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2006 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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The 1oz American Eagle of 2006, struck by the United States Mint. This premier bullion coin of the USA was first introduced in 1986 and the 2006 release - being the 20th edition - is faithful to the designs of the original. The obverse of the 2006 Eagle is the Adolph A Weinman 'Walking Liberty' sculpture widely regarded as a wonderful example of coinage sculpture. A section of the Great Seal of the United States - a heraldic eagle - is found on the obverse side designed by John Mercanti. This is a bullion 2006 American Eagle, meaning the coin has no mintmark and enjoys a collectable finish. Investors favour these .999 silver coins for the troy ounce of pure silver they contain, a high standard upheld by the US Mint. The pre-owned American Eagle $1 offered is uncirculated but may hold minor signs of toning. 2006 represents a milestone year for these US silver bullion coins; obtain yours today! System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]