The 2011 5 oz America the Beautiful Olympic National Park silver coin is a large-format collectible struck by the United States Mint as part of the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin carries a face value of 25 cents and represents one of the most substantial silver issues produced under a modern United States government program. The piece offered here has been certified by PCGS and assigned a grade of MS69 with a Prooflike designation, placing it among the finest examples of this issue known to exist.
We carry this coin for buyers who want graded, government-issued silver with a strong numismatic profile. The PCGS slab provides an independent, verifiable assessment of condition, making this a product that is straightforward to evaluate and trade.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by Congress through the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, the United States Mint began issuing a series of 56 quarter-dollar coins honoring national
…The 2011 5 oz America the Beautiful Olympic National Park silver coin is a large-format collectible struck by the United States Mint as part of the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin carries a face value of 25 cents and represents one of the most substantial silver issues produced under a modern United States government program. The piece offered here has been certified by PCGS and assigned a grade of MS69 with a Prooflike designation, placing it among the finest examples of this issue known to exist.
We carry this coin for buyers who want graded, government-issued silver with a strong numismatic profile. The PCGS slab provides an independent, verifiable assessment of condition, making this a product that is straightforward to evaluate and trade.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by Congress through the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, the United States Mint began issuing a series of 56 quarter-dollar coins honoring national parks and other federal sites, with five designs released each year through 2021. The 5 oz silver bullion coin program launched alongside the quarter series, producing larger collector versions of each design in .999 fine silver rather than the copper-nickel composition used for circulating coinage.
The Olympic National Park coin honors the park located in the state of Washington, designated as a national park in 1938 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. It was the third coin released in the 2011 series, following Hot Springs and Glacier. The United States Mint produced these coins in limited quantities relative to the broader bullion market, which contributed to stronger numismatic premiums compared to standard one-ounce silver issues.
The obverse features John Flanagan's classic portrait of George Washington, originally designed for the Washington quarter in 1932 and adapted for this series. The inscriptions "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "2011" appear alongside the portrait in the arrangement familiar to anyone who has handled modern United States coinage.
The reverse depicts a Roosevelt elk standing against a backdrop of Mount Olympus, the highest peak in the Olympic Range. The design was executed by United States Mint Artistic Infusion Program artist Susan Gamble and engraved by Joseph Menna. The composition conveys a sense of rugged wilderness, with the inscriptions "OLYMPIC," "WASHINGTON," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and "QUARTER DOLLAR" completing the design. At five ounces across a three-inch diameter, the strike carries a level of visual weight and detail not achievable at standard quarter size.
The Prooflike finish is an important distinguishing characteristic of this specific coin. PCGS awards the PL designation when a coin's fields exhibit mirror-like reflectivity consistent with a proof surface, despite being struck as a business strike rather than a proof coin. On a coin graded MS69PL, the fields will appear highly reflective with sharp, contrasting devices, resulting in an appearance that closely resembles a proof strike while remaining technically classified as an uncirculated coin.
Every coin in this series was struck by the United States Mint to exacting .999 fine silver standards, and the five-ounce weight is confirmed through minting specifications established by federal statute. The PCGS MS69PL certification adds an independent layer of authentication, encapsulating the coin in a tamper-evident holder that confirms both the grade and the Prooflike surface designation. PCGS is among the two most recognized third-party grading services in the world, and their standards for surface evaluation and strike quality are well established within the numismatic community.
We are an authorized PCGS dealer, which means we handle and present PCGS-certified products with full recognition of their authentication standards. When this coin ships, the PCGS slab protects both the surface and the integrity of the grade assigned to it.
MS69 is a near-perfect grade in the Sheldon scale, indicating a fully struck coin with nearly flawless surfaces. At this level, PCGS permits no more than one or two minor imperfections visible under close scrutiny, typically very small contact marks or trivial surface disturbances that do not affect the overall visual appeal. The Prooflike designation reflects the reflective field quality described above and is evaluated independently of the numerical grade.
