Never Forget — A Coin for the Ages
The 2026 5oz Silver September 11 25th Anniversary Coin is one of the most emotionally powerful numismatic releases of the year — a massive five-ounce silver tribute marking 25 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks, certified by NGC at the perfect PF70 grade with a First Day of Issue designation and the autograph of former U.S. Treasurer Anna Escobedo Cabral.
Twenty-Five Years of Remembrance
September 11, 2026 marks the 25th anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack on American soil — a day that changed the nation forever and united a generation in grief, courage, and resolve. This extraordinary 5oz silver coin honors the memory of the nearly 3,000 lives lost, the heroism of first responders, and the enduring American spirit that rose from the ashes of that terrible morning.
Matte Proof: Velvety Depth and Texture
The Matte Proof finish replaces the standard mirror fields with a soft, velvety texture that gives the coin a solemn, understated gravitas perfectly suited to a memorial issue. The design details read with exceptional clarity against the matte surface, creating a coin that is as moving as it is beautiful.
Five Ounces of Pure Silver
At five ounces of fine silver, this coin commands immediate attention — large, weighty, and substantial in a way that smaller commemoratives simply cannot match. It is a coin designed to be displayed, to be passed down, and to ensure that we never forget.
NGC First Day of Issue — Anna Cabral Autograph
The NGC First Day of Issue designation confirms that this coin was received and certified by NGC on the very first day it was made available. Combined with Anna Escobedo Cabral’s autograph — one of the most prestigious signatures in modern numismatics — this is the premier version of this already exceptional commemorative.
Specifications
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Year: 2026
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Commemorates: September 11 — 25th Anniversary (2001–2026)
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Metal: Fine Silver
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Weight: 5 oz
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Finish: Matte Proof
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Grader: NGC
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Grade: PF70
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Designation: First Day of Issue
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Autograph: Anna Escobedo Cabral, 41st U.S. Treasurer
