$2,200.00
2017 1 oz American Palladium Eagle BU
For the first time in 20 years, the U.S. Mint has added a metal to the American Eagle program with the first American Palladium coin. This Palladium coin pairs the classic obverse of the Mercury dime with a reverse designed by Adolph Weinman in 1907.
4.5
88% of reviewers recommend this product
Posted By: Kenny
Date: Dec 5, 2018
I got this coin from Apmex beautiful five stars
Posted By: Dan
Date: Apr 6, 2018
A stunningly attractive coin with great obverse and reverse. Unique in that this is first issue with new metal from US mint. Low mintage. Popularity should only increase over time. The coin I received was a very crisp strike.
Posted By: Coin Collector
Date: Mar 1, 2018
For 1700 dollars you would expect these Palladium coins to be in a good protective casing. Nope. They come in a flimsy plastic flip case. Mine was ripped from one side to the other. Don't know how that happened and why Apmex would send me that. The coin is also supposed to be in Mint condition. Mine wasn't. I could see a visible ding it it. Very disappointed in the coin and Apmex! If your looking to purchase this exact coin, go for one that has already been graded and slabbed.
Posted By: Palladium King
Date: Feb 24, 2018
This is a really cool coin made out of my favorite element. I really like it and I'm glad to own it.
Posted By: Johnny
Date: Jan 15, 2018
This is an absolutely beautiful coin; in my opinion a top 5 of all coins ever created. I was waiting to get the 2017 proof but Mint advised me that the proof will not be released for 2017 just 2018. I bought two of these.
Posted By: Rob
Date: Oct 17, 2017
Very nice coin. Also very good price when it first dropped. One thing to know is that the coin is listed as 34mm wide and 2.5mm deep. I tried putting it in an I34 airtite... but it wouldn't close all the way. I presume it is because it is high-relief and actually is wider than 2.5mm in some places. I called the manufacturer of airtites and they do have a 34mm ring for the X size holders. So that should work.
Posted By: Endocine
Date: Oct 11, 2017
The wait is finally over for those wanting the first US Pd coin, with a classic design, a wise choice to use mercury. Extremely impressive Pd coin, almost high relief like, features stand out, coin is thick and nearly piedfort in that regard, reeded edge, weighty in the hand, tough metal and no worries about denting it. +Pd rarer than gold, harder to refine and mint, price is only going to go up +Now we have an American option,better looking than the Canadian coin in a design that will appeal to global audience from the best source, the US Mint
Posted By: Mike M
Date: Oct 10, 2017
I just got my Palladium Eagle today, absolutely love it. Wonderful! Having one of the first Pd Eagles is also a historic event I'm now part of. The coin is BU and very thick. The design is retro and very Beautiful.