This coin ships encapsulated in its original PCGS holder. The slab itself provides rigid protection and eliminates the need for additional flip or tube packaging used with raw bullion coins. The holder should not be opened or tampered with, as doing so would void the certification and potentially affect the coin's market recognition. The grade and serial number on the label can be verified directly through PCGS's online certification lookup.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the underlying silver content and the numismatic premium associated with the grade and Prooflike designation. The base cost moves with the spot price of silver, but the premium above spot for a PCGS MS69PL example is driven by collector demand, the relatively limited certified population at this grade level, and the recognition this series carries within the numismatic market. These are not the same pricing dynamics that apply to generic silver rounds or even raw America the Beautiful coins.
Our pricing is structured around real-time market conditions and is displayed alongside the bid/ask spread on the product page, giving buyers a clear picture of both acquisition cost and current resale value. For graded coins, the spread reflects wholesale numismatic market conditions rather than spot-only pricing, which is worth understanding before comparing this product to standard bullion pricing.
The America the Beautiful 5 oz silver series has an established secondary market among collectors and bullion buyers alike. The combination of government issuance, .999 fine silver content, and PCGS certification makes this coin straightforward to evaluate and trade. Buyers in the numismatic market understand what an MS69PL designation represents, and the PCGS label reduces friction in resale by eliminating the need for independent verification at the point of sale.
We operate a two-way market that supports both buying and selling within the same platform. Customers who decide to liquidate graded silver coins can do so through our competitive buyback program, with pricing based on current wholesale market conditions. Considering liquidity before purchase, rather than only when it is time to sell, is part of how we approach the buying and selling experience.
The MS69PL designation puts this coin in a meaningful minority of certified examples. Coins graded MS70 represent perfection as PCGS defines it, but MS69PL examples offer near-equivalent visual quality with a considerably different population count and price profile. For collectors who want a stunning example of this design without paying the substantial premium typically associated with a perfect grade, the MS69PL is a rational and well-regarded choice.
The Olympic National Park design is one of the more visually compelling reverses in the 2011 series, and the five-ounce format gives the Roosevelt elk composition a presence that the circulating quarter simply cannot replicate. Combined with government issuance, .999 fine silver purity, and the security of third-party certification, this is a product that appeals to both the numismatic collector and the silver buyer who values authenticated quality.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and our approach has always prioritized transparency over pressure. As an authorized PCGS and NGC dealer and a member of both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association, we handle graded numismatic products with the care and credentialing those designations require. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects the consistency of that standard across thousands of transactions.
Every product we sell is verified for authenticity and condition before it reaches a customer. Our pricing is tied to real-time market conditions, and we display the bid/ask spread on each product page so buyers can evaluate the full cost of ownership rather than just the purchase price. Our two-way market model means customers can sell back to us at competitive wholesale pricing when the time comes, making the full transaction lifecycle more transparent from the start.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including graded numismatic silver like this PCGS MS69PL Olympic coin. Rather than relying on estimated retail values, Pro members can see real-time wholesale pricing that reflects actual supply and demand conditions in the market. Portfolio valuations are based on current executable wholesale bid prices, giving a more accurate picture of liquidation value than spot-based estimates alone.
For numismatic products where premiums, population data, and grade-specific demand can shift meaningfully over time, Pro's proprietary analytics and market intelligence tools offer a more complete framework for evaluation. Members can compare premium levels, bid/ask spreads, and historical pricing trends across the catalog to better understand where a specific graded coin sits relative to broader market conditions.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make the checkout process straightforward and secure. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency through BitPay. Each payment option is integrated into a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information throughout the purchase process.
Whether you prefer the convenience of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for a larger purchase, the checkout experience is designed to accommodate your preference without unnecessary friction. Our support team is available to assist with any questions about payment processing or order fulfillment.
