2025 W $100 Right to Petition Platinum Eagle | Advanced Release NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo | Anna Cabral Autographed

The Story

Celebrate the American ideal with this 2025 $100 Platinum Eagle, Advanced Release PF70, signed by Anna Cabral. This 99.95 percent platinum proof coin is part of the 5-year First Amendment series honoring the five freedoms enshrined in the US Constitution. This limited edition coin celebrates our nation's growth through the metaphor of a mighty oak tree. Each First Amendment freedom is represented, symbolizing our country's strength and beauty. Expertly minted and personally autographed by Anna Cabral, this coin is a masterful symbol of patriotism and a luxury collectible.

The Obverse

The obverse design features a mature oak tree between the inscription “WITH THE RIGHT TO PETITION LIBERTY ENDURES.” Expertly crafted by NGC, it comes in a PF70 Ultra Cameo grade and is signed by renowned numismatist Kenneth Bressett.

The Reverse

The standard reverse design of this collection showcases a majestic eagle soaring through the air, gracefully clutching an olive branch in its talons. The inscriptions include "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "$100," "1 OZ.," and ".9995 PLATINUM," conveying a sense of elegance and prestige.

Coin Features

• Advanced Release
• PCGS PR70 Ultra Cameo
  
• Hand-signed by Anna Cabral, US Treasurer

Why Are Autographed Coins More Expensive?

A majority of the coins Global Coin sells are autographed by someone important within the coin world. This significantly raises the price of the item compared to the same coin unsigned because of the figure's prominence. Consider this in the world of baseball: A baseball can be purchased anywhere for around $5, but a Babe Ruth autographed baseball was auctioned for $388,375, significantly increasing the value of that baseball.

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