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When it comes to buying silver, the American Silver Eagle is a must-have bullion piece for millions of investors around the world. Silver Eagles are produced by the United States Mint annually, with the Brilliant Uncirculated version of the coin the most popular in terms of mintage. Today, 2022 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins in Red Merry Christmas cards are available to you online at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
American Silver Eagle Coins debuted in 1986 from the United States Mint. The coins were initially offered in BU and Proof versions only, with a Burnished version of the coin available as of 2006. The coins have been available only in a 1 oz silver option since the 1986 debut of the series.
All of these 2022 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins are packaged individually in special Christmas-themed cards. These Special Occasion Clamshells offer sealed plastic around the coin with a unique card design. The cards have a red field with gold lettering for the words Merry Christmas and boughs of holly throughout the design element.
On the obverse of 2022 American Silver Eagle Coins, you will find the effigy of Lady Liberty. This depiction of Liberty is based on a French coin design from the late 19th century that was known as the Sower. Created by Adolph A. Weinman, this visual shows Liberty’s full-length figure in left-profile relief walking toward a sun on the horizon.
The reverse side of the 2022 1 oz Silver Eagle Coin comes with a design that was recently modernized in 2020. Designed by Emily Damstra, this new visual of the eagle debuted in mid-2021 on the coins during the 35th-anniversary celebration of the series. In this design, the eagle swoops downward clutching a large oak branch in its talons.
Please contact JM Bullion if you have any questions about these coins. You can call us at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or email us directly.
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When it comes to buying silver, the American Silver Eagle is a must-have bullion piece for millions of investors around the world. Silver Eagles are produced by the United States Mint annually, with the Brilliant Uncirculated version of the coin the most popular in terms of mintage. Today, 2022 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins in Red Merry Christmas cards are available to you online at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
American Silver Eagle Coins debuted in 1986 from the United States Mint. The coins were initially offered in BU and Proof versions only, with a Burnished version of the coin available as of 2006. The coins have been available only in a 1 oz silver option since the 1986 debut of the series.
All of these 2022 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins are packaged individually in special Christmas-themed cards. These Special Occasion Clamshells offer sealed plastic around the coin with a unique card design. The cards have a red field with gold lettering for the words Merry Christmas and boughs of holly throughout the design element.
On the obverse of 2022 American Silver Eagle Coins, you will find the effigy of Lady Liberty. This depiction of Liberty is based on a French coin design from the late 19th century that was known as the Sower. Created by Adolph A. Weinman, this visual shows Liberty’s full-length figure in left-profile relief walking toward a sun on the horizon.
The reverse side of the 2022 1 oz Silver Eagle Coin comes with a design that was recently modernized in 2020. Designed by Emily Damstra, this new visual of the eagle debuted in mid-2021 on the coins during the 35th-anniversary celebration of the series. In this design, the eagle swoops downward clutching a large oak branch in its talons.
Please contact JM Bullion if you have any questions about these coins. You can call us at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or email us directly.
