Platinum Eagles

• 1997: Bald Eagle flying past rising sun.
• 1998: Bald Eagle flying over a rocky New England coast, which features a house and light house. In the sky is a full moon.
• 1999: Bald Eagle flying over the wetlands of the Southeast, with an alligator in a swamp below.
• 2000: Bald Eagle flying over a Midwestern farm, complete with fields, house, barn, and granary.
• 2001: Bald Eagle flying over giant (Saguaro) cacti of the Southwestern deserts.
• 2002: Bald Eagle about to catch a fish in a lake surrounded by trees and snowcapped mountains.
• 2003: Bald Eagle on the branch of a Rocky Mountain Pine, situated in front of a flying American Flag.
• 2004: Lady Liberty seated with a torch in her right hand and grains draped over her knee. In front of her is a Bald Eagle clutching an olive branch in its talons. The design was inspired by the sculpture "America," located outside the United States Customs House in New York City, by Daniel Chester French.
• 2005: Herladic Eagle behind a shield, olive branch, and cornucopia. These represent the strength and beauty of the United States.
• 2006: A depiction of the Legislative muse inscribing the law. She is flanked on both sides by two pillars which represent the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives. Atop each pillar is a Bald Eagle, protecting the new law. This is the first of three designs which will depict the three branches of American government: Legislative, Judicial, and Executive. The latter two designs will be released in 2007 and 2008.
• 2007: A depiction of a Heraldic Eagle representing the Executive branch of government holding a streamer in its beak that bears the word "FREEDOM". This is the second in a three year program honoring the three branches of government.
• 2008: A design honoring the Judicial branch of government. This is the third and final in a three year program honoring the three branches of government.
• 2009: "To Form A More Perfect Union," featuring four faces representing the diversity of the United States.
• 2010: Blindfolded "Lady Justice" holding scales in one hand and a laurel branch in the other. The image is representative of the theme "To Establish Justice"
• 2011: To Insure Domestic Tranquility
• 2012: To Provide for the Common Defence.
• 2013: To Promote General Welfare.
• 2014: To Secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and our Posterity.

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