Palladium Ounce 2021 American Eagle, Coin from United States - detailed information

Within a plain rim, the obverse of the coin shows a portrait of Miss Liberty facing left, the tight curls of her hair caught in a Phrygian cap (pileus) which is winged. This is reminiscent of the Roman god Mercury, where the popular name of the Mercury Dime comes, on which the design was first used.

Around above in large letters, the word LIBERTY is partly obscured by the top of the cap.

On two lines below left, the national motto IN · GOD WE · TRUST.

The designer's monogram WA (W over A), for Adolph Weinman, is in the field below right.

Below right, under the neck truncation of the portrait, the date: 2021.

Proof coins have the W mint mark of the West Point Mint In the lower part of the left field (below the motto). Bullion coins are struck by the Philadelphia Mint and have no mint mark.

Within a plain rim, the reverse of the coin depicts an American Eagle perched atop a rock, breaking a branch off a small tree with its beak.

Around above, the inscription UNITED STATES of AMERICA. On the left, the face value $25 (twenty-five dollars).

Around below, the metal content 1 OZ. Pd .9995 FINE (one troy ounce of 99.95% palladium).

In larger letters below that, the motto E PLURIBUS UNUM ("Out of many, one" - signifying unity in diversity).

Finish: Brilliant Uncirculated, high relief.

Mintage limit: 8,700 bullion coins and 12,000 proofs.