2016-W 3 oz Proof Silver American Eagle 3-Coin Set NGC PF 70 UCAM FD (Elizabeth Jones)

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2016-W 3 oz Proof Silver American Eagle 3-Coin Set NGC PF 70 UCAM FD (Elizabeth Jones)   Celebrate three decades of U.S. Mint artistry with the 2016-W 3 oz Proof Silver American Eagle 3-Coin Set NGC PF 70 UCAM FD (Elizabeth Jones Signature Label). Issued to mark the 30th Anniversary of the American Silver Eagle Program, this stunning set includes three 1 oz Proof Silver Eagles, each certified PF 70 Ultra Cameo by the NGC and bearing the signature of Elizabeth Jones, the 11th Chief Engraver of the United States Mint. Struck at three historic U.S. Mint branches - Philadelphia, San Francisco, and West Point. Each coin showcases the exceptional craftsmanship and consistency that have made the Silver Eagle series the most popular modern silver coin in the world. Elizabeth Jones served as the 11th Chief Engraver of the United States Mint from 1981 to 1990, becoming the first woman ever to hold the position. Renowned for her sculptural artistry and precision, Jones brought a renewed sense of realism and creativity to American coin design. Her notable contributions include the 1983 Los Angeles Olympic $10 Gold Coin, which remains one of the most acclaimed modern commemoratives for its elegant depiction of Olympic achievement. Her influence continues to shape the Mint’s approach to coin engraving and design, emphasizing harmony between artistry, symbolism, and national identity. Collectors prize her signature on modern coins as a testament to her enduring impact on U.S. numismatic history. Coin Set Specifications: Graded by NGC as PF 70 Ultra Cameo First Day Each coin in the set contains 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver Produced by the US Mint Proof finish Face value of $1 US backed by the US Government Features the revered Elizabeth Jones Signature Label within each NGC holder Obverse: Features the well-known Walking Lady Liberty design. Liberty holds an oak branch as the sun rises behind her. Inscriptions include "LIBERTY" and the year of mintage. Reverse: