2026-W 1 oz American Palladium Eagle MS-70 NGC (Advanced Release)

Product Details

This 2026 Palladium coin touts a mintage limit of only 5,000 pieces and is the latest release in the series from the U.S. Mint.
For 2026, the U.S. Mint is striking the Palladium Eagle with the lowest mintage of any uncirculated Palladium Eagle to date. This example is certified a perfect MS-70 with the Advanced Release designation.

These coins were released ahead of the official launch date through an exclusive network of retailers and distributors. The Advance Release designation guarantees that this coin was among this extremely small group of coins to ship from the mint in advance of the product's official launch.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .9995 fine Palladium.
• Low mintage of just 5,000 pieces.
• NGC encapsulation protects and guarantees the coin's flawless MS-70 condition.
• Advanced Release designation confirms the coin was among very few released ahead of official release, enhancing collectability.
• Obverse: A young depiction of Liberty with a winged Phrygian cap, reminiscent of the Roman god Mercury. Adapted from Adolph Weinman's classic design first used on the Mercury Dime in 1916.
• Reverse: A majestic eagle perched atop a rock. This design, also created by Adolph Weinman, has been used since 1907 on the American Institute of Architects' annual Gold medal.
• Features the '1776-2026' dual date inscription commemorating the nation's 250th anniversary, the 'W' West Point mint mark, and the exclusive Liberty Bell privy.

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Palladium is the first addition to the U.S. Mint's popular American Eagle bullion program since platinum was introduced in 1997. Palladium Eagle releases to date have been among the best-selling new products from the U.S. Mint in recent history. Containing a full ounce of Palladium and featuring stunning, historic designs, this latest issue of the newest American Eagle series is an excellent choice for diversifying your investments with Palladium.