2026 Semiquincentennial 10-Coin Clad Proof Set NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo Black Label & Black Core

Limited Edition 1 of 25

Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a collection worthy of the occasion. The 2026 Semiquincentennial 10-Coin Clad Proof Set brings together ten anniversary-year proof coins, each individually certified by NGC in perfect PF70 Ultra Cameo condition and presented with the distinguished Black Label and matching Black Core.

Limited to just 25 complete sets in this certified presentation, this edition gives collectors an exceptionally limited way to own a landmark year in American coinage. The sleek black holders frame each coin’s brilliant mirrored fields and frosted devices, creating striking contrast that puts the artistry front and center.

Explore the designs honoring America’s story, including the Emerging Liberty dime, Enduring Liberty half dollar, and all five Semiquincentennial quarters. Together with the Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, and Native American dollar, they form a complete ten-coin proof collection celebrating the nation’s 1776–2026 milestone.

Every coin has earned NGC’s highest proof grade, PF70, with the Ultra Cameo designation recognizing the pronounced contrast between its frosted designs and reflective fields. The result is a coordinated collection that combines exceptional quality, historic significance, and a premium presentation.

With only 25 complete Black Label sets available in this edition, secure yours while this limited presentation is still within reach.

Product Highlights:

• Historic anniversary: Commemorates America’s 250th anniversary, 1776–2026.

• Complete collection: Ten coins from the 2026 Semiquincentennial Clad Proof Set.

• Perfect certification: Each coin graded NGC PF70 Ultra Cameo.

• Premium presentation: Coordinated Black Labels and Black Core holders.

• Exclusive edition: Limited to 25 complete sets in this presentation.

• Individually protected: All ten coins encapsulated by NGC.

The 25-set edition limit applies to this Black Label presentation, not to the U.S. Mint’s total production.