2002 American Silver Eagle $1 – Early Production (Struck in 2001!) – NGC MS69 – David Motl Hand-Signed Label
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Only 2 coins known in higher grade
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Price Guide Value: $500 for unsigned version
A truly scarce and desirable variety, this 2002 American Silver Eagle carries the special “Early Production” pedigree — struck in 2001 from U.S. Mint sealed boxes and authenticated by NGC. This unique designation marks it as one of the first coins struck for the 2002 issue, offering collectors a fascinating transitional strike from two minting years.
Enhancing its appeal, this example features the hand-signed label of David Motl, the 2nd U.S. Mint Principal Deputy Director, making it part of an exclusive signature series highly sought after by advanced Silver Eagle specialists.
Key Highlights:
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Grade: NGC MS69
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Pedigree: Early Production – Struck in 2001
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Signature: Authentic hand-signed by David Motl (NGC label)
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Population: Only 2 coins known in higher grade
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Price Guide Value: $500 for unsigned version
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Premium Signature Issue: Significantly rarer and more desirable
A near-perfect Mint State coin with sharp details and brilliant luster. With its rare early strike pedigree, limited high-grade population, and the Motl signature, this piece stands out as a premium addition to any Silver Eagle or modern U.S. Mint signature collection.
