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SELECT FROM THESE SPECIAL OFFERS WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. Silver American Eagle Grading Kit
Can you find the differences between these 1-oz., .999 fine Silver American Eagles? One is worth $20 more than the other. One is certified by NGC as MS-69, while the other is certified MS-70. Can’t tell? Then this package is for you. In addition, you will receive Coin World’s Making the Grade: Comprehensive Grading Guide for U.S. Coins, which includes exclusive coin maps that detail where marks matter most on the surface of each coin and high point maps showing where wear will appear first. This work is an indispensable reference for every coin collector.
2013-(W) 1-oz. Silver American Eagle MS-69ER NGC Bald Eagle Label
(#050-11-201369BE) $59.95
The United States Mint continues the Silver American Eagle program with this 1-oz. coin minted in .999 fine silver. On its obverse, the coin displays a Walking Liberty design originally created by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman for the half dollar denomination (1916- 1947). This coin is a nearly perfect MS-69 as certified by NGC. It is also certified as being an “Early Releases” coin, meaning it was graded within the first 30 days of the issue’s release from the Mint. The holder features the exclusive Bald Eagle label.
2011 1-oz. Silver Australia Koala MS-69 NGC
This wonderful 1-oz., .999 fine silver coin features two koalas sitting in the fork of a eucalyptus tree. The silver koalas are among the most popular of Australia’s bullion coins. This coin is a nearly perfect MS-69 as certified by NGC.
$59.95 (#AUS-1-201169) (#CAN-10-201369) $49.95
$149.95 (#EagleKit)
2013-(S) 1-oz. Silver American Eagle MS-69ER NGC Cable Car Label
(#050-11-201369CC) $54.95
The United States Mint continues the Silver American Eagle program, now in its 28th year, with this 1-oz. coin minted in .999 fine silver. On its obverse this coin displays a Walking Liberty design originally created by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman. This coin is a nearly perfect MS-69 as certified by NGC. It is also certified as being an “Early Releases” coin, meaning it was graded within the first 30 days of the issue’s release from the Mint. The holder features the San Francisco-themed Cable Car label.
2013 ½-oz. Silver Canada Year of the Snake SP-69 NGC
This beautiful Snake was struck in Canada with a $10 face value and has a specimen finish! The coin’s surface is a three-fold combination of different finishes. The design (relief or raised area) includes both brilliant and mirrored surfaces and the background (field) are striated using laser etching that results in a matte finish. This coin contains ½ oz. of pure .999 fine silver and has a mintage of less than 90,000 coins.
2012 “Blast from the Past” Silver Eagle MS-70ER
(#050-11-201270BK) $79.95
This Early Release 2012 1-oz., .999 Silver American Eagle is certified MS-70 by NGC and is housed in a Limited Edition “Retro” holder similar to those used by NGC when it opened for business in 1987.
2013 Tokelau $5 Silver Year of the Snake MS-70ER NGC
$99.95 (#TOK-5-201370)
These beautiful 1-oz., .999 fine silver coins celebrating the 2013 Lunar Year of the Snake were struck in a limited quantity of 50,000. This coin is certified by NGC as MS-70 “Early Releases”, a perfect specimen.
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