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In 2006, the United States Mint unveiled a brand new series in the American Silver Eagle program. Designed with a remarkable finish on the surface of the coin, the Burnished American Silver Eagle was struck with display and exhibition in mind. Today you have the chance to purchase one of the rarest coins in the Silver Eagle program. JM Bullion has the 2011-S Burnished American Silver Eagle available with an MS70 grade from the Professional Coin Grading Service.
As one of the world’s most stringent certification services, the PCGS does not hand out a Mint State 70 grade lightly. Coins must possess full original luster, a sharp, attractive strike, and no contact flaws in order to receive the highest grade possible. Not only do these 2011-S Burnished American Silver Eagle coins possess the highest of grades, they are also from an extremely limited, one-time mintage of the coins at the San Francisco Mint.
The West Point Mint has handled production of all Burnished American Silver Eagles since the series began in 2006. As part of the American Eagle 25th Anniversary Silver Coin Set released in 2011, the US Mint offered a five-coin set featuring the bullion coin, proof coin, a reverse proof, the standard burnished coin from West Point, and this one-time striking of burnished coins from the San Francisco Mint.
On the obverse side of these coins is the image of Lady Liberty striding toward the setting sun with the American flag covering her shoulders. Designed in 1916 by Adolph A. Weinman, this image first appeared on the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. The reverse side bears John Mercanti’s heraldic eagle, as well as the “S” mint mark.
The United States Mint produces all American Silver Eagle coins using .999 fine silver. Under US law, all coins in the program are produced with silver sourced from within the United States, and each coin carries a face value of $1. Less than 100,000 of these 2011-S Burnished American Silver Eagles were ever produced, so there’s no time to waste.
If you have any questions about this coin, a JM Bullion associate will be happy to help. Our team members are available at 800-276-6508, online using our web chat, and via email.
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In 2006, the United States Mint unveiled a brand new series in the American Silver Eagle program. Designed with a remarkable finish on the surface of the coin, the Burnished American Silver Eagle was struck with display and exhibition in mind. Today you have the chance to purchase one of the rarest coins in the Silver Eagle program. JM Bullion has the 2011-S Burnished American Silver Eagle available with an MS70 grade from the Professional Coin Grading Service.
As one of the world’s most stringent certification services, the PCGS does not hand out a Mint State 70 grade lightly. Coins must possess full original luster, a sharp, attractive strike, and no contact flaws in order to receive the highest grade possible. Not only do these 2011-S Burnished American Silver Eagle coins possess the highest of grades, they are also from an extremely limited, one-time mintage of the coins at the San Francisco Mint.
The West Point Mint has handled production of all Burnished American Silver Eagles since the series began in 2006. As part of the American Eagle 25th Anniversary Silver Coin Set released in 2011, the US Mint offered a five-coin set featuring the bullion coin, proof coin, a reverse proof, the standard burnished coin from West Point, and this one-time striking of burnished coins from the San Francisco Mint.
On the obverse side of these coins is the image of Lady Liberty striding toward the setting sun with the American flag covering her shoulders. Designed in 1916 by Adolph A. Weinman, this image first appeared on the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. The reverse side bears John Mercanti’s heraldic eagle, as well as the “S” mint mark.
The United States Mint produces all American Silver Eagle coins using .999 fine silver. Under US law, all coins in the program are produced with silver sourced from within the United States, and each coin carries a face value of $1. Less than 100,000 of these 2011-S Burnished American Silver Eagles were ever produced, so there’s no time to waste.
If you have any questions about this coin, a JM Bullion associate will be happy to help. Our team members are available at 800-276-6508, online using our web chat, and via email.
