2013 American Silver Eagle
NGC MS70

Perfect Example of the Ever Popular Silver Eagle

The Silver American Eagle is recognized and collected throughout the world. Stackers and numismatists alike love its beautiful design and reliable high quality production. This piece was struck from .999 pure silver at the West Point Mint.

Classic Walking Liberty Design

The obverse design for the Silver Eagle was taken from the Walking Liberty half dollar. Adolph Weinman designed that piece in 1916. Liberty appears at the center striding toward the left side of the coin, where the sun is on the horizon. She is draped in an American flag and has a Phrygian cap, a symbol of freedom from slavery, atop her head. In her left hand, she bears branches of laurel and oak, which are symbols of honors bestowed upon civilians and members of the military.

John Mercanti's reverse design was modeled off of the Great Seal of the United States. It features an eagle guarding a union shield. Thirteen stars are arranged above the bird's head, symbolizing the original states. In its beak it holds a ribbon with the words "E PLURIBUS UNUM" (From many, one).

Perfect Grade from NGC

Graders at the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) gave this piece a perfect grade of Mint State 70. That grade means that the coin has no imperfections that can be seen under 5x magnification.

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