10-Pack - 2020-(S) 1 oz American Silver Eagle Struck at San Francisco Mint Emergency Production NGC MS69 Brown Label

Why purchase this 10-Pack of 2020-(S) 1 oz Silver American Eagles Struck at the San Francisco Mint?

In 2020, the United States Mint authorized a limited production run of bullion American Silver Eagles to be struck at the San Francisco Mint to keep up with customer demand in the face of slow-downs related to the current Covid-19 pandemic. While this Silver Eagle does not bear a mint mark, Numismatic Garaunty Corporation (NGC) was able to certify that this piece originated at the San Francisco Mint and that it qualifies for the grading service's Emergency Production pedigree.

• Each coin was struck from 1 oz of .999 fine silver.
• The coins were struck at the San Francisco Mint.
• Each piece is $1 U.S. legal tender.
• These coins all feature the designs of Adolph Weinman and John Mercanti.
• NGC graded these coins Mint State 69 and awarded them the Emergency Production pedigree.
• Grading information comes provided on brown labels.

Featuring Designs by Adolph Weinman and John Mercanti

Obverse: The obverse design was taken from Adolph Weinman's Walking Liberty half dollar. The morning sun rises to the left as Liberty carries laurel and oak branches, symbols of civilian and military honors, respectively. Her name, "LIBERTY," is inscribed on the top portion of the rim, while other obverse inscriptions include the national motto, "IN GOD WE TRUST," and the date, "2020." Adolph Weinman's best known works were the Mercury dime and the Walking Liberty half dollar. In addition to his numismatic work, he also created many sculptures, which continue to be displayed in many cities across America.

Reverse: On the reverse is an adaptation of the Great Seal of the United States that was designed by John Mercanti. Thirteen stars represent the original states above an eagle, which protects a union shield. The image is encircled by three rim inscriptions, "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "1 OZ. FINE SILVER," and "ONE DOLLAR." John Mercanti was the twelfth Chief Engraver of the United States Mint. His time in the post was just part of his tenure with the US Mint. Over the course of his 37 years with the institution, he designed more medals and coins than anyone else in its history.

Virtually Flawless MS69 with Brown Label

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) graded each of these coins Mint State 69. That grade means that the coins appear perfect to the unaided eye. The grades and Emergency Production pedigree are relayed on brown labels.

Don't miss your chance to own this: 10-Pack of San Francisco Mint 2020-(S) 1 oz Silver American Eagles.