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2015 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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A 2015-dated American Silver Eagle from the United States Mint. This bullion Eagle represents a strong year for these 1oz .999 silver coins. As of $1 Eagles since 1986, the coin's obverse bears Adolph A Weinman's enduring sculpture of Lady Liberty. The reverse of the 2015 American Eagle presents the familiar thirteen stars and heraldic eagle that can only be the work of expert engraver John Mercanti. This bullion variation, unlike the mintmark proof editions, is struck to a collectable investment standard. Therefore, while a bullion coin struck with one troy ounce of silver, these editions are popular among those looking to collect a full American Eagle run. This 2015 1oz Eagle has never circulated. Offered pre-owned, the coin may hold minor signs of toning. 2015 is a significant year for the American Eagle as the 47 million-strong mintage is the highest recorded in the series' history. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]