2020-W V75 Privy 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle End of WWII 75th Anniv PCGS PF 70 FDOI (Iwo Jima Label)

2020-W V75 Privy 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle End of WWII 75th Anniv PCGS PF 70 FDOI (Iwo Jima Label)

This 2020-W V75 Privy 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle End of WWII 75th Anniv PCGS PF 70 FDOI (Iwo Jima Label) is now available from Bullion Exchanges! The special Silver Eagle coin is the first-ever to be graced with a privy mark. This V75 privy mark honors the Allied powers’ victory in WWII 75 years ago, and this coin edition has a limited mintage of 75,000. This 1 troy oz, .999 fine silver coin was also graded by PCGS as PF 70 with a special First Day of Issue - Iwo Jima label. Don’t let time go to waste and delay your order of this 2020-W V75 Privy 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle End of WWII 75th Anniv PCGS PF 70 FDOI (Iwo Jima Label)! This incredible piece might fly off our shelves fast, so secure it now.

For the first time ever, the Gold and Silver American Eagles coins get a new addition: the V75 privy mark! The special shape that borders the WWII Silver Eagle’s V75 privy mark is inspired by the Rainbow Pool in Washington, DC. This pool was dedicated to the World War II Memorial after the new memorial was established in 2004. V75 stands as an abbreviation that means “Victory” and the anniversary year. Actually, the V75 privy mark also appears on the US Mint’s circulating America the Beautiful quarters! This lovely privy mark is an incredible way that the US Mint places history into the hands of its citizens. Now you can add this remarkable privy mark to your collection with your Gold and Silver Eagle coin collection.

The obverse of the WWII Silver Eagle coin displays the prominent Walking Liberty design as created by Adolph A Weinman. Lady Liberty walks toward the sunrise and reaches her arm towards it, as though to welcome it. Her other arm cradles olive and oak branches as the American flag around her shoulders gently waves in the wind. “LIBERTY” is inscribed along the rim of the coin, along with the year of issue, West Point mintmark, the phrase “IN GOD WE TRUST”, and the special  V75 privy mark. 

The reverse contains John Mercanti’s rendition of the US National Coat of Arms. Here, a bald eagle spreads its wings apart while clutching a bundle of arrows in one talon, an olive branch in the other, and a banner in its beak. This banner reads “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, and it falls slightly over the US flag shield on its chest. Thirteen stars decorate above the eagle’s head to symbolize the original thirteen colonies. 

Coin Specifications:

• Special Edition V75 Anniversary Privy Mark
• Limited mintage of 75,000
• Made from .999 fine silver with a weight of 1 troy oz
• Proof finish
• Produced by the US Mint at the West Point facility
• Graded by PCGS as PF 70 with the First Day of Issue - Iwo Jima label
• Face value of $1 USD backed by the US Government
• Obverse: Features a full-length image of Lady Liberty walking with an outstretched hand towards the rising sun. Her gown and the draped flag ripple around her. She is holding olive and oak branches in her other hand. Inscriptions: “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “LIBERTY,” “2020