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Meet the newest addition to the American Silver Eagle series! In 1986, the popular and world-renowned American Silver Eagle was first minted. This coin not only grabbed the attention of avid coin collectors but it also changed the silver bullion industry. The American Silver Eagle contains one troy ounce of pure .999 silver, thus also attracting bullion investors to this remarkable coin. Although the US Mint produces millions of coins a year, the Silver Eagle still comes with a high premium whether you are looking to buy or sell. Because of this fact, the American Silver Eagles remain the most popular minted bullion coin in the US. When you order an American Silver Eagle, you are guaranteed by the US Mint to receive a pure silver bullion coin to grow your coin collection.
Your 2015 American Silver Eagle naturally shimmers with the "newly minted" crisp finish of a brilliant uncirculated coin. Your one ounce of pure .999 silver is packaged in individual coin flips to ensure protection while shipping to you.
Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-IRA approved
-Individual coins packaged in coin envelopes
-Obverse: A Grecian goddess is pictured on the obverse of the American Silver Eagle. This design of Lady Liberty originated from the most popular Walking Liberty half dollar design. Adolph A. Weinman is the sculptor responsible for this magnificent design and the design of many other famous works, such as the Mercury dime. Lady Liberty is a tall and slender figure, who walks with elegance and power. Her presence alone demands respect for the many sacrifices given so that the United States of America can maintain that liberty and freedom. The rising sun encroaches behind her, to offer the hope of a new day. The coin's year of mintage is also written beneath her gentle footsteps.
-Reverse: Displays the national seal; a large eagle being protected by a sturdy shield. The reverse also bears the coin's purity and weight for authentication purposes.