The 2006-W 1/4 oz Burnished Platinum Eagle is a standout entry in the Platinum Eagle series--combining scarce mintage, fractional platinum appeal, and a distinctive satin (burnished) finish. Struck at the West Point Mint in .9995 fine platinum, this $25-denomination coin was made specifically for collectors and features the "W" mintmark. Offered here in original mint-issued capsule (no box or COA), it's an excellent choice for collectors and investors seeking hard-to-find fractional platinum in its raw form.
Collector Insight:
With a tiny mintage of just 1,455, the 2006-W 1/4 oz Burnished Platinum Eagle is one of the rarest fractional platinum coins ever released by the U.S. Mint. Its burnished finish, low population, and mid-tier size make it especially appealing to collectors pursuing complete platinum sets or fractional rarities.
Highlights:
- Face Value: $25 USD - Legal tender
- Contains 1/4 troy ounce of .9995 fine platinum
- Burnished (satin) collector finish
- "W" mintmark denoting West Point Mint
- Obverse: Statue of Liberty by John Mercanti
- Reverse: Soaring Eagle by Thomas D. Rogers
- Presented in mint-issued protective capsule (no box or COA)
Specifications
SKU: |
863 |
Year: |
2006 |
Grade: |
Burnished |
Grade Service: |
None |
Denomination: |
25 Dollars |
Mint Mark: |
W-West Point |
Metal Content: |
0.25 Troy Oz |
Purity: |
0.9995 |
Thickness: |
1.32 mm |
Diameter: |
22 mm |