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Each year, collectors and investors eagerly await the release of the newest Silver Eagle. Containing a full troy ounce of silver, the enormously popular Silver Eagle coin is the largest silver dollar in U.S. minting history and was originally issued over three decades ago in 1986.
Regarded as the finest U.S. silver engraving, its magnificent Walking Liberty design first appeared a century ago on the 1916 United States half dollar during World War I. This most unabashedly patriotic coin design in American history features Miss Liberty garbed in the American flag as she strides towards the dawn of a new era.
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High Quality
Outstanding ! Beautiful Coin ! Been Wanting this For My Collection !!
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Odering was simple and efficient
Ordering was simple and efficient
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2020 silver eagle
Received in a very timely fashion & in PERFECT condition.
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U. S. Silver Eagle
I give Silver Eagles to my young relatives for wedding gifts. They are beautiful and always a big deal to the couples when first seen!
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Sparkling BU coin...exactly as advertised.
All my past purchases from iccoin have been as advertised and reasonably priced. Thanks iccoin!
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My order came and it was just what I expected.
On the down side, I received an offer for the same item for $19.95 from another company.
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2020 Silver Eagle BU
Beautiful coin at a great price! ICC never fails to offer consistent quality coins at competitive prices!
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U.S 2020 SILVER BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED AMERICAN EAGLE COIN
Beautiful coin but I am disappointed that with the coin being an Mint BU coin that there was a dent on the Obverse side in front of the Lady Liberty's right hand's fingertips and a dent on the Reverse side on the left side of the Eagle's tail feathers. That brings down my collection value of my 1986-2020 SILVER EAGLE BU coins.
*MERCHANT RESPONSE* These coins, like many other silver issues, stored in large bags after minting. When the coins bump up against each other dents can happen. These are called "bag marks" and are common with silver coins as the metal is quite soft. Brilliant Uncirculated coins have never entered commerce but have been stored in those mint bags and are apt to have bag marks. -
Same as expected
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