The 2011-P 5 oz America the Beautiful Gettysburg silver coin is a large-format numismatic piece struck by the United States Mint at the Philadelphia Mint. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin is part of the America the Beautiful series, which honors national parks and historic sites across the United States. The Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania was among the first sites commemorated in the series, making this release particularly significant within the broader program.
This specific example carries an NGC SP70 grade, the highest possible designation within the Specimen classification. The SP70 grade indicates a coin struck with specimen dies on specially prepared planchets, exhibiting no post-production flaws under magnification. Graded examples of this type represent the top of the population for this issue and are sought by collectors who prioritize condition certainty over raw examples.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, th
…The 2011-P 5 oz America the Beautiful Gettysburg silver coin is a large-format numismatic piece struck by the United States Mint at the Philadelphia Mint. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin is part of the America the Beautiful series, which honors national parks and historic sites across the United States. The Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania was among the first sites commemorated in the series, making this release particularly significant within the broader program.
This specific example carries an NGC SP70 grade, the highest possible designation within the Specimen classification. The SP70 grade indicates a coin struck with specimen dies on specially prepared planchets, exhibiting no post-production flaws under magnification. Graded examples of this type represent the top of the population for this issue and are sought by collectors who prioritize condition certainty over raw examples.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, the United States Mint began issuing both circulating quarter-dollar coins and collector-oriented five-ounce silver versions for each designated site. The five-ounce silver coins were intended to mirror the design of the circulating quarters at a much larger scale, creating a premium collectible format tied directly to the national parks program.
Gettysburg National Military Park holds a deeply embedded place in American history as the site of the pivotal Civil War battle fought in July 1863. The park has been a federally protected landmark since 1895, and its inclusion as one of the inaugural sites in the America the Beautiful series reflects both its cultural significance and its enduring recognition among Americans. The Philadelphia Mint, identified by the "P" mintmark, has been producing U.S. coinage since 1792 and remains one of the primary facilities responsible for collector-grade numismatic output within the U.S. Mint system.
The five-ounce bullion and specimen versions of the ATB series were introduced in 2010 and quickly attracted attention from both silver stackers and numismatic collectors. Early releases, particularly those from the inaugural years of the program, tend to carry stronger collector interest due to their position within the series timeline.
The obverse features the portrait of George Washington originally designed by John Flanagan for the 1932 Washington quarter, rendered at a substantially larger scale on the five-ounce format. The inscriptions "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "QUARTER DOLLAR" appear in their traditional positions, maintaining continuity with the circulating coin design.
The reverse depicts the High Water Mark monument at Gettysburg, a stone marker commemorating the farthest point reached by Confederate troops during Pickett's Charge. Surrounding trees and a cannon are integrated into the composition, grounding the imagery in the battlefield landscape. The inscriptions "GETTYSBURG," "PENNSYLVANIA," "2011," and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" appear on the reverse, along with the mintmark and the denomination indicator consistent with the quarter series format.
Specimen strikes are produced using specially polished dies and treated planchets, which results in a sharp, frosted relief against a highly reflective field. The five-ounce size amplifies these characteristics considerably, giving the design a commanding visual presence that standard quarter-sized strikes cannot replicate. The NGC SP70 designation confirms that this example exhibits all of these characteristics in their most complete form, with no visible flaws affecting the finished surface.
Every five-ounce America the Beautiful coin struck by the United States Mint is produced to exacting government minting standards, with .999 fine silver content, a five troy ounce weight, and dimensions that comply with the specifications established under the authorizing legislation. These parameters are embedded in the production process at the Philadelphia Mint and are not dependent on third-party verification at the source level.
The NGC SP70 grade provides an additional layer of authentication and condition assurance. NGC is one of the two leading third-party grading services in the numismatic industry, and its encapsulation process seals the coin in a tamper-evident holder alongside a label that identifies the coin, its grade, and its certification number. We are an authorized dealer for NGC, which means our graded inventory is handled and presented in alignment with NGC's standards for authenticated numismatic products.
The NGC SP70 designation is the defining condition attribute for this coin. "SP" stands for Specimen, which is a classification distinct from Proof or Mint State, reserved for coins struck with special production techniques intended to produce a premium collectible finish. A grade of 70 on the Sheldon scale signifies a perfectly struck coin with full luster, sharp details, and no contact marks, hairlines, or surface flaws visible under five-times magnification. This is the highest grade attainable, and population reports for early ATB five-ounce specimen strikes in SP70 are relatively limited.