Product ID: BST-0015503CE9
| Year | 2011 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Bullion Coin Type | America the Beautiful |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Purity | 0.999 |
| Weight | 5 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 4.064 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 76.2 mm |
| Grade | MS69PL |
| Grading Service | PCGS |
| Finish | Prooflike |
The 2011 5 oz America the Beautiful Olympic National Park silver coin is a large-format collectible struck by the United States Mint as part of the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin carries a face value of 25 cents and represents one of the most substantial silver issues produced under a modern United States government program. The piece offered here has been certified by PCGS and assigned a grade of MS69 with a Prooflike designation, placing it among the finest examples of this issue known to exist.
We carry this coin for buyers who want graded, government-issued silver with a strong numismatic profile. The PCGS slab provides an independent, verifiable assessment of condition, making this a product that is straightforward to evaluate and trade.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by Congress through the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, the United States Mint began issuing a series of 56 quarter-dollar coins honoring national
…The 2011 5 oz America the Beautiful Olympic National Park silver coin is a large-format collectible struck by the United States Mint as part of the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin carries a face value of 25 cents and represents one of the most substantial silver issues produced under a modern United States government program. The piece offered here has been certified by PCGS and assigned a grade of MS69 with a Prooflike designation, placing it among the finest examples of this issue known to exist.
We carry this coin for buyers who want graded, government-issued silver with a strong numismatic profile. The PCGS slab provides an independent, verifiable assessment of condition, making this a product that is straightforward to evaluate and trade.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by Congress through the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, the United States Mint began issuing a series of 56 quarter-dollar coins honoring national parks and other federal sites, with five designs released each year through 2021. The 5 oz silver bullion coin program launched alongside the quarter series, producing larger collector versions of each design in .999 fine silver rather than the copper-nickel composition used for circulating coinage.
The Olympic National Park coin honors the park located in the state of Washington, designated as a national park in 1938 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. It was the third coin released in the 2011 series, following Hot Springs and Glacier. The United States Mint produced these coins in limited quantities relative to the broader bullion market, which contributed to stronger numismatic premiums compared to standard one-ounce silver issues.
The obverse features John Flanagan's classic portrait of George Washington, originally designed for the Washington quarter in 1932 and adapted for this series. The inscriptions "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "2011" appear alongside the portrait in the arrangement familiar to anyone who has handled modern United States coinage.
The reverse depicts a Roosevelt elk standing against a backdrop of Mount Olympus, the highest peak in the Olympic Range. The design was executed by United States Mint Artistic Infusion Program artist Susan Gamble and engraved by Joseph Menna. The composition conveys a sense of rugged wilderness, with the inscriptions "OLYMPIC," "WASHINGTON," "E PLURIBUS UNUM," and "QUARTER DOLLAR" completing the design. At five ounces across a three-inch diameter, the strike carries a level of visual weight and detail not achievable at standard quarter size.
The Prooflike finish is an important distinguishing characteristic of this specific coin. PCGS awards the PL designation when a coin's fields exhibit mirror-like reflectivity consistent with a proof surface, despite being struck as a business strike rather than a proof coin. On a coin graded MS69PL, the fields will appear highly reflective with sharp, contrasting devices, resulting in an appearance that closely resembles a proof strike while remaining technically classified as an uncirculated coin.
Every coin in this series was struck by the United States Mint to exacting .999 fine silver standards, and the five-ounce weight is confirmed through minting specifications established by federal statute. The PCGS MS69PL certification adds an independent layer of authentication, encapsulating the coin in a tamper-evident holder that confirms both the grade and the Prooflike surface designation. PCGS is among the two most recognized third-party grading services in the world, and their standards for surface evaluation and strike quality are well established within the numismatic community.
We are an authorized PCGS dealer, which means we handle and present PCGS-certified products with full recognition of their authentication standards. When this coin ships, the PCGS slab protects both the surface and the integrity of the grade assigned to it.
MS69 is a near-perfect grade in the Sheldon scale, indicating a fully struck coin with nearly flawless surfaces. At this level, PCGS permits no more than one or two minor imperfections visible under close scrutiny, typically very small contact marks or trivial surface disturbances that do not affect the overall visual appeal. The Prooflike designation reflects the reflective field quality described above and is evaluated independently of the numerical grade.
