1983-D Modern Commemorative Los Angeles Olympiad PCGS MS-70 Trader Bea BERT Label
The 1983-D Los Angeles Olympiad Silver Commemorative marks the first coin issued to celebrate the XXIII Olympic Games held in Los Angeles, California. As part of the inaugural modern U.S. commemorative coin program, this piece holds an important place in numismatic history. This exceptional example has been graded a perfect Mint State 70 by PCGS, offering flawless surfaces, brilliant luster, and outstanding eye appeal. It is further enhanced by its presentation in a distinctive Trader Bea Purple Core slab topped with a BERT label.
Coin Highlights:
Graded MS-70 by PCGS.
Struck at the Denver Mint, indicated by the “D” mint mark.
Contains .7734 oz of Silver.
Part of the first modern U.S. commemorative coin series.
Housed in a Trader Bea Purple Core slab topped with a BERT label for premium presentation.
Obverse: Features a depiction of a traditional Greek discus thrower, symbolizing the ancient origins of the Olympic Games.
Reverse: Displays a profile of a bald eagle, representing American strength and national pride.
Official U.S. legal tender coin, backed by the United States government.
With its perfect MS-70 grade, Olympic significance, and unique slab presentation, this 1983-D Los Angeles Olympiad Silver Commemorative is a standout addition to any collection of modern U.S. coinage.