United States Presidential Dollar Proof Coin (Reverse)

This is a United States one-dollar coin, specifically the common reverse design used for the Presidential $1 Coin Program, which first debuted in 2007. The item appears to be a 'Proof' strike, characterized by its highly polished, mirror-like background fields and contrasting frosted, matte finish on the central device. The reverse features a dramatic rendering of the Statue of Liberty by sculptor Don Everhart. Notable markings include 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' and 'DOLLAR' inscribed along the rim, with 'IN GOD WE TRUST' and 'LIBERTY' flanking the statue. The initials 'DE' and 'PH' for the designer and engraver are visible at the base of the statue. The coin is encased in a protective clear plastic acrylic capsule. Regarding condition, while the frost on the statue remains sharp, the acrylic capsule shows significant surface scratching and scuffing, which may obscure fine hairline scratches on the coin itself. This style of dollar coin is minted from a manganese-brass composition, giving it a distinct golden hue. The craftsmanship exhibits typical high-relief US Mint proof standards with sharp rim definition and clean strikes.