April 12, 2024
2011 W American Silver Eagle Dollar NGC MS 70 25th Anniversary Early Releases
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Here is a 2011 American Silver Eagle one dollar coin minted in West Point to add to your collection in this NO RESERVE auction. This NGC holder features a Gold Star West Point label. This Eagle is also an Eagle 25th Anniversary Early Release.This type was first introduced in 1986 and continues to date. The obverse shows the Liberty Walking design that was used for the half-dollar by Adolph Weinman. The reverse depicts a heraldic eagle design by John Mercanti. This One Dollar denomination coin is .999 fine silver and weighs one ounce. The mint mark is located on the reverse to the left of the eagle's tail.This dollar has been certified by NGC and graded to be in a MINT STATE 70 condition. The NGC holder shows very little wear and is otherwise in very good condition. Some toning is noted on the reverse near the lower rim. A real nice looking coin for a very popular and a great looking series. This listing is for the dollar as shown in the pictures provided. If you need additional pictures, just let us know. U.S. shipping is $2.95 and includes tracking. Combine all purchases in a five day period and make one payment! Please check out our other auctions for other Morgans, uncirculated clad and silver coins, rolls and other items, and as always, email with any questions or concerns prior to bidding. If you win multiple auctions we can
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