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Whether you want to stack silver, bring a gorgeous patriotic coin to your display case or simply enjoy a coin that’s great for beginner and expert numismatists alike, this listing may be for you. The 2021-W 1 oz Burnished American Silver Eagle Coin offers iconic designs and high-quality silver purity.
The obverse of this coin includes an image of Lady Liberty walking. The original design is by Adolph A. Weinman. Avid collectors are likely familiar with the overall image, as it was originally used on the silver half dollar in 1916 and has been used on several coins since. This particular image has received a bit of restoration to ensure the depiction on the coin is closer to the original drawing. In the image, Liberty carries oak and laurel branches, which both have symbolic significance. Oak represents strength here, specifically of the nation, and laurel traditionally represents traits like glory and honor. Lady Liberty is clothed partly with the American flag, which she wears flowing around her shoulders.
The reverse of the 2021-W 1 oz Burnished American Silver Eagle Coin depicts a flying bald eagle. This is the Type 2 coin, which means it has an updated reverse design by Emily Damstra. The bald eagle is carrying oak branches in its talons, and the bird and the branches are both symbols of the strength and might of the nation they represent. The W mint mark is seen clearly, raised on the field near the eagle’s wings.
The coin ships in a plastic slab to protect it during shipping. It has an MS70 rating from the NGC, making it a flawless specimen you may want to keep in the clear slab for display and storage.
For more information about this coin, any of our other listings or the ordering process, give us a call at 1-800-276-6508. You can also reach out via chat or email if you need assistance in ordering this stunning 2021-W Burnished American Silver Eagle Coin today.
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Whether you want to stack silver, bring a gorgeous patriotic coin to your display case or simply enjoy a coin that’s great for beginner and expert numismatists alike, this listing may be for you. The 2021-W 1 oz Burnished American Silver Eagle Coin offers iconic designs and high-quality silver purity.
The obverse of this coin includes an image of Lady Liberty walking. The original design is by Adolph A. Weinman. Avid collectors are likely familiar with the overall image, as it was originally used on the silver half dollar in 1916 and has been used on several coins since. This particular image has received a bit of restoration to ensure the depiction on the coin is closer to the original drawing. In the image, Liberty carries oak and laurel branches, which both have symbolic significance. Oak represents strength here, specifically of the nation, and laurel traditionally represents traits like glory and honor. Lady Liberty is clothed partly with the American flag, which she wears flowing around her shoulders.
The reverse of the 2021-W 1 oz Burnished American Silver Eagle Coin depicts a flying bald eagle. This is the Type 2 coin, which means it has an updated reverse design by Emily Damstra. The bald eagle is carrying oak branches in its talons, and the bird and the branches are both symbols of the strength and might of the nation they represent. The W mint mark is seen clearly, raised on the field near the eagle’s wings.
The coin ships in a plastic slab to protect it during shipping. It has an MS70 rating from the NGC, making it a flawless specimen you may want to keep in the clear slab for display and storage.
For more information about this coin, any of our other listings or the ordering process, give us a call at 1-800-276-6508. You can also reach out via chat or email if you need assistance in ordering this stunning 2021-W Burnished American Silver Eagle Coin today.
