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2026 Sail 4th 250 .999 Silver Low Mintage Round
Title: 2026 Sail 4th 250 Semi-Quincentennial .999 Silver Low Mintage Round in Special Display Holder
Description: This 2026 Sail 4th 250 commemorative round is a stunning tribute to the American Semi-Quincentennial, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States from 1776 to 2026. This rare and hard-to-get item is struck in .999 silver and features a low mintage of only 25,000 pieces, as indicated on the specialized display holder. The design showcases highly detailed imagery including the Statue of Liberty, a historic sailing vessel, and a personification of Liberty holding a shield on the obverse. This uncirculated silver round comes secured in a custom artistic slab that highlights its limited mintage status and historical significance. As a 2026 dated issue, this piece represents a major milestone in American history and is a must-have for collectors of low mintage silver rounds.
2026 Sail 4th 250 Semi-Quincentennial 1/2 oz .999 Fine Silver Round
Condition: This item appears to be in brilliant uncirculated condition, housed in its original protective capsule and decorative assay card. The surfaces show a high level of detail with no visible signs of wear or toning. The strike type is a standard business strike for a bullion round. The metal content is confirmed as .999 fine silver. This piece is part of a low mintage series, with the card indicating a mintage of 25,000, and this specific item is numbered 03666. It was produced to commemorate the United States Semi-Quincentennial (250th anniversary) in 2026, featuring the Statue of Liberty and a sailing vessel. The round is ungraded but remains well-preserved in its original packaging.
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