Graded examples ship in the NGC holder as received, which serves as both protective packaging and the coin's permanent authentication record. The holder itself is sonically sealed and should not be removed, as doing so would void the grade and the certification. Because this coin is encapsulated in a graded slab rather than loose or in a generic flip, the condition you see is the condition you receive, with no ambiguity about handling or surface exposure.
The base value of this coin is anchored to the current spot price of silver, reflecting the five troy ounces of .999 fine silver it contains. However, the premium above spot for an NGC SP70 specimen strike is driven primarily by numismatic factors rather than metal content alone. Graded population size, collector demand for early ATB releases, and the condition rarity of a perfect 70 grade all contribute to how this coin is priced relative to raw or lower-graded examples of the same issue.
Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clarity at every stage of the transaction. The bid/ask spread displayed on our product page gives buyers a transparent view of both the acquisition cost and the expected resale value, which is particularly relevant for numismatic coins where premiums can shift meaningfully based on collector demand and changes in certified population data.
Five-ounce America the Beautiful coins in NGC SP70 trade within a defined numismatic collector market rather than the broad spot-driven bullion market. Recognizability, government issuance, and third-party grading all support resale in established numismatic channels, including dealer networks, auction platforms, and direct collector-to-collector markets. The NGC holder and certification number allow potential buyers to independently verify the coin's grade and compare it against current population data, which supports price discovery in the secondary market.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell within the same platform. For graded numismatic items like this one, understanding the relationship between certified population and collector demand is a meaningful input when evaluating the full cost of ownership. Liquidity for SP70 specimens of early ATB issues is generally tied to collector activity rather than spot price movements, and we encourage buyers to consider both sides of the transaction before committing to any purchase.
The combination of government issuance, five ounces of .999 fine silver, and an NGC SP70 grade makes this a well-defined and objectively described numismatic coin rather than a speculative or ambiguously graded piece. Buyers who prioritize condition certainty benefit from the encapsulation and third-party authentication that eliminates the subjectivity present in raw coin transactions. The Gettysburg issue, as one of the earliest releases in the ATB series, also carries the additional collector appeal that comes with being part of the inaugural years of a long-running government program.
For collectors building a complete set of ATB five-ounce coins or focusing on top-population specimens, this coin fills a specific and well-documented position. Its historical subject matter, large format, and perfect grade make it a distinct holding within the broader silver numismatic category.
We have been operating in the precious metals space since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout that time: transparent pricing, honest sourcing, and a buying experience that treats customers as informed adults rather than sales targets. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction.
As an authorized dealer for both NGC and PCGS, we handle graded numismatic inventory according to the authentication standards established by those organizations. Our platform is built around a two-way market model, meaning we support both buying and selling with competitive, clearly displayed pricing. Every product page includes a live bid/ask spread so you can evaluate the full cost of ownership before committing, not after. Our support team is knowledgeable, accessible, and oriented toward helping customers make well-informed decisions rather than pushing transactions.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across precious metals products, including numismatic coins like this NGC SP70 ATB Gettysburg issue. Rather than relying on estimated retail prices, Pro members can evaluate this coin against real-time wholesale market conditions, which is particularly useful when assessing premiums on graded numismatic pieces where pricing is more nuanced than standard bullion. Real-time portfolio valuation using current wholesale bid prices also allows members to track their holdings based on what the market will actually pay, not what they originally paid.
Pro also provides access to proprietary market intelligence tools, including historical premium analysis, spread analytics, and liquidity metrics. For a coin like this one, where collector demand and certified population data both influence pricing, having access to objective market information allows for more informed decisions at every stage of ownership.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments via BitPay. Each payment method is processed through a secure transaction environment designed to protect your information and provide confidence from checkout through delivery. Whether you prefer traditional banking channels or digital payment methods, we have structured the experience to accommodate your preference without compromising security or convenience.
