Own a perfect-grade example of one of America's most recognized silver coins with the 2010 American Silver Eagle. Containing 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, this coin has been professionally certified by PCGS as MS70 and carries the desirable First Strike® designation.
The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman's classic Walking Liberty design, originally introduced on the Walking Liberty Half Dollar in 1916. Liberty strides toward the rising sun draped in the American flag, creating one of the most enduring designs in United States coinage.
The reverse features the original American Silver Eagle heraldic eagle design by John Mercanti. A heraldic eagle with shield appears beneath 13 stars representing the original colonies. This design was used on American Silver Eagles from the series' introduction in 1986 through 2021, when a new reverse design was introduced.
Professionally graded by PCGS as MS70, this coin has earned the highest numerical grade on the Sheldon grading scale. The First Strike® designation indicates that the coin met PCGS requirements for certification based on its release-date timeframe. Encapsulated in a secure PCGS holder, this 2010 issue combines perfect-grade certification, classic American artwork, and genuine U.S. Mint silver in one collectible.
Product Highlights:
- Contains 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver.
- 2010 American Silver Eagle.
- Produced by the United States Mint.
- Professionally graded by PCGS.
- Certified MS70, the highest numerical grade on the Sheldon scale.
- Features the PCGS First Strike® designation.
- Encapsulated in a secure PCGS holder.
- Obverse features Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty design.
- Reverse features John Mercanti's heraldic eagle design.
- Reverse includes 13 stars representing the original colonies.
- $1 legal tender face value.
- U.S. government guaranteed for weight and purity.
- A desirable combination of perfect-grade certification and classic American Silver Eagle design.
Please Note:
The PCGS First Strike® designation refers to coins issued within the qualifying release timeframe established by PCGS. It does not indicate the order in which individual coins were struck by the U.S. Mint.
PCGS Certification:
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