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Out of the 33,742,500 total Silver Eagles minted in 2012, only 4,888 (W) coins have been certified as an MS69 grade by NGC.
We are delighted to offer authentic 2012 American Silver Eagles produced by the West Point branch of the US Mint. This particular coin has become highly collectable, as only 4,888 (W) coins have been certified by the NGC as MS69 out of a total of 33,742,500 dollars minted by the US Mint in 2012. While our supply of these highly desired coins is limited, we are pleased to have them available for your collection.
The Walking Liberty image on the obverse side of the coin has proved to be a favorite design for collectors of coinage because of its beauty. It was designed in 1916 by Adolph A Weinman to replace the Charles C. Barber Half Dollar that had been in production since 1892. Weinman's design was influenced by a French coin design named "The Sower," which was designed by Oscar Roty in 1897. The original model for the image was Charlotte Ragot.
The Walking Liberty Half Dollar was minted from 1916 until 1947, when the design was reluctantly retired because its high relief made it a difficult coin to strike. But the popularity of the design prevailed, and was updated with a lower relief profile for the 1986 American Silver Eagle coin, and currently remains in mint.
The reverse side of the coin bears a very popular image that has been adapted for use as the Great Seal of the United States. The foundations of this image first appeared in 1840, designed by Christian Gobrecht for the Seated Liberty Silver Dollar. The design has seen several updates and was perfected by John Mercanti for the 1986 American Silver Dollar.
Your 2012 W American Silver Eagle will be shipped in the original sealed slab from the NGC. The certifying package includes the coin's registration number, along with specifications of being minted at West Point and its MS69 rating. Should you have any questions feel free to contact us at 800-276-6508 or use the live chat feature.
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Out of the 33,742,500 total Silver Eagles minted in 2012, only 4,888 (W) coins have been certified as an MS69 grade by NGC.
We are delighted to offer authentic 2012 American Silver Eagles produced by the West Point branch of the US Mint. This particular coin has become highly collectable, as only 4,888 (W) coins have been certified by the NGC as MS69 out of a total of 33,742,500 dollars minted by the US Mint in 2012. While our supply of these highly desired coins is limited, we are pleased to have them available for your collection.
The Walking Liberty image on the obverse side of the coin has proved to be a favorite design for collectors of coinage because of its beauty. It was designed in 1916 by Adolph A Weinman to replace the Charles C. Barber Half Dollar that had been in production since 1892. Weinman's design was influenced by a French coin design named "The Sower," which was designed by Oscar Roty in 1897. The original model for the image was Charlotte Ragot.
The Walking Liberty Half Dollar was minted from 1916 until 1947, when the design was reluctantly retired because its high relief made it a difficult coin to strike. But the popularity of the design prevailed, and was updated with a lower relief profile for the 1986 American Silver Eagle coin, and currently remains in mint.
The reverse side of the coin bears a very popular image that has been adapted for use as the Great Seal of the United States. The foundations of this image first appeared in 1840, designed by Christian Gobrecht for the Seated Liberty Silver Dollar. The design has seen several updates and was perfected by John Mercanti for the 1986 American Silver Dollar.
Your 2012 W American Silver Eagle will be shipped in the original sealed slab from the NGC. The certifying package includes the coin's registration number, along with specifications of being minted at West Point and its MS69 rating. Should you have any questions feel free to contact us at 800-276-6508 or use the live chat feature.
