2007-S Thomas Jefferson Proof Presidential Dollar NGC PF70 UC

Why purchase this 2007-S Proof Thomas Jefferson Presidential Dollar?

Thomas Jefferson is among the most important of America's Founding Fathers. The principle author of the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson understood and articulated the principles on which America was built better than anyone. This proof is a fantastic choice for collectors who admire his work, which included ending the slave trade as President of the United States.

• This coin is $1 legal tender in the United States.
• This coin bears the "S" mint mark of the San Francisco Mint.
• The two statutory inscriptions, "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and "IN GOD WE TRUST," are on the rim.
• This piece has a proof finish.
• The coin comes from a mintage of 3,965,989 pieces.
• This is part of the Presidential Dollar Series.
• Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) graded this piece Proof 70.
• NGC certified this coin Ultra Cameo.

Powerful President Thomas Jefferson Design by Joseph Menna

Obverse: On the obverse is a portrait of President Thomas Jefferson that was designed by Joseph Menna. The President has his head turned slightly and looks directly into the eyes of the holder. His name arches over his effigy, while inscriptions on the bottom portion of the rim offer his place in the line of Presidents, "3RD PRESIDENT," and the years that he held the office, "1801-1809."

Reverse: Former U.S. Mint Lead Sculptor-Engraver Don Everhart's reverse design shows the Statue of Liberty holding her torch high. Next to her is an inscription of the coin's face value, "$1." "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" is inscribed along the rim.

Flawless PF70 UC

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) awarded this coin its highest grade, Proof 70. To receive that grade, a coin must appear perfect as seen under 5x magnification. NGC also certified the coin Ultra Cameo, which means that it exhibits sharp contrasts between heavily frosted devices and deeply mirrored fields.

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