tiny, symbolic mintage of just 1,945 coins. This is layered with its unique "V75" privy mark and its purpose of commemorating the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII. Added to this is a perfect, unimpeachable PR70DCAM grade and the crowning signature of a U.S. Treasurer.
Packaging and Presentation
The coin is sonically sealed in a secure PCGS holder to permanently protect its flawless condition. The holder features a special label that verifies the PR70DCAM grade, the "V75" privy mark, and prominently displays the authentic, hand-signed autograph of Anna Cabral.
