2011 Burnished Silver Eagle
In 2011, after a two-year absence where no burnished silver eagles were minted, the West point mint continued to produce this special coin. In 2011, 409,809 burnished silver eagle coins were struck. These coins are rare and collectible. The burnished versions of the coin were initially produced in 2006 to celebrate the Silver Eagle Program's twentieth anniversary.
If you would like to become the proud owner of a highly sought after burnished American Eagle coin, Bullion Shark has a large inventory available. Each of the 2011 coins is individually packaged in a plastic case and will be carefully delivered to your home.
Silver Eagle Coins Design
The 2011-W Burnished Silver Eagle has been minted using a highly polished blank that contains .999 fine silver. The coin has a diameter of 40.60mm and features the same design as all the other American Eagle coins in the series.
The coin's obverse features the Walking Liberty that was designed for the half dollar coin in 1916 by Adolph Weinman. The design features Liberty walking purposefully towards a new day, which is symbolized by an image of a sunrise. This represents America as a nation moving towards a bright, new future.
The coin's reverse has an eagle and shield design created by US Mint engraver John Mercanti.
American Silver Eagle Value
Burnished silver eagle coins fairly value and are highly sought after by coin collectors and dealers alike. These coins become more valuable if a whole set is collected, with 2006 being the coin that’s worth the most. Burnished silver eagles usually sell for between $100 and $150 and can sometimes fetch as much as $300. Their price depends on the year they were struck, the number minted, and mintmarks.
The 20011-W burnished silver eagle is worth approximately $125.
