The America the Beautiful Series of silver bullion coins focuses on presenting a different national park, monument, historical site, or other federally recognized and protected jurisdiction from each of the 50 states, five overseas territories, and Washington D.C. However, there is purpose in the design release schedule as each of the sites is presented on a coin in order of its adoption as federally protected land starting with the oldest and moving on to the youngest. Right now, you can buy 2010 ATB Grand Canyon 5 oz Silver Coins in near-perfect condition online from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a protective plastic slab from the PCGS!
• 4th coin design available in the ATB Silver series!
• Limited number of certified silver coins available!
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of $.25 (USD) fully backed by the American government.
• Issued a Grade of Mint State 69 by the Professional Coin Grading Service.
• The obverse bears a portrait of President George Washington.
• On the reverse is the Marble Canyon image.
• Issued for Arizona in the ATB Series.
• Commemorates Grand Canyon National Park.

With your purchase of the 2010 ATB Grand Canyon 5 oz Silver Coin in this listing, you receive a silver coin with a near-perfect certification. Coins in Mint State 69 condition have full, original mint luster and a maximum of two minor detracting flaws. Examples of acceptable flaws at this grade level include minuscule contact marks or hairlines that must be located outside of the primary focal points of the coin.

Obverse

The obverse face of 2010 ATB Grand Canyon 5 oz Silver Coins bears the image of President George Washington. Designed in 1932 by John Flanagan, this bust of President Washington was created to mark the 200th anniversary of his birth. It replaced the Standing Liberty design on the US quarter.

Reverse

On the reverse side of 2010 ATB Grand Canyon 5 oz Silver Coins, you will find the depiction of Marble Canyon. Carved into the rock over millions of years by the Colorado River, Marble Canyon marks the start of the Grand Canyon and runs from Lees Ferry in northern Arizona to the confluence of the Little Colorado River.

History

The first effort to set aside land as a national park in the Grand Canyon started in 1882. Land was accumulated by the federal government starting in the 1890s with a protected region established in 1893. By 1919, Grand Canyon National Park had been established and now protects more than 1.2 million acres of land.

Ordering

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