2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM Early Releases - 30th Anniversary (Retro Holder)

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2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM Early Releases - 30th Anniversary (Retro Holder)   In 2016, the most beloved bullion coin series of the United States, the Proof Silver Eagle Coin, celebrates 30 years since its first release. At Bullion Exchanges, you have the chance to own this superb 2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM Early Releases Coin offered in the exclusive black NGC Retro Holder. This spectacular coin was graded within the first month from its issue and is PF 69 certified by the prominent NGC, meaning that the coin has no more than two almost invisible blemishes. This year, this popular coin was struck with a smooth edge displaying the letters “30th Anniversary”, making it a highly desired collectible and a unique investment opportunity. Coin Features: PF 69 UCAM - Proof coin with sharp strike and contrast, original luster and less than 2 almost unnoticeable scratches. Early Release - NGC received the coin within 30 days from its issue. Retro Holder - Limited edition black holder, resembling the original 1987 holders and gorgeously displaying this fantastic coin. Consists of 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver. $1 legal tender coin guaranteed by the US Government. Comes with smooth lettered edge displaying the “30th Anniversary” message. Obverse: Displays the Walking Liberty image, originally designed by Adolph A. Weinman for the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. The Lady Liberty is depicted as walking towards the sunrise, holding in her left hand an oak laurel while draped in the American flag. Her graceful image is encircled by the inscriptions “In God We Trust,” “Liberty,” and “2016.” Reverse: Features the heraldic eagle image, created by John M. Mercanti. The eagle carries a shield on its chest, an olive branch in its right talon, arrows in its left talon and an “E Pluribus Unum” banner in its beak. The 13 stars representing 13 original colonies are displayed above the eagle, as well as the inscriptions “U