2007-W $50 Half-Ounce Platinum Eagle NGC PF70 Ron Harrigal Signed

2007-W Proof Platinum Eagle 1/2 oz – NGC PF70 with Ron Harrigal Signature

This 2007-W Proof Platinum Eagle is part of the First Amendment series, honoring the cherished American freedom of speech. Struck in .9995 fine platinum, this coin has been certified and graded by NGC as PF70—indicating a perfect proof condition. NGC’s encapsulation both protects and guarantees the coin’s flawless PF70 grade.

Adding to its significance, the NGC label features an authentic hand-signed signature from Ron Harrigal, former Director of Design and Engraving at the U.S. Mint.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1/2 oz of .9995 fine Platinum

• Graded PF70 (Proof 70) by NGC – a perfect grade

• Encapsulated and protected by NGC certification

• Features Ron Harrigal’s authentic hand-signed label

About Ron Harrigal:

Ron Harrigal served the U.S. Mint for over 35 years and was the Director of Design and Engraving from 2015 until his retirement in 2021. Throughout his career, Harrigal played a critical role in advancing coin technology and design innovation.

Some of his notable achievements include:

• Spearheading modern edge lettering on Sacagawea and American Innovation Dollars

• Overseeing planchet specifications for programs like the American Gold Buffalo and American Palladium Eagle

• Contributing to the design of the first U.S. concave coins

• Managing the redesign of the American Silver and Gold Eagles in 2021

• Leading the implementation of laser frosting and privy marks on commemorative coins such as the 2021 Morgan Dollar

• Developing the first modern U.S. edge-lettered coin and pioneering bimetallic coin prototypes

• Supervising the Denver Mint die shop design and launch

• Acting as Chief Engraver (2010–2012), where he introduced enhanced die-finishing techniques, multi-level frosting, and raised-edge lettering on Ultra High Relief coins

Ron Harrigal’s impact on American numismatics is profound, making his signature a valued addition for serious collectors.

Please note: The coin shown is a stock photo. The actual coin you receive will be of the same type and grade, though the serial number may vary.