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2008-W Burnished Silver Eagle NGC MS70 - The First

2008-W Burnished Silver Eagle NGC MS70 - The First

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This was the last year Burnished Silver Eagles were minted before there was a hiatus in 2009-2010! Burnished Silver Eagles are already produced at a significantly lower amount than other Silver Eagles, so a break in the production makes them even more rare! It is also important to note, that the 2008 Burnished Silver Eagle is the first year that the Silver Eagles featured slight enhancements to the design. Although, subtle this makes for a much sharper looking coin!
 
Burnished Silver Eagles are stunning and unique and are more likely to be overlooked by collectors. This type of Silver Eagle was first minted in 2006 at the West Point Mint. Burnished coins are struck using burnished silver blanks which have an attractive satin like finish. Each year a limited number of Burnished Silver eagle Coins are produced, making these coins highly sought after and very collectable. 
 
The 2008 coin is particularly collectible as in 2009 and 2010; no burnished silver eagles were minted. The 2008-W burnished silver eagle was minted at the West point facility, and this coin has a ‘W’ mintmark on the reverse side. 
 
Highlights
  • Burnished finish
  • Certified MS70 by NGC
  • Last release before a production break
  • "Enhanced" design

This burnished silver eagle coin is in MS70 condition and has been certificated by NGC. It comes individually packaged in a plastic casing. Bullion shark will have it safely and securely delivered to your home. 

Silver eagle history

The silver eagle coin was designed by Adolph A. Weinman and John Mercanti. It features images that represent America's history, peace, and independence. The 2008 burnished silver eagle weighs 31.10 grams and has been struck using 99.93% Silver and .007% Copper. The coins have a diameter of 40.60 millimeters and have reeded edges. 

The coin's obverse features an image of lady liberty walking towards a sunset representing the dawn of a new day and a bright future for America. The coin's reverse has an eagle and shield. In 2008, 533,757 burnished silver eagle coins were struck at the West Point mint. Olive branches have been used throughout this design on the obverse and reverse of the coin to represent peace and freedom. 

Silver eagle coins value

The burnished silver eagle coins were initially sold for $25.95 and are currently worth upwards of $100, depending on the year of mintage and mintmarks. The 2008-W burnished silver eagle is worth $140.

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