2001 1/2 oz Gold Eagle | NGC Modern Numismatic Masterpieces | Anna Cabral Autographed

America's Most Beautiful Coin Design

The 2001-W $25 American Gold Eagle Proof represents the half-ounce denomination in the iconic Gold Eagle family, a series that has anchored American precious metals investing since 1986. Struck at West Point in proof format, this coin carries Augustus Saint-Gaudens' magnificent Liberty design—widely considered the most beautiful motif in American coinage—and Miley Busiek's family of eagles reverse.

23,240 — Scarcity That Matters

With a proof mintage of just 23,240 pieces, the 2001-W half-ounce proof is significantly scarcer than its bullion counterpart and far below the production levels of more common years. The proof finish creates brilliant mirror fields that contrast with frosted design elements, showcasing the artistry of Saint-Gauders' original 1907 design.

Zero Imperfections in Precious Gold

Achieving PR70—absolute technical perfection—is a remarkable accomplishment, especially for a coin that contains actual gold content and has been handled during the grading and encapsulation process.

Book Coin Status Plus Treasury Credentials

This coin's provenance is exceptional. It bears the Modern Numismatic Masterpieces label, connecting it to Stephen Pfeil's celebrated reference work that curates the finest examples of 20th and 21st century American coinage. Additionally, it carries the hand-signed autograph of Anna Escobedo Cabral, the 42nd Treasurer of the United States. Cabral's tenure coincided with significant U.S. Mint innovation, and her signature provides institutional authentication that appeals to both numismatists and investors.