Obverse

Reverse

One Dollar

American Eagle Silver Bullion Coin

United States · 2013

Official silver bullion coin of the United States, encapsulated in an NGC holder graded MS 69 Early Releases.

Country: United States
Year: 2013
Denomination: One Dollar
Metal: 0.999 fine silver
Grade: Mint State 69 (MS 69) as certified by NGC

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Overview

Official silver bullion coin of the United States, encapsulated in an NGC holder graded MS 69 Early Releases.

Historical significance

Introduced in 1986 following the Liberty Coin Act, the American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States and serves as a major vehicle for precious metals investment.

Obverse (front)

Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty striding toward the dawn, carrying oak and laurel branches, with 'LIBERTY' and 'IN GOD WE TRUST'.

Reverse (back)

Heraldic eagle with shield grasping an olive branch and arrows, surmounted by 13 stars, with inscriptions 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA', '1 OZ. FINE SILVER', and 'ONE DOLLAR'.

Estimated value

$35-$60 depending on current silver spot prices and grade premium

What drives this coin's value

Silver spot price, bullion premium, high numerical grade (MS 69/MS 70), and special label designations like Early Releases.

Grade assessment

Mint State 69 (MS 69) as certified by NGC

Mintage & rarity

Common bullion issue, millions minted annually

Authenticity & counterfeit red flags

Verify the NGC certification number online through the NGC verification tool, check weight, dimensions, and use a ping test or Sigma Metalytics machine if raw.

Notable varieties & errors

Burnished and Proof versions from West Point and San Francisco mints, as well as occasional 20th Anniversary or specialized labels.

Similar coins

Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, Austrian Silver Philharmonic, Australian Silver Kangaroo

Care & preservation

Keep sealed in the original grading holder to prevent toning, scratching, and oxidation. Do not touch the surface.

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