2025-(W) American Silver Eagle MS-70 PCGS (FDI, Black Label)

Description

Certified MS-70 by PCGS, this coin features both the First Day of Issue designation and an APMEXclusive® Black Label, making it a unique and highly sought-after piece. Its pristine condition makes it a valuable addition to any collection. Coin Highlights: Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver. Graded MS-70 by PCGS, indicating a coin with no visible imperfections. Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic Walking Liberty design, with Lady Liberty moving toward the sunrise, draped in the American flag and holding branches of laurel and oak, symbolizing peace and strength. Reverse: Emily Damstra’s modern depiction of an eagle in flight, introduced in 2021, where the eagle descends with an oak branch in its talons, representing resilience and renewal. Designated First Day of Issue (FDI) by PCGS, meaning it was shipped from the U.S. Mint on the first day of its release, adding rarity and collectible value. Features an APMEXclusive® Black Label, a distinctive label available only through APMEX. Minted at the West Point Mint. Though no bullion Silver Eagles bear mint marks, this coin was taken by PCGS from a sealed box that U.S. Mint production records can trace back to the West Point Mint. American Silver Eagles Series The American Silver Eagle series, first launched in 1986, stands as the United States' official silver bullion coin. Each coin is minted from 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, ensuring its purity and content. This series is revered by collectors and investors alike for its iconic designs and reliable silver content. 2025 American Silver Eagle Design The 2025 Silver Eagle carries on the tradition of featuring Adolph A. Weinman’s Walking Liberty on the obverse, a design that represents American ideals of freedom and peace. It was first featured on the Walking Liberty Half Dollar in 1916. The reverse, designed by Emily Damstra, showcases a dynamic eagle in flight. This design was first introduced in 2021 to replace the original heraldic eagle by John Me