This stunning 2007 American Silver Eagle Proof is begging to be added to your coin collection. The 2007 Silver Eagle Proof offers the finest value from the U.S. Mint. Each of these Silver Eagle Proofs comes certified by NGC in perfect grade 70 and is encapsulated to preserve the quality of the coin!
Any Silver Eagle minted from 2007 and prior are considered to be the "Type 1" Silver Eagle. After 2007, the U.S. Mint made modifications to the reverse of the coin and refined its details. This means that 2007 is the very last Silver Eagle that still has the original reverse design. The obverse features the stunning Walking Liberty with a rising sun. This coin has been certified by NGC in flawless PF70 Ultra Cameo for its exceptional detail, surfaces and contrast.
Highlights
- No longer used design
- Ultra cameo certified
- Perfect grade PF70
History of silver eagle coins
The American Silver Eagle Coins only are available in one ounce. All American silver eagle coins minted from 2001 to 2007 were minted at the U.S. Mint at West Point and can be identified with a “W” mintmark. The Silver eagle obverse side is U.S. Mint engraver Adolph A. Weinman’s design, and John Mercanti designed the reverse. Weinman was a German-born coin designer, engraver, medalist, and sculptor that served the U.S. Mint from 1885 to 1915.
Specifications for the American silver eagle
The beautiful design includes Lady Liberty in full stride, wrapped in the folds of the American flag. She has her right hand extended, and her left hand contains the branches of laurel and oak in her left. On the reverse, it shows an impressive heraldic eagle with an exquisite shield, an olive branch in its right talon and carefully crafted arrows in its left. Printed on the edge is “The United States of America” and “1 Oz. Fine Silver-One Dollar.” The coin has a diameter of 40.6mm and a mass of 31.101gr.
Silver eagle prices & mintage
The proof American silver eagle is recognized by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) for its perfect condition. Struck at least twice, this coin has a frosted and sculpted foreground that shines brighter than uncirculated and circulated coins, increasing their value. The coin has a face value of $1. There were 821,759 American silver eagle coins minted in 2007. It has a metal composition of 99.93% silver and .07%, copper.
