The 2021 American Silver EagleOne-Troy ounce 99.9% silver coin. This is the old design, the new design (of an eagle landing on a nest) was introduced the same year and both designs are available and dated 2021.
Bullion Silver Eagle coins do not have mintmarks.
The Obverse design is based on the Walking Liberty Half-Dollar (1916-1947) by Adolph A. Weinman.
Edge is milled.
Reverse shows a heraldic eagle by John Mercanti.Bullion coin shown.
Image credit: United States Mint.
Mintage: Not known
Minted at US Mint
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 | 2021 American Eagle One Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin. £ 65.20 |
 | American 2021 $1 Graded 999 Silver Eagle First Production Type-2 PCGS MS69 £ 69.80 |
 | 2024-2023-2022-2021-2020-2019-2018-2017 Fine Silver American Eagle $1 Coin BU £ 14.69 |
 | 1 oz Silver American Eagle $1 Coin BU* In Stock HOT*, £ 7.03 |
 | first year of new 2021 t2 1oz .999 fine silver american eagle coin in capsule £ 42.32 |
 | 2024 1 Oz American Silver Eagle Coin .999 Fine (BU)/ £ 6.64 |
 | American 2021 $1 Graded 999 Silver Eagle First Day of Issue Type-2 PCGS MS70 £ 71.80 |
 | American 2021-(P) $1 Graded 1oz Silver Eagle Type-1 EI Dollar PCGS MS69 £ 74.50 |
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Remember 2021 ?
The Monarch is Queen Elizabeth II. Prime Minster is Boris Johnson. New (20 January) US President is Joe Biden (D-Delaware) and vice-president is Kamala Harris. The Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic still dominates World news and face masks are the norm. People and Businesses struggle after a long lockdown.
Category: American Silver Eagles
The American Silver Eagle is a one-ounce .999 silver coin denominated at one dollar. It is the official silver bullion coin of the USA and as such is guaranteed by US Law to contain one troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver.The coin has been produced at the Philadelphia, San Francisco and West Point Mints. Although primarily a bullion coin, the coin is popular with collectors and is also available in Proof and Uncirculated finishes.
The Obverse design is based on the Walking Liberty Half-Dollar (1916-1947) by Adolph A. Weinman. The Reverse shows a heraldic eagle by John Mercanti, replaced in late 2021 by a bald eagle landing on a branch by Emily Damstra.
Specifications
- Country: United States
- Denomination: USD $1 (face value)
- Weight: 31.103 g (1.00 troy oz)
- Diameter: 40.6 mm (1.598 in)
- Thickness: 2.98 mm (0.1173 in)
- Edge: Reeded (milled)
- Composition: 99.9% Silver
- Years of minting:
- 1986–present (bullion)
- 1986–2008, 2010–present (proof)
- 2006–2008, 2011–present (uncirculated)
- Mints: Philadelphia , San Francisco and West Point.
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| Bullion Reverse | San Francisco Reverse | West Point Reverse | Burnished/UNC Reverse |
Category: Silver Coins
This section is for the 1oz, 2oz, 5oz and 10oz coins in silver/silver proofs that do not fit into other categories.Which Mint: US Mint
The United States Mint is part of the Department of the Treasury and is responsible for producing coinage for the United States. It has four coin-producing facilities in current use:- Philadelphia Mint, the largest facility. It was founded in 1792. It has a mint mark of 'P' although the early coins minted there do not carry a mint mark. The 'P' was added to most coins after 1980.
- Denver Mint, Colorado. The mint started in 1906. The mint mark is 'D'.
- San Francisco Mint Facility of the US Mint was created in 1854 to cater for the California Gold Rush. The current Mint buildings have been used since 1937. Mint mark is 'S'.
- West Point Mint Facility, New York. Founded in 1792. Mintmark is 'W'.
Country of Origin: United States of America
The United States of America (USA), commonly known as the United States (U.S.) or America, is a constitutional federal republic composed of 50 states. It's currency is the Dollar (USD $1) and that is equivalent to 100 cents.The United States mints many famous coins in gold, silver and lesser metals. The USA has several Mints, such as Philadelphia, San Francisco, West Point (NY) and Denver.
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