2008 S Proof Presidential Dollar Set NGC PF70 UC Made in the USA Holder 4pc

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2008 S Proof Presidential Dollar Set NGC PF70 UC Made in the USA Holder 4pc

Discover the 2008-S U.S. Mint Presidential Dollar Proof Set, a distinguished collection celebrating four pivotal American presidents: James Monroe, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, and Martin Van Buren.

Presidential Dollar Proof Set NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo

Certified by NGC in the Made in the USA Holder, these four coins are from the Proof Presidential Dollar Set. Featuring the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th U.S. Presidents, the coins were struck at San Francisco in a high quality Proof finish, boasting unmatched clarity and detail!

Presidential Dollar Coins

The Presidential Dollar Coin Program was officially established by the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005, signed into law by President George W. Bush on December 22, 2005. Presidential dollar coins represent a captivating series of currency that pays homage to the United States' former presidents. Launched in 2007, this series aimed to commemorate each president's legacy by featuring their likeness on a coin, merging history with numismatics and enriching national memory through commemorative currency.

The series began with the George Washington coin's release on February 15, 2007, and continued until the Ronald Reagan coin's issuance in 2016. Then in 2021, the United States Mint honored President George H.W. Bush after he passed in 2020 with a Presidential dollar. Each coin features the president's image on the obverse side, along with their name, years in office, and the motto 'In God We Trust.' The reverse side showcases the Statue of Liberty, symbolizing freedom and democracy. Issued sequentially according to the presidents' terms, the coins allow collectors to appreciate the chronological history of American leadership.

From a numismatic perspective, Presidential Dollar Coins offer insight into changing trends in coin production and collecting. Introduced to reintroduce the dollar coin into circulation and reduce reliance on paper currency, the coins saw limited circulation but gained popularity among collectors, increasing demand for mint-condition coins and those with specific mint marks. This demand has led to varying values for the coins, depending on their rarity and condition, making them a fascinating subject for collectors.