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It isn't only coin collectors who are interested in minted bullion coins. Many investors also enjoy the added value of a numismatic coin to the precious price of silver. The American Silver Eagle is at the top of the list for silver bullion coins best sellers among investors and collectors. The Silver Eagle's mintage varies year to year, thus increasing its numismatic value. But since it is also considered a minted coin that weighs one troy ounce of .999 pure silver, its intrinsic value is also increased. Many investors of the American Silver Eagle will acclaim it's the best buy all around when pertaining to silver bullion coins.
First minted in 1986, the popular and world-renowned American Silver Eagle not only grabs the attention of avid coin collectors but it also has changed the silver bullion industry in the US. 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 an unlimited number of coins, 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.
Coin Highlights
-.999 pure silver
-MS69 graded
-NGC signature holder
-Obverse: Inspired by Adolph A. Weinman's famous design on the Walking Liberty half dollar from 1916-1947. The Walking Liberty design was chosen, due to its popularity by being the most popular image on a US coin in coinage history. This iconic image graces the obverse of every American Silver Eagle; Lady Liberty is delicately draped in a loose fitting dress as she holds dearly some branches in her arm and the US flag over her shoulders. "Liberty," "In God We Trust," and the date of mintage are stamped on the obverse as well.
-Reverse: The reverse reveals the US Seal: a large eagle with outstretched wings, talons holding branches and arrows, and a shield to protect its chest.