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Major League Baseball is considered by many to be America’s national pastime. The organization is the oldest professional sports entity in the United States, with a history that dates back to the 19th century. In honor of its place in American culture, the United States Mint launched the Baseball Hall of Fame Silver coin series in 2014. Today, you can purchase a 2014 $1 Baseball HOF Silver Coin from JM Bullion with an MS70 grade from the PCGS.
Coin Highlights:
The coins in the Baseball Hall of Fame series are meant to honor the sport itself, as well as some of the individual legends who helped elevate the game to its current status in American society. Before the program was launched, the US Mint held an open contest for artists and designer in the US. Countless artists submitted concept designs for the coins in the series, but only one winner was chosen in the end. Cassie McFarland’s reverse and obverse designs were chosen in September 2013 to represent the sport of baseball on the coin series.
These 2014 $1 Baseball Hall of Fame coins have been graded MS70 by the PCGS, meaning each is a perfectly struck coin in the eyes of the grading company. The “P” mint mark signifies that each coin was struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Cassie McFarland’s photo and signature appear on a label that is included inside the sealed packaging of each of these coins for sale today.
On the obverse side of the coins is the depiction of an open baseball glove. Engravings on this side read “Liberty,” “In God We Trust,” and “2014.” The reverse side features the US Mint’s first-ever curved design; a baseball with accurate stitching on the seams. Engravings on this side include “United States of America” and “E Pluribus Unum.”
If you have questions about these Baseball Hall of Fame Coins, JM Bullion associates are happy to help. You can reach an informed staff member online via live chat and email service, or on the phone at 800-276-6508.
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Major League Baseball is considered by many to be America’s national pastime. The organization is the oldest professional sports entity in the United States, with a history that dates back to the 19th century. In honor of its place in American culture, the United States Mint launched the Baseball Hall of Fame Silver coin series in 2014. Today, you can purchase a 2014 $1 Baseball HOF Silver Coin from JM Bullion with an MS70 grade from the PCGS.
Coin Highlights:
The coins in the Baseball Hall of Fame series are meant to honor the sport itself, as well as some of the individual legends who helped elevate the game to its current status in American society. Before the program was launched, the US Mint held an open contest for artists and designer in the US. Countless artists submitted concept designs for the coins in the series, but only one winner was chosen in the end. Cassie McFarland’s reverse and obverse designs were chosen in September 2013 to represent the sport of baseball on the coin series.
These 2014 $1 Baseball Hall of Fame coins have been graded MS70 by the PCGS, meaning each is a perfectly struck coin in the eyes of the grading company. The “P” mint mark signifies that each coin was struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Cassie McFarland’s photo and signature appear on a label that is included inside the sealed packaging of each of these coins for sale today.
On the obverse side of the coins is the depiction of an open baseball glove. Engravings on this side read “Liberty,” “In God We Trust,” and “2014.” The reverse side features the US Mint’s first-ever curved design; a baseball with accurate stitching on the seams. Engravings on this side include “United States of America” and “E Pluribus Unum.”
If you have questions about these Baseball Hall of Fame Coins, JM Bullion associates are happy to help. You can reach an informed staff member online via live chat and email service, or on the phone at 800-276-6508.
