One Dollar

American Silver Eagle

United States · 2006

The coin features a heraldic eagle on the reverse, with the inscription 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA', '1 OZ. FINE SILVER - ONE DOLLAR', and an eagle with a shield, olive branch, and arrows. Though not visible in this image, the obverse typically depicts Adolph A. Weinman's 'Walking Liberty' design.

Country: United States
Year: 2006
Denomination: One Dollar
Metal: 1 oz. 99.9% fine silver

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Overview

Historical significance

The American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. First released in 1986, it is struck only in the one-dollar denomination and is guaranteed by the U.S. government for its weight, content, and purity. This particular coin is graded as 'PR69DCA' by PCGS, indicating it is a Proof coin with Deep Cameo contrast, and is part of a 'Reagan Legacy Set', which often implies special presentation or packaging linking it to Ronald Reagan's presidency, under which the coin series was authorized.

Estimated value

Given it is a 2006-W proof, graded PCGS PR69DCA, and part of a 'Reagan Legacy Set', its value is significantly higher than its melt value. The 'W' signifies it was minted at the West Point Mint. Based on current market trends for graded proof American Silver Eagles of this year and grade, its value could range from "$100 - $300+", depending on the specific uniqueness of the 'Reagan Legacy Set' and market demand. The sticker '936' might relate to an internal inventory or pricing, suggesting a specific retail value at the time.

Care & preservation

This coin is already professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS, which provides excellent protection. It should be kept in its sealed slab to maintain its condition and integrity. Avoid opening the slab, and handle the slab by its edges to prevent fingerprints or damage to the plastic. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations.

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