2020 (P) 1 oz Silver American Eagle PCGS MS 70 FDOI Emergency Issue

2020 (P) 1 oz Silver American Eagle PCGS MS 70 FDOI Emergency Issue

Please note despite whatever perceived flaws this coin may exhibit, at the time of grading, PCGS graded this coin MS 70. As such, the terms of the PCGS Guarantee and PCGS Modern Silver Coin Spot Policy apply. Any concerns regarding the accuracy of the grade may be taken up directly with PCGS, who are the final arbiter in these matters, and Bullion Exchanges is not liable for concerns regarding their initial grade of the coin, nor their decision upon appeal.

This coin was produced by the Philadelphia Mint but does not carry the "P" mint mark.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the US Mint had to temporarily stop operations at its West Point and San Francisco Mints. The Mint then chose to produce 240,000 2020 American Silver Eagle Coins at the Philadelphia Mint, creating an exciting new coin for collectors. This 2020 ASE coins might not boast a P-mintmark, but they are specially labeled coins to capture the history of the time these coins were created. These ASE coins are manufactured with 1 oz of .999 fine silver. Adding to these groundbreaking coins’ collectibility, these silver American Eagles received a perfect grading of MS 70 and are designated as First Day of Issue by PCGS. These coins could be a once-in-a-lifetime kind of investment, so do not hesitate to order the 2020 (P) 1 oz Silver American Eagle Emergency Production PCGS MS 70 FDOI from Bullion Exchanges today!

The American Eagle Series premiered in 1986 after the United States resumed bullion production. This was the first bullion coin series since FDR outlawed private ownership of precious metal bullion in 1933. These Silver American Eagles have been among the most top purchases for portfolios each year. ASE dollar coins also make a wonderful first purchase for beginning collectors since they are struck by the US Mint and backed by the US government.

The obverse of this coin bears the 1916 Adolph  A. Weinman “Walking Liberty” design first printed on the American silver half dollars from the early 1900s. In the picture, Lady Liberty strides to the coin’s left, towards the rising sun. Her right arm is extended in this direction as well, and the American flag waves behind her. In her other arm, she carries a bounty of olive and oak branches.

On the coin’s reverse is the updated US National Coat of Arms design by John Mercanti. This Coat of Arms has a bald eagle with its wings spread apart. Clutched in its talons are a bundle of arrows in one, and an olive branch in the other to symbolize the American “strength through peace” ideology. Hanging from its beak is a banner that reads “E PLURIBUS UNUM”. Its chest bears a shield with the US flag. Finally, thirteen stars shine above the eagle’s head to signify the original colonies.

Coin Features:

• Made from .999 fine silver with a weight of 1 ounce
• Graded by PCGS MS 70 with FDOI designation
• Comes in PCGS holder with First Day of Issue label
• Legal tender issued and guaranteed by the U.S. Government
• Obverse: Features a full-length image of Lady Liberty walking with outstretched hands towards the rising sun with her gown and the draped US flag billowing around her. She is holding olive and oak branches in one hand to symbolize peace and strength. Inscriptions: “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “LIBERTY,” and the year of mintage. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman.
• Reverse: Displays the US national coat of arms. Here, a bald eagle clutches an olive branch in its right talons and arrows in its left. 13 small stars fly above the eagle, representing the original colonies. The eagle has a shield bearing the flag on its chest. Inscriptions include the weight, purity, denomination, and country’s name around the rim. An updated design by John Mercanti. 

Bullion Exchanges is pleased to present this perfect and stunning 2020 (P) 1 oz Silver American Eagle Emergency Production PCGS MS 70 FDOI. Purchase these special Philadelphia Mint silver American Eagles today before they are gone for good! Also, do not forget to check out more US Mint coins such as other certified ASE dollar coins, Gold American Eagles, and Gold American Buffalos. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service.