2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM First Day of Issue - 30th Anniversary

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2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM First Day of Issue - 30th Anniversary The highly praised US Mint celebrates the 30th anniversary of the first Silver Eagle. The 2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM First Day of Issue Coin is one of the few first-day issues of this superb coin, being highly graded by a top coin grading service - the renowned NGC. The Proof American Silver Eagles were introduced in 1986 and continuously minted in the San Francisco, Philadelphia and West Point facilities until 2008. The 2009 year was an exception when the US Mint didn’t strike any proof versions because of the unprecedented demand for silver bullion coins and the mint’s obligation to supply enough bullion coins. This outstanding 2016-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle NGC PF 69 UCAM First Day of Issue Coin is among the few coins celebrating the 30th anniversary since their first release, and also received by the NGC in their first day of issue. The edge of this splendid coin was designed with a distinctly smooth and lettered feature. The coin received the PF 69 grading from NGC, meaning that this fantastic coin has no more than 2 nearly visible imperfections, making it a highly desired addition to your portfolio and a unique investment opportunity. Main Coin Features: NGC PF 69 UCAM First Day of Issue graded coin Proof 69 Ultra Cameo - The coin comes with a sharp strike, original luster and has no more than 2 almost unnoticeable wear marks, making it appear as brand new. First Day of Issue designation - Guarantees that the coin was received by NGC within one day from its release. Made from 1 oz. of .999 fine silver. Displays smooth “30th Anniversary” lettered edge. Legal tender coin backed by the US Government. Carries a face value of $1. Sold with its special display box and Certificate of Authenticity, coin comes in NGC coin holder. Obverse: Showcases the well-known Walking Liberty image, designed by Adolph A. Weinman and initiall