2011 Bullion $50 Gold Buffalo 1 oz NGC MS-70 Jeff Garrett Signature .9999 FINE

The 2011 $50 Gold Buffalo 1 oz NGC MS-70 .9999 FINE Jeff Garrett Signature is a highly sought-after numismatic coin from the United States. This stunning gold coin features the iconic design of the American Buffalo, first introduced in 2006, and is graded as Mint State-70 (MS-70) by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).

Specifications:

• Metal Composition: .9999 Fine Gold
• Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
• Diameter: 32.7 mm
• Thickness: 2.95 mm
• Face Value: $50 USD
• Total Mintage: 250,000
• Total population of Jeff Garrett Red Book Signature Label in MS 70 Graded by NGC: 1

The American Gold Buffalo is a significant coin in the history of American numismatics. It was first introduced in 2006 as the first-ever 24-karat gold bullion coin issued by the United States Mint. The design is based on the iconic Indian Head nickel, which was in circulation from 1913 to 1938.

This particular 2011 $50 Gold Buffalo 1 oz NGC MS-70 .9999 FINE Jeff Garrett Signature coin is even more valuable and desirable due to its unique provenance. Jeff Garrett, the 59th President of the American Numismatic Association (ANA), is a well-known coin dealer, author, and longtime NGC consultant. He currently serves as the Senior Editor for A Guide Book of United States Coins, better known as the "Red Book".

Jeff Garrett has individually hand-signed a limited number of labels for NGC, making this coin a true collector's item. The MS-70 grade, the highest grade attainable, indicates that the coin is in perfect, flawless condition, further enhancing its value and desirability among numismatic enthusiasts and investors alike.

This 2011 $50 Gold Buffalo 1 oz NGC MS-70 .9999 FINE Jeff Garrett Signature coin is a must-have for any serious collector or investor seeking a truly exceptional and historic piece of American numismatic heritage.

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