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2023 American Eagle One Ounce Silver United States Bullion Coin

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Silver
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1,000‰
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31.100
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The Britannia Coin Company
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United Kingdom
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2023 1oz American Eagle: the USA's official .999 silver investment coin. This bullion-grade One Dollar coin is an example bearing the updated reverse design. The muscular bald eagle on the reverse is by Emily Damstra - replacing John Mercanti's heraldic eagle fully by the 2022 mintage. On the obverse of the 2023 American Eagle is Lady Liberty, sculpted mid-stride by Adolph A Weinman. The design change is, however, purely cosmetic. This means the 2023 bullion Eagle is struck with one troy ounce of .999 silver and is granted a collectable bullion finish. This particular variation does not bear a mintmark, although it remains struck by the US Mint. This finish is protected by the fact this 2023-dated coin has never circulated and is instead intended for silver stacks and collectors of the popular American Eagle series. Your pre-owned US silver coin is one in a mintage of 24,750,000. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]