Any Year - 1oz American Silver Eagle

The United States Mint's American Silver Eagle is praised for its exquisite design, remarkable purity, and standing as a prized item for investors and collectors alike. Every coin is a valuable asset to any collection since it represents the United States' rich history and timeless ideals. Ever since its inception in 1986, the American Silver Eagle has maintained its position as one of the most widely preferred options for silver bullion globally. You can feel secure knowing that this one-ounce coin will be a wise and safe investment because the US government has guaranteed its purity, weight, and content. There is one troy ounce of.999 pure silver in every Silver Eagle. Every coin has the classic and graceful Lady Liberty on the front, and the majestic bald eagle—America's national bird—on the reverse. Despite having a $1 face value, each 1 oz Silver Eagle is exchanged separately according to its silver content and rarity. Coins come in flips made of plastic that provide protection and can be bought separately. Monster Boxes of 500 coins (25 tubes) or tubes of 20 are choices for purchasing in bulk. The American Silver Eagle is an investment you can trust, as evidenced by the more than 531 million coins that have been struck since the series' launch almost 35 years ago.   

Coin Highlights

  • Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
  • Purity: .999 Fine Silver (99.9% pure)
  • Diameter: 40.6 mm
  • Thickness: 2.98 mm
  • Face Value: $1 USD
  • Mint: United States Mint
  • Designer (Obverse): Adolph A. Weinman
  • Designer (Reverse): Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso
  • Legal Tender: Backed by the U.S. government
  • Edge: Reeded
  • IRAs: Popular choice for a precious metal Individual Retirement Account (IRA)

Design and Symbolism

Obverse: Walking Liberty Design

Details: The iconic Walking Liberty design, a classic representation of liberty and the spirit of independence, is featured on the obverse. The American flag's stars and stripes encircle Lady Liberty as she walks toward the sun, symbolizing the future. She is holding branches of oak and laurel, which stand for power and triumph.

Reverse: Eagle Landing Design

Details: The type-2 design reversal, which debuted in 2021, features a magnificent eagle landing and gripping an oak branch with its talons. This striking picture captures the spirit of American ideals and stands for resilience, strength, and the timeless principles of liberty and freedom. 

You are not only purchasing a coin when you add the  edition to your collection; rather, you are taking part in a historical and exceptional tradition. These days, American Silver Eagles are among the most valuable silver bullion coins in circulation.

History of the American Silver Eagle Coin

The United States Mint has a distinguished past that attests to the superior quality of all of their offerings. Initially established as a section of the State Department, the Philadelphia branch was founded in the late 1700s, not long after American freedom was gained. But in 1799, it was given the status of an independent agency. Today, the Mint operates four locations around the nation: West Point (1988), Philadelphia (1792), San Francisco (1854), and Denver (1863). Originally constructed as a storage facility, the West Point branch currently produces American Eagles in gold, silver, and platinum varieties.  Although the Mint is best recognized for producing legal coinage, they are also in charge of making commemorative and Congressional medals and ensuring that gold and silver are distributed legally across the nation.  Started in 1986, the American Eagle program by the U.S. Mint is still one of the most prosperous in the world. 

American Silver Eagle Design

  Undoubtedly, one of the most recognizable designs in the world is that of the Silver Eagle. Lady Liberty is shown on the obverse, facing left and holding out her arm. The symbol of American pride, a bundle of oak and laurel, is held in her other hand. In the lower left-hand corner, she is seen walking into the approaching daybreak, her robe adorned with stars and stripes.  This patriotic design is based on the well-known artwork by Alfred A. Weinman that was featured on the 1916 Walking Liberty half dollar. In addition, the year, "Liberty," and "In God We Trust" are etched.  American sculptor John M. Mercanti created the reverse picture, serving as the U.S. Head Engraver at Mint till his retirement in 2010.  The image shows a protected eagle clutching arrows in one talon and grasping an olive branch in the other. He is carrying a flag that reads "E Pluribus Unum," which translates to "Out of Many, One," in his beak. The American eagle has long been associated with pride, patriotism, and status. Overhead, thirteen stars can be seen, signifying the thirteen founding colonies. "America the United States," "1 oz. The words "One Dollar" and "Fine Silver" around the perimeter. With reeded edging, the diameter measures 1.598 inches.    

