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2017 (S) 1 oz Silver American Eagle $1 Coin NGC MS 69 (Trolley Label)
2017 (S) 1 oz Silver American Eagle $1 Coin NGC MS 69 (Trolley Label)

2017 (S) 1 oz Silver American Eagle $1 Coin NGC MS 69 (Trolley Label)

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2017 (S) 1 oz Silver American Eagle $1 Coin NGC MS 69 (Trolley Label)

 

Bullion Exchanges offers one of the most demanded coins in the world, the Silver American Eagle which is housed in a special Trolley label. According to the increased demand for Silver American Eagles in recent years, the U.S.Mint began producing the Silver Eagles at the San Francisco Mint again in 2011. Before that year the Silver Eagles were only produced at the United States Mint's West Point facility.

This series is a renowned silver bullion, first established on November 24, 1986. These coins present the finest American traditions of patriotism, freedom, and equality. The American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. They have been struck only in the one-troy ounce size with a face value of one dollar and from .999 fine silver.

The outstanding image of Lady Liberty depicted on the obverse, portrays her striding toward the rising sun. This design, created by Adolph A. Weinman in 1916, is called the Walking Liberty. The official motto of the United States, ‘In God We Trust,’ is imprinted next to the image of Lady Liberty.

This coin was verified by the trusted grading company - NGC as Mint State 69, which means that there are less than two visible imperfections on it under. This designation not only adds value to coin, but also takes coin collecting to another level with unique opportunities to protect your portfolio.

PCGS and NGC can now identify 2014-2017 Silver American Eagles with their Mint location. During those years, the production of Silver American Eagles traditionally took place at the West Point Mint facility, which is also home to a strategic bullion depository. However, facing a record demand for American Eagles, the U.S. Mint decided to use their San Francisco facility in 2011 and Philadelphia facility in 2015. Despite their location of origin, the mintmark on all American Silver Eagles was omitted.

The coins struck at Philadelphia facility were sealed in monster boxes that said “West Point Mint,” making it difficult to identify where those coins were actually produced. Previously unknown Philadelphia Silver American Eagles became one of the biggest surprises for the numismatic world and the lowest mintage in the 31-year history of the American Eagles. They were identified through their 5 digit serial numbers on the box that began with the #1.

The details about the mintage facility were not released to the public until 2017. For that reason, the Mint location could only be known with the information on their 500-coin packaging boxes, commonly called “monster boxes”. Thus PCGS and NGC were able to apply the appropriate mint mark to their labels. The method used by NGC and PCGS is as follows:

  1. 2015 Philadelphia Mint boxes (79,640 pieces only) have a five digit serial number starting with the number 1. Important: Do not confuse this with boxes that have the "WP" prefix, which are struck at the West Point Mint.
  2. 2017 West Point Mint boxes have a six digit serial number starting with the numbers 1, 2 and 3, or a five digit serial number starting with the prefix WP.
  3. 2017 San Francisco Mint boxes have a six digit serial number starting with the number 4.

The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) subsumes these coins with a mintmark and the facility name, for example, a coin struck at the San Francisco Mint in 2017 will be described as a “2017 (S) EAGLES S1 ”. This title comes with NGC designations and other special labels. The Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) provide the mint attribution by using “S” for San Francisco, “P” for Philadelphia, “W” for West Point, e.g. 2017-(W) and their original labels.

Bullion Exchanges is delighted to offer our customers the entire collection of PCGS/NGC graded Silver American Eagles with the mint locations revealed.

Coin Features:

  • Coin struck from .999 pure silver, weight of 1 troy ounce.
  • NGC MS 69 - A fully struck coin with nearly imperceptible imperfections.
  • Coin was produced at the San Francisco U.S. Mint facility and comes in special NGC Trolley label.
  • Actual coin does not have 'S' mintmark.
  • Obverse: Displays Lady Liberty moving towards the sunlight while holding a laurel oak in her hand, symbolizing America’s strength. Design by Adolph A. Weinman. Inscriptions include “LIBERTY,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” and the year of mintage.
  • Reverse: Features a heraldic eagle below 13 small stars, which represent the original American colonies. Inscriptions include “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” along with the weight and denomination.

With Bullion Exchanges, you can feel confident that you will get only high-quality silver! Every silver coin offered in our collection is 100% authentic. This 2017 (S) 1 oz Silver American Eagle Coin NGC MS 69 (Trolley Label) will be safely packaged and delivered to you. For any questions, you can reach us at 800.852.6884 or simply message us, our customer service associates will be happy to assist you.

Product specifications

Year2017
Purity0.999
Denomination$1
Actual Weight1 troy oz
Gross Weight 31.103 grams
Diameter40.6 mm
Thickness2.98 mm
Mint/BrandUS Mint
GradeMS 69
Grade ServiceNGC