In the America the Beautiful Series, the United States Mint issues 56 different designs to reflect the natural environments and memorable places from each of the 50 US states, five overseas territories, and the federal district of Washington D.C. Collectors who buy silver from the US Mint have a beautiful option in this series in the form of the Burnished ATB Silver Coins. Today, 2013-P 5 oz Burnished ATB Great Basin Silver Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion.

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside of a protective box with a Certificate of Authenticity included!
• 18^th coin from the ATB Series and the 3^rd coin in 2013!
• Limited mintage of burnished silver coins!
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The face value of $.25 (USD) is fully backed by the US government.
• On the obverse side is the image of President George Washington.
• The reverse includes the image of a bristlecone pine from Great Basin National Park.
• Represents Nevada in the ATB Series.
• Includes a “P” mint mark from the Philadelphia Mint.

Burnished Silver ATB Coins undergo a special treatment at the United States Mint during production. The blanks which the silver coins are struck on are vapor blasted to create a matte finish, which contrasts the shinier finish of the bullion version of the ATB Coins. Additionally, the burnished coins have the mint mark of the Philadelphia Mint while the bullion coins have no mint mark from the West Point Mint.

All of the 2013-P 5 oz Burnished ATB Great Basin Silver Coins in this listing come to you with their original US Mint display boxes. The coins also include a Certificate of Authenticity from the mint available only with the burnished coins in the ATB Series.

Great Basin National Park is a national park in White Pine County in the state of Nevada. The park is located near the Utah border and was established in 1986, making it one of the younger national parks in the US.

The obverse of 2013-P 5 oz Burnished ATB Great Basin Silver Coins includes the image of George Washington. This design has featured on the obverse of circulation quarter since 1932 and is the longest-running coin design in US history.

On the reverse of all 2013 Burnished ATB Great Basin Silver Coins is the depiction of a bristlecone pine tree within Great Basin National Park. The park is notable for groves of the ancient bristlecones, which are the oldest known nonclonal organisms. The Lehman Caves at the base of Wheeler Peak are also notable features within the park.

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