2018-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle PCGS PF 69 DCAM First Strike (FUN Show Label)

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2018-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle PCGS PF 69 DCAM First Strike (FUN Show Label) This 2018 - W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle PCGS PF 69 DCAM First Strike is the newest issue in the Proof Silver American Eagle series. In November 1986, the world-famous U.S. Mint issued the iconic American Silver Eagles in both proof and bullion editions, carrying the same timeless design: the graceful Walking Liberty and the magnificent heraldic eagle. The proof coins are minted by using special dies and striking blanks multiple times to give the coin a unique, sharp, and brilliant finish that’s highly praised by numismatists all around the world. This astounding coin was graded by PCGS within its first month of mintage as a virtually fully struck coin with minuscule imperfections visible upon close inspection. The exclusive FUN Show Label celebrates the 63rd annual Florida United Numismatic Show Convention in January, renowned for being the leading event on the numismatic calendar. This coin is a cherished collectible for many numismatists and is an excellent gift and spectacular addition to any portfolio. Coin Features: Made from .999 pure silver, with a weight of 1 troy oz. Minted by the U.S. Mint at the West Point facility. Struck with a Proof Finish. Comes with a face value of $1 USD. PCGS PF 69 First Strike: Virtually fully struck coin with minuscule imperfections visible upon close inspection. Authenticated by PCGS within the first mintage month. Comes in a PCGS holder with a Fun Show label ( FUN - Florida United Numismatic Show). Obverse: Depicts the renowned image of Lady Liberty designed by Adolph A. Weinman, with her figure enveloped in the folds of the United States flag and holding an oak laurel in her left hand, encircled by the engravings “2018”, “In God We Trust”, and “Liberty”. Reverse: Showcases the heraldic eagle holding a shield, an olive branch, and arrows, framed by 13 stars (referencing the 13 colonies), the “United States of America” and