American Silver Eagle Composition

The 1 oz Silver Eagle, undoubtedly one of the most well-known silver coins in the world, is made of one troy ounce of.999 pure silver. Each coin has a diameter of 1.598 inches and has the recognizable reeded border. The US government guarantees the content and quality of every Silver Eagle.   

American Silver Eagle  Packaging

Every American Silver Eagle will be delivered in a protective plastic flip, ensuring safe and secure storage. Options for purchasing in bulk include 20-tube sets or 500-coin Monster Boxes (25 tubes total). This page includes all American Silver Eagles in uncirculated condition.     

Why Invest in US Silver Eagles?

The beauty and confidence that each and every American Silver Eagle carries, making it one of the most well-known silver coins in the world, makes it a wise investment and a wonderful addition to any silver collection. Due to its enduring popularity, both novice bullion investors and coin collectors find it to be a desirable asset. Since silver is still among the most reliable investments, owning a Silver Eagle is a wonderful way to shield yourself and your loved ones from declining economic trends. All Silver Eagles are also approved by IRAs. There are other investing alternatives available, so please do not hesitate to contact our staff with any questions or concerns.

Purchase Information

Check Utah Gold Buyer often for the best prices on American Silver Eagles as well as information on purchasing silver coins, rounds, and other precious metal products. Purchase the American Silver Eagle  right now! Please feel free to call Utah Gold Buyer 's committed customer care staff at this number with any questions (FAQs) or support. Call 1-801-679-1373.

Mint United States Mint
Year Any Year
Country United States
Weight 1oz
Purity 999
Status Active

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Any Year - 1oz American Silver Eagle

The United States Mint's American Silver Eagle is praised for its exquisite design, remarkable purity, and standing as a prized item for investors and collectors alike. Every coin is a valuable asset to any collection since it represents the United States' rich history and timeless ideals. Ever since its inception in 1986, the American Silver Eagle has maintained its position as one of the most widely preferred options for silver bullion globally. You can feel secure knowing that this one-ounce coin will be a wise and safe investment because the US government has guaranteed its purity, weight, and content. There is one troy ounce of.999 pure silver in every Silver Eagle. Every coin has the classic and graceful Lady Liberty on the front, and the majestic bald eagle—America's national bird—on the reverse. Despite having a $1 face value, each 1 oz Silver Eagle is exchanged separately according to its silver content and rarity. Coins come in flips made of plastic that provide protection and can be bought separately. Monster Boxes of 500 coins (25 tubes) or tubes of 20 are choices for purchasing in bulk. The American Silver Eagle is an investment you can trust, as evidenced by the more than 531 million coins that have been struck since the series' launch almost 35 years ago.   

Coin Highlights

  • Weight: 1 Troy Ounce
  • Purity: .999 Fine Silver (99.9% pure)
  • Diameter: 40.6 mm
  • Thickness: 2.98 mm
  • Face Value: $1 USD
  • Mint: United States Mint
  • Designer (Obverse): Adolph A. Weinman
  • Designer (Reverse): Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso
  • Legal Tender: Backed by the U.S. government
  • Edge: Reeded
  • IRAs: Popular choice for a precious metal Individual Retirement Account (IRA)

Design and Symbolism

Obverse: Walking Liberty Design

Details: The iconic Walking Liberty design, a classic representation of liberty and the spirit of independence, is featured on the obverse. The American flag's stars and stripes encircle Lady Liberty as she walks toward the sun, symbolizing the future. She is holding branches of oak and laurel, which stand for power and triumph.

