2010 $100 Union George T. Morgan NGC Gem Proof Gold Round

NGC Gem 2010 $100 Union George T. Morgan Proof Gold Round The $100 Union George T. Morgan Proof Gold Round pays tribute to Morgan’s essential role in American coinage history. George T. Morgan was one of the most important coin designers of the US Mint. To this day, the Morgan Dollar, which circulated from 1878 to 1904 and again in 1921, remains one of the most popular coins in the United States. This Gold Round, weighing 5 Troy Oz of 99.9% fine gold, was issued in 2010. Morgan’s design imprinted on it was part of the US Mint’s 19th-century plan to strike $50 and $100 proof gold coins, denominated the Half Union and the Union, respectively. None of them were ever struck. Today, SD Bullion offers the 2010 $100 Union George T. Morgan Proof Gold Round, certified by NGC as a GEM Proof round. Product Highlights Evaluated, encapsulated, and certified by the NGC as a GEM Proof round; Contains 5 oz of .999 fine gold; Proof finish; Privately issued; The obverse depicts the Seated Liberty; The reverse showcases the Bald Eagle. The Design The obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a cap and seated on a rock with wheat stalks near her. She holds a scepter and an olive branch. A sailing vessel is imprinted on the background image. The word “LIBERTY” is engraved on top, and “1876,” the year Morgan designed it, is engraved at the bottom. The reverse displays the Bald Eagle with stretched wings and holding a shield and arrows. The words “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “IN GOD WE TRUST” are atop. NGC GEM Proof Certification According to NGC – Numismatic Guarantee Company, GEM Proof equals Proof-65.  “Proof” refers to samples with an exceptional background luster. 65 corresponds to a high-quality mirror surface with a few noticeable hairline scratches.  Buy NGC Gem 2010 $100 Union George T. Morgan Proof Gold Rounds at SD Bullion Elevate your gold collection with the NGC Gem 2010 $100 Union George T. Morgan Proof Gold Rounds, available now from SD Bullion. For more information, call our service line at 1(800)294-8732 or use our web chat feature.