2026 American Silver Eagle MS-70 PCGS (FirstStrike®)

Description

Struck by the United States Mint with one troy oz of .999 fine silver, it is certified flawless as MS-70 by PCGS. Its FirstStrike® designation indicates it was struck within the first 30 days of release — a status that enhances its collector appeal. Coin Highlights: Comprises exactly one troy oz of .999 fine silver, delivering recognized bullion value. Earns a perfect MS-70 grade from PCGS, confirming absolute mint-state condition with no visible imperfections. Boasts FirstStrike® status, verifying it arrived in the earliest batches from the Mint, increasing its rarity. Obverse: Showcases Weinman’s iconic Walking Liberty design of Lady Liberty. She’s draped in the flag as she heads toward the sunrise, embodying freedom and hope. Reverse: Features Emily Damstra’s modern eagle motif, with the eagle descending with an oak branch, symbolizing enduring strength. Certified as a FirstStrike® coin by PCGS, indicating it was struck by the U.S. Mint within the first 30 days of its release, enhancing its rarity and desirability. American Silver Eagle Design Weinman’s celebrated Walking Liberty first graced the half dollar from 1916 to 1947 and was revived for the Silver Eagle debut in 1986, preserving its timeless appeal. Damstra’s updated reverse, unveiled in 2021, reimagines the iconography with bold realism — an eagle in flight carrying an oak branch, bridging tradition with contemporary vibrancy. American Silver Eagle Series Initiated in 1986 through the Liberty Coin Act, the American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. Combining government guarantee, recognized purity, and enduring design, it remains a staple for collectors and investors alike. United States Mint Each coin is struck by the United States Mint, rigorously upholding standards for weight, metal content, and overall quality. The federal guarantee ensures authenticity and enduring market confidence. PCGS FirstStrike® Designation The FirstStrike® label from PCGS