This coin ships encapsulated in its original PCGS holder. The slab itself provides rigid protection and eliminates the need for additional flip or tube packaging used with raw bullion coins. The holder should not be opened or tampered with, as doing so would void the certification and potentially affect the coin's market recognition. The grade and serial number on the label can be verified directly through PCGS's online certification lookup.
Pricing for this coin reflects both the underlying silver content and the numismatic premium associated with the grade and Prooflike designation. The base cost moves with the spot price of silver, but the premium above spot for a PCGS MS69PL example is driven by collector demand, the relatively limited certified population at this grade level, and the recognition this series carries within the numismatic market. These are not the same pricing dynamics that apply to generic silver rounds or even raw America the Beautiful coins.
Our pricing is structured around real-time market conditions and is displayed alongside the bid/ask spread on the product page, giving buyers a clear picture of both acquisition cost and current resale value. For graded coins, the spread reflects wholesale numismatic market conditions rather than spot-only pricing, which is worth understanding before comparing this product to standard bullion pricing.
The America the Beautiful 5 oz silver series has an established secondary market among collectors and bullion buyers alike. The combination of government issuance, .999 fine silver content, and PCGS certification makes this coin straightforward to evaluate and trade. Buyers in the numismatic market understand what an MS69PL designation represents, and the PCGS label reduces friction in resale by eliminating the need for independent verification at the point of sale.
We operate a two-way market that supports both buying and selling within the same platform. Customers who decide to liquidate graded silver coins can do so through our competitive buyback program, with pricing based on current wholesale market conditions. Considering liquidity before purchase, rather than only when it is time to sell, is part of how we approach the buying and selling experience.
The MS69PL designation puts this coin in a meaningful minority of certified examples. Coins graded MS70 represent perfection as PCGS defines it, but MS69PL examples offer near-equivalent visual quality with a considerably different population count and price profile. For collectors who want a stunning example of this design without paying the substantial premium typically associated with a perfect grade, the MS69PL is a rational and well-regarded choice.
The Olympic National Park design is one of the more visually compelling reverses in the 2011 series, and the five-ounce format gives the Roosevelt elk composition a presence that the circulating quarter simply cannot replicate. Combined with government issuance, .999 fine silver purity, and the security of third-party certification, this is a product that appeals to both the numismatic collector and the silver buyer who values authenticated quality.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and our approach has always prioritized transparency over pressure. As an authorized PCGS and NGC dealer and a member of both the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association, we handle graded numismatic products with the care and credentialing those designations require. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects the consistency of that standard across thousands of transactions.
Every product we sell is verified for authenticity and condition before it reaches a customer. Our pricing is tied to real-time market conditions, and we display the bid/ask spread on each product page so buyers can evaluate the full cost of ownership rather than just the purchase price. Our two-way market model means customers can sell back to us at competitive wholesale pricing when the time comes, making the full transaction lifecycle more transparent from the start.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our catalog, including graded numismatic silver like this PCGS MS69PL Olympic coin. Rather than relying on estimated retail values, Pro members can see real-time wholesale pricing that reflects actual supply and demand conditions in the market. Portfolio valuations are based on current executable wholesale bid prices, giving a more accurate picture of liquidation value than spot-based estimates alone.
For numismatic products where premiums, population data, and grade-specific demand can shift meaningfully over time, Pro's proprietary analytics and market intelligence tools offer a more complete framework for evaluation. Members can compare premium levels, bid/ask spreads, and historical pricing trends across the catalog to better understand where a specific graded coin sits relative to broader market conditions.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make the checkout process straightforward and secure. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency through BitPay. Each payment option is integrated into a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information throughout the purchase process.
Whether you prefer the convenience of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for a larger purchase, the checkout experience is designed to accommodate your preference without unnecessary friction. Our support team is available to assist with any questions about payment processing or order fulfillment.
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