2006-W Burnished Silver American Eagle - BU (with Box and COA)

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Product Details

The 2006-W Silver American Eagle represents the remarkable artistry and iconic design that collectors and enthusiasts have cherished for years. As a distinguished coin from the United States Mint, this piece not only epitomizes American craftsmanship but also acts as a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, serving both numismatic collectors and astute investors looking to diversify with silver. This particular release stands out for its burnished finish, a unique aspect that adds an alluring matte texture to its surface, enhancing its brilliance.

  • Striking burnished finish for a sophisticated appeal
  • Comes with original box and COA, ensuring authenticity
  • .999 fine silver with a metal content of 1 troy ounce
  • Issued by the renowned U.S. Mint
  • Graded as Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)

Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, the obverse of this exceptional coin showcases the timeless "Walking Liberty" depiction, a symbol of freedom and national pride. This historic design, originally introduced in 1916, features Lady Liberty draped in the strength of the American flag, embodying movements symbolic of progress and hope. The reverse, crafted by John Mercanti, presents a heraldic eagle with a shield, an emblem of protection and enduring strength. The design, enriched with the "W" mintmark denoting its origin from the West Point Mint, contributes significantly to its numismatic allure.

The minting of this collectible coin involves meticulous attention to detail. The burnished finish is achieved through a specialized process where coin blanks are polished before the striking. Each coin, made from sterling .999 fine silver, is inspected rigorously to ensure unparalleled quality and visual appeal. The inclusion of original packaging, along with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), further testifies to its provenance and makes it well-suited for those appreciating the finer details in a collectible piece.

Since its inception in 1986, the Silver American Eagle has gained prominence in both local and global markets. Known for its robust value and historical significance, owning this silver coin is not just about possessing a piece of stunning artwork but also a savvy investment choice. As market dynamics shift, silver maintains a reliable stance, appreciated for its industrial applications and historical safeguard against economic fluctuations. This particular edition offers a distinct advantage for investors favoring tangible assets with documented authenticity.

Adding the 2006 Silver American Eagle to your collection means preserving not only a significant piece of history, but also a legacy for future generations. Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to the world of precious metals, this piece holds irresistible charm and undeniable value. Should you have questions or require further assistance in expanding your collection or investment portfolio, feel free to reach out to us at Bullion Standard. Contact us via phone at (833) BST-GOLD or email at support@bullionstandard.com. We are here to ensure your bullion shopping experience is nothing short of exceptional.

  • Metal Type: Silver
  • Metal Content: 1 troy ounce
  • Purity: .999 fine
  • Mint Mark: W
  • Brand/Mint: U.S. Mint
  • Denomination: $1 USD
  • Grade/Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU)
  • Packaging: Original box and Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

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