2018-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle PCGS PF 70 DCAM First Strike (WP Label)

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2018-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle PCGS PF 70 DCAM First Strike (WP Label)   This magnificent 2018-W 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle PCGS PF 70 First Strike (WP Label) is the newest Silver Eagle issue authenticated by PCGS as being flawless and displayed in a superb WP Label holder. The United States Mint issued the first proof and bullion Silver Eagle in 1986 and both of the displayed the world-famous design originally created and seen on the 1916-1947 half-dollars - the graceful Walking Liberty image. Proof editions are coins struck for multiple times using special blanks and dies in order to obtain a mirror-like, sharp finish which is cherished by investors and collectors all over the globe. Unlike bullion versions, proof coins also come with mintmarks: “S” mintmark on 1986-1992 issues, “P” mintmark on 1993-2001 issues, and “W” mintmark on 2000-present issues (except for 2009 when the mint didn’t issue any proof coins). This wonderful piece was graded by PCGS within the first 30 days of an issue as having no imperfections visible under 5x magnification and housed in its stunning West Point Label holder. Being a timeless collectible, this astonishing coin is a sought-after gift and an exceptional addition to any portfolio or collection. Coin Features: Made from .999 pure silver with a weight of one troy ounce. Produced by the leading United States Mint at the West Point. Features a sharp proof finish. Housed in a classic PCGS WP Label holder. Struck with a denomination of $1 USD. PCGS PF 70 UCAM Early Releases: Displays a sharp contrast and the original luster, having no wear or tear marks visible under 5x magnification. Authenticated within the first 30 days of issue. Obverse: Depicts the well-known Lady Liberty proudly walking towards the rising sun, holding in her left hand a laurel oak and with her figure enveloped in stars and stripes, encircled by the engravings “Liberty”, “In God We Trust”, and “2018”. Designed by: Adolph A. Weinman. R