2002 Silver American Eagle 1 oz. .999 Fine Silver Bullion $1 Liberty Walking
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2002 Silver American Eagle1oz. (.999) Fine Silver Bullion Product Description This coin is a 2002 Silver American Eagle. Its Obverse Design is Liberty Walking, by Adoph A. Weinman, originally used on the U.S. half dollar from 1916-1947. The Reverse Design is the Heraldic Eagle by John Mercanti. It is composed of 99.93% silver and .07% copper. Its diameter is 40.6mm, with a reeded edge. Its weight is 31.101 grams. Every year the American Silver Eagle has been highly sought after! Get yours NOW!! ~ This coin comes in the capsule as shown in the picture. Please look at the picture for the coins condition. It has some tarnishing on the front and a little bit on the back, but it is still a good coin...it is also still worth 1 oz of silver!~I am listing some more coins. Be sure to check my other auctions!!!This is from my personal collection, and I fully intended to hang on to it indefinitely; however, medical bills have forced me to sell. My loss is your gain, so I hope it goes to someone who will enjoy it in their collection! I do not know the grading of these coins. I will try to specify if there are any marks, etc... on the coins that I list. Otherwise, please look at the pictures as closely as possible to determine what you need to know before bidding! Thanks! This item comes from a smoke-free environment. If you have any questions,
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