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1986 American Eagle One Ounce Silver USA Bullion Coin

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Silver
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Coins
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1,000‰
Mass (g)
31.100
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73.86
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73.86
Price
99.66 USD
Dealer
The Britannia Coin Company
Dealer country
United Kingdom
Last price update
2026-07-27
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1986 silver American Eagle $1: the first of these official United States modern bullion coins. On 24 November 1986, the United States Mint introduced the Silver Eagle to the world, and the bullion series is now extremely popular among investors and collectors. This .999 silver coin's obverse depicts the Walking Liberty design by Adolph A Weinman - a majestic sculpture transferred from the Half Dollar. This is joined by the iconic heraldic eagle on the reverse, designed by John Mercanti. Offered is a pre-owned example of a 1986 bullion-grade Eagle, meaning it does not feature the mintmark associated with alternative editions. Your founding 1986 American Eagle, which contains precisely one troy ounce of .999 pure silver, has not circulated and is offered ready for your stack. The first step in any silver Eagle collection, this US silver coin is from the mintage of 5,393,005. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]