Description
Why Add This MS69 First Strike 2023(W) American Silver Eagle with a West Point Label to Your Collection?
The American Silver Eagle series made its debut in 1986. These coins were introduced so that U.S. citizens had an easy way to purchase guaranteed silver bullion. Silver Eagles are very popular with stackers, but they are also a top choice of collectors. The Silver Eagle offered here was struck at the West Point Mint in 2023, this is the standard bullion version and therefore does not carry a mint mark.
- Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) graded this 2023 Silver Eagle.
- This $1 American Silver Eagle has a brilliant uncirculated finish.
- This bullion Silver Eagle was struck at West Point, but does not carry a mint mark.
Inspiring Liberty and Bald Eagle Designs
Obverse: The obverse of this coin displays the classic Walking Liberty design. The first time it was used on a U.S. coin was on the half dollar in the early 1900s. This stunning Liberty design is the work of Adolph A. Weinman whose artisit initials, “AW.” appear on this face of the coin as well.
Reverse: The Eagle Landing design on this side was introduced in 2021 when it replaced the Heraldic Eagle reverse design. This design was created by Emily Damstra and shows a bald eagle descending while it carries an oak branch in its talons.
PCGS MS69 First Strike with a West Point Label
The experts at Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) certified this coin. It was found to be in nearly flawless condition so it was awarded the grade of Mint State 69. The First Strike designation indicates it was submitted during its first 30 days of issue. This specimen was paired with a West Point themed label to display its grade and affirming its origins at the renowned West Point Mint.
