2001 $25 American Gold Eagle NGC MS69 Ron Harrigal Signed
2001 $25 American Gold Eagle NGC MS69 Ron Harrigal Signed
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2001 $25 American Gold Eagle NGC MS69 Ron Harrigal Signed
2001 $25 1/2 oz American Gold Eagle certified and graded by NGC as MS69. Adding to the collectiblity each coin is hand signed by Ron Harrigal who was the director of engraving and design at the US Mint. NGC’s encapsulation of the coin protects your investment and guarantees the coins MS69 condition.
Coin Specifications:
- Denomination is $25
- Contains 1/2 oz of .9167 fine Gold.
- Edge is Reeded
- Hand signed by Ron Harrigal US Mint Director Design and Engraving
- Obverse features Augustus Saint-Gaudens Lady Liberty with flowing hair, a torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left.
Who is Ron Harrigal?
The retired US Mint Director of Design and Engraving had an instrumental level of technical oversight during his tenure. For over 35 years, Harrigal applied his technical expertise to innovations involving the structural integrity of coins, which ultimately led to him serving as the US Mint Director of Design and Engraving from 2015 until his retirement in 2021. Among his contributions, Harrigal worked on modern edge lettering, which is currently used on Sacagawea and American Innovation Dollars; planchet specifications for many coin programs, including the American Gold Buffalo and American Palladium Eagle coins; and alloy, dimensions and die specifications for large format coins. He provided design specifications for dies to create the first US-produced concave coins and managed the redesign of the American Silver and Gold Eagle coins in 2021.
Additionally, Harrigal oversaw the first laser frosting application on a US Mint product and the implementation of the privy marks found on 2021 Morgan Dollars. Ron Harrigal's name has been associated with the United States Mint since 1985. Ron developed the first modern edge-lettered US coin and prototyped two-piece bimetal coin making. He also managed the die shop design and startup at the Denver Mint. Ron Harrigal became acting Chief Engraver for over two years, starting in November 2010. During this time, he managed the creation/design of the Ultra-High 24k gold coin with raised edge lettering, improved die finishing techniques, and multi-level frosting on proof coins.
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