2025-(P) Silver Eagle (Eagle Privy) MS-70 PCGS (Philadelphia)

Description

Minted at the Philadelphia Mint and featuring the first-ever eagle privy mark on a bullion Silver Eagle, this coin is special due to its rarity and special design. This coin is graded MS-70 by PCGS and includes a special Philadelphia Mint label. With a total mintage of only 500,000 coins, it marks one of the lowest mintages ever in the American Silver Eagle series. Coin Highlights: Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver. Limited mintage of 500,000 coins. Features a first-ever eagle privy mark on the obverse, exclusive to this release. Obverse: Lady Liberty draped in the American flag, designed by Adolph A. Weinman, with the new eagle privy mark. Reverse: An eagle carrying an oak branch, designed by Emily Damstra, symbolizing strength and endurance. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint and features a Philadelphia Mint label. Graded MS-70 by PCGS and encapsulated in a holder to preserve its flawless condition. One of the first 50,000 coins released in this series. 2025 Eagle Privy Silver EagleFor the first time in history, the U.S. Mint has introduced a bullion Silver American Eagle featuring an eagle privy mark. While privy marks have occasionally been used on numismatic coins, this marks only their second debut on a U.S. Mint bullion coin. This historic release is also notable for its limited mintage of 500,000 coins. 2025 Eagle Privy Silver Eagle Design The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic Lady Liberty, wrapped in the American flag as she strides toward the rising sun, symbolizing hope and renewal. This version includes an eagle privy mark, representing the first time one has been featured on a bullion coin from the Mint. The reverse, designed by Emily Damstra, showcases a majestic bald eagle descending with an oak branch in its talons, symbolizing the nation's strength. These designs highlight both the artistry and deeper meaning behind the American Silver Eagle series. The Philadelphia Mint The 2025 Eagle Privy Silver Eagles were exclusively m