Reverse: Eagle Landing Design

Details: The type-2 design reversal, which debuted in 2021, features a magnificent eagle landing and gripping an oak branch with its talons. This striking picture captures the spirit of American ideals and stands for resilience, strength, and the timeless principles of liberty and freedom. 

You are not only purchasing a coin when you add the  edition to your collection; rather, you are taking part in a historical and exceptional tradition. These days, American Silver Eagles are among the most valuable silver bullion coins in circulation.

History of the American Silver Eagle Coin

The United States Mint has a distinguished past that attests to the superior quality of all of their offerings. Initially established as a section of the State Department, the Philadelphia branch was founded in the late 1700s, not long after American freedom was gained. But in 1799, it was given the status of an independent agency. Today, the Mint operates four locations around the nation: West Point (1988), Philadelphia (1792), San Francisco (1854), and Denver (1863). Originally constructed as a storage facility, the West Point branch currently produces American Eagles in gold, silver, and platinum varieties.  Although the Mint is best recognized for producing legal coinage, they are also in charge of making commemorative and Congressional medals and ensuring that gold and silver are distributed legally across the nation.  Started in 1986, the American Eagle program by the U.S. Mint is still one of the most prosperous in the world. 

American Silver Eagle Design

  Undoubtedly, one of the most recognizable designs in the world is that of the Silver Eagle. Lady Liberty is shown on the obverse, facing left and holding out her arm. The symbol of American pride, a bundle of oak and laurel, is held in her other hand. In the lower left-hand corner, she is seen walking into the approaching daybreak, her robe adorned with stars and stripes.  This patriotic design is based on the well-known artwork by Alfred A. Weinman that was featured on the 1916 Walking Liberty half dollar. In addition, the year, "Liberty," and "In God We Trust" are etched.  American sculptor John M. Mercanti created the reverse picture, serving as the U.S. Head Engraver at Mint till his retirement in 2010.  The image shows a protected eagle clutching arrows in one talon and grasping an olive branch in the other. He is carrying a flag that reads "E Pluribus Unum," which translates to "Out of Many, One," in his beak. The American eagle has long been associated with pride, patriotism, and status. Overhead, thirteen stars can be seen, signifying the thirteen founding colonies. "America the United States," "1 oz. The words "One Dollar" and "Fine Silver" around the perimeter. With reeded edging, the diameter measures 1.598 inches.    

American Silver Eagle Composition

The 1 oz Silver Eagle, undoubtedly one of the most well-known silver coins in the world, is made of one troy ounce of.999 pure silver. Each coin has a diameter of 1.598 inches and has the recognizable reeded border. The US government guarantees the content and quality of every Silver Eagle.   

American Silver Eagle  Packaging

Every American Silver Eagle will be delivered in a protective plastic flip, ensuring safe and secure storage. Options for purchasing in bulk include 20-tube sets or 500-coin Monster Boxes (25 tubes total). This page includes all American Silver Eagles in uncirculated condition.     

Why Invest in US Silver Eagles?

The beauty and confidence that each and every American Silver Eagle carries, making it one of the most well-known silver coins in the world, makes it a wise investment and a wonderful addition to any silver collection. Due to its enduring popularity, both novice bullion investors and coin collectors find it to be a desirable asset. Since silver is still among the most reliable investments, owning a Silver Eagle is a wonderful way to shield yourself and your loved ones from declining economic trends. All Silver Eagles are also approved by IRAs. There are other investing alternatives available, so please do not hesitate to contact our staff with any questions or concerns.

Purchase Information

Check Utah Gold Buyer often for the best prices on American Silver Eagles as well as information on purchasing silver coins, rounds, and other precious metal products. Purchase the American Silver Eagle  right now! Please feel free to call Utah Gold Buyer 's committed customer care staff at this number with any questions (FAQs) or support. Call 1-801-679-1373.

Specifications

Mint United States Mint
Year Any Year
Country United States
Weight 1oz
Purity 999
Status Active

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