Product ID: BST-001315F977
| Year | 2011 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Bullion Coin Type | America the Beautiful |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Brand/Mint | U.S. Mint |
| Mint Mark | P - Philadelphia |
| Purity | 0.999 |
| Weight | 5 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 4.064 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 76.2 mm |
| Grade | SP70 |
| Grading Service | NGC |
The 2011-P 5 oz America the Beautiful Gettysburg silver coin is a large-format numismatic piece struck by the United States Mint at the Philadelphia Mint. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin is part of the America the Beautiful series, which honors national parks and historic sites across the United States. The Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania was among the first sites commemorated in the series, making this release particularly significant within the broader program.
This specific example carries an NGC SP70 grade, the highest possible designation within the Specimen classification. The SP70 grade indicates a coin struck with specimen dies on specially prepared planchets, exhibiting no post-production flaws under magnification. Graded examples of this type represent the top of the population for this issue and are sought by collectors who prioritize condition certainty over raw examples.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, th
…The 2011-P 5 oz America the Beautiful Gettysburg silver coin is a large-format numismatic piece struck by the United States Mint at the Philadelphia Mint. Composed of .999 fine silver and weighing five troy ounces, this coin is part of the America the Beautiful series, which honors national parks and historic sites across the United States. The Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania was among the first sites commemorated in the series, making this release particularly significant within the broader program.
This specific example carries an NGC SP70 grade, the highest possible designation within the Specimen classification. The SP70 grade indicates a coin struck with specimen dies on specially prepared planchets, exhibiting no post-production flaws under magnification. Graded examples of this type represent the top of the population for this issue and are sought by collectors who prioritize condition certainty over raw examples.
The America the Beautiful Quarters Program was authorized by the America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008. Beginning in 2010, the United States Mint began issuing both circulating quarter-dollar coins and collector-oriented five-ounce silver versions for each designated site. The five-ounce silver coins were intended to mirror the design of the circulating quarters at a much larger scale, creating a premium collectible format tied directly to the national parks program.
Gettysburg National Military Park holds a deeply embedded place in American history as the site of the pivotal Civil War battle fought in July 1863. The park has been a federally protected landmark since 1895, and its inclusion as one of the inaugural sites in the America the Beautiful series reflects both its cultural significance and its enduring recognition among Americans. The Philadelphia Mint, identified by the "P" mintmark, has been producing U.S. coinage since 1792 and remains one of the primary facilities responsible for collector-grade numismatic output within the U.S. Mint system.
The five-ounce bullion and specimen versions of the ATB series were introduced in 2010 and quickly attracted attention from both silver stackers and numismatic collectors. Early releases, particularly those from the inaugural years of the program, tend to carry stronger collector interest due to their position within the series timeline.
The obverse features the portrait of George Washington originally designed by John Flanagan for the 1932 Washington quarter, rendered at a substantially larger scale on the five-ounce format. The inscriptions "LIBERTY," "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "QUARTER DOLLAR" appear in their traditional positions, maintaining continuity with the circulating coin design.
The reverse depicts the High Water Mark monument at Gettysburg, a stone marker commemorating the farthest point reached by Confederate troops during Pickett's Charge. Surrounding trees and a cannon are integrated into the composition, grounding the imagery in the battlefield landscape. The inscriptions "GETTYSBURG," "PENNSYLVANIA," "2011," and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" appear on the reverse, along with the mintmark and the denomination indicator consistent with the quarter series format.
Specimen strikes are produced using specially polished dies and treated planchets, which results in a sharp, frosted relief against a highly reflective field. The five-ounce size amplifies these characteristics considerably, giving the design a commanding visual presence that standard quarter-sized strikes cannot replicate. The NGC SP70 designation confirms that this example exhibits all of these characteristics in their most complete form, with no visible flaws affecting the finished surface.
Every five-ounce America the Beautiful coin struck by the United States Mint is produced to exacting government minting standards, with .999 fine silver content, a five troy ounce weight, and dimensions that comply with the specifications established under the authorizing legislation. These parameters are embedded in the production process at the Philadelphia Mint and are not dependent on third-party verification at the source level.
The NGC SP70 grade provides an additional layer of authentication and condition assurance. NGC is one of the two leading third-party grading services in the numismatic industry, and its encapsulation process seals the coin in a tamper-evident holder alongside a label that identifies the coin, its grade, and its certification number. We are an authorized dealer for NGC, which means our graded inventory is handled and presented in alignment with NGC's standards for authenticated numismatic products.
