2007-W Burnished American Silver Eagle NGC MS70

The Second Burnished Eagle Released

2007 is closely tied to famous 2008 “reverse of 2007” error coins, highly prized anomalies that have brought strong premiums at auction. While this coin is not an error, its connection to that pivotal transition year further enhances long-term collector interest.

An elite modern Silver Eagle, the 2007-W Burnished Silver Eagle represents one of the most desirable issues in the entire American Silver Eagle series. Struck at the prestigious West Point Mint and certified in flawless NGC MS70, this coin displays absolute perfection, no post-mint imperfections under magnification.

Key Collectibility Factors

• Low Mintage: Just 621,333 coins struck, a modest figure by Silver Eagle standards

• Early Burnished Issue: Only the second year burnished Silver Eagles were released

• Pre-Design Change: Issued the final year before major U.S. Mint modifications in 2008

• Perfect Grade Rarity: MS70 examples represent only a small fraction of total mintage

The burnished (uncirculated) finish gives this Silver Eagle a refined, satin-like texture that sets it apart from bullion strikes. Burnished Silver Eagles are widely regarded as the rarest regular-issue finish in the series, produced specifically for collectors rather than mass bullion distribution.

 We secured a limited quantity at a significant discount, and we’re passing the savings directly to collectors. Comparable MS70 examples often sell for nearly twice the price, making this an exceptional opportunity to acquire a top-tier Silver Eagle at outstanding value.

Highlights

• NGC MS70 – perfect, flawless condition

• Burnished collector finish (rarest Silver Eagle finish)

• Low mintage of 621,333

• Struck at the West Point Mint

• Early-series and pre-design-change issue

• Limited availability – expected to sell out quickly

Coin Specifications & Design

• Composition: .999 fine silver

• Weight: 31.1 grams (1 troy oz)

• Diameter: 40.6 mm

• Edge: Reeded

The obverse features Adolphe A. Weinman’s iconic Walking Liberty design, first introduced in 1916 and revered as one of the most beautiful motifs in U.S. coinage. Lady Liberty strides confidently toward a rising sun, draped in the American flag, carrying branches of laurel and oak, symbols of civil and military glory.

The reverse showcases John Mercanti’s heraldic American eagle, a powerful and patriotic emblem that defined the Silver Eagle series for decades.