The NGC SP70 designation is the defining condition attribute for this coin. "SP" stands for Specimen, which is a classification distinct from Proof or Mint State, reserved for coins struck with special production techniques intended to produce a premium collectible finish. A grade of 70 on the Sheldon scale signifies a perfectly struck coin with full luster, sharp details, and no contact marks, hairlines, or surface flaws visible under five-times magnification. This is the highest grade attainable, and population reports for early ATB five-ounce specimen strikes in SP70 are relatively limited.
Graded examples ship in the NGC holder as received, which serves as both protective packaging and the coin's permanent authentication record. The holder itself is sonically sealed and should not be removed, as doing so would void the grade and the certification. Because this coin is encapsulated in a graded slab rather than loose or in a generic flip, the condition you see is the condition you receive, with no ambiguity about handling or surface exposure.
The base value of this coin is anchored to the current spot price of silver, reflecting the five troy ounces of .999 fine silver it contains. However, the premium above spot for an NGC SP70 specimen strike is driven primarily by numismatic factors rather than metal content alone. Graded population size, collector demand for early ATB releases, and the condition rarity of a perfect 70 grade all contribute to how this coin is priced relative to raw or lower-graded examples of the same issue.
Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clarity at every stage of the transaction. The bid/ask spread displayed on our product page gives buyers a transparent view of both the acquisition cost and the expected resale value, which is particularly relevant for numismatic coins where premiums can shift meaningfully based on collector demand and changes in certified population data.
Five-ounce America the Beautiful coins in NGC SP70 trade within a defined numismatic collector market rather than the broad spot-driven bullion market. Recognizability, government issuance, and third-party grading all support resale in established numismatic channels, including dealer networks, auction platforms, and direct collector-to-collector markets. The NGC holder and certification number allow potential buyers to independently verify the coin's grade and compare it against current population data, which supports price discovery in the secondary market.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell within the same platform. For graded numismatic items like this one, understanding the relationship between certified population and collector demand is a meaningful input when evaluating the full cost of ownership. Liquidity for SP70 specimens of early ATB issues is generally tied to collector activity rather than spot price movements, and we encourage buyers to consider both sides of the transaction before committing to any purchase.
The combination of government issuance, five ounces of .999 fine silver, and an NGC SP70 grade makes this a well-defined and objectively described numismatic coin rather than a speculative or ambiguously graded piece. Buyers who prioritize condition certainty benefit from the encapsulation and third-party authentication that eliminates the subjectivity present in raw coin transactions. The Gettysburg issue, as one of the earliest releases in the ATB series, also carries the additional collector appeal that comes with being part of the inaugural years of a long-running government program.
For collectors building a complete set of ATB five-ounce coins or focusing on top-population specimens, this coin fills a specific and well-documented position. Its historical subject matter, large format, and perfect grade make it a distinct holding within the broader silver numismatic category.
We have been operating in the precious metals space since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout that time: transparent pricing, honest sourcing, and a buying experience that treats customers as informed adults rather than sales targets. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and active memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction.
As an authorized dealer for both NGC and PCGS, we handle graded numismatic inventory according to the authentication standards established by those organizations. Our platform is built around a two-way market model, meaning we support both buying and selling with competitive, clearly displayed pricing. Every product page includes a live bid/ask spread so you can evaluate the full cost of ownership before committing, not after. Our support team is knowledgeable, accessible, and oriented toward helping customers make well-informed decisions rather than pushing transactions.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across precious metals products, including numismatic coins like this NGC SP70 ATB Gettysburg issue. Rather than relying on estimated retail prices, Pro members can evaluate this coin against real-time wholesale market conditions, which is particularly useful when assessing premiums on graded numismatic pieces where pricing is more nuanced than standard bullion. Real-time portfolio valuation using current wholesale bid prices also allows members to track their holdings based on what the market will actually pay, not what they originally paid.
Pro also provides access to proprietary market intelligence tools, including historical premium analysis, spread analytics, and liquidity metrics. For a coin like this one, where collector demand and certified population data both influence pricing, having access to objective market information allows for more informed decisions at every stage of ownership.
We support a broad range of payment methods to make the purchasing process as straightforward as possible. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments via BitPay. Each payment method is processed through a secure transaction environment designed to protect your information and provide confidence from checkout through delivery. Whether you prefer traditional banking channels or digital payment methods, we have structured the experience to accommodate your preference without compromising security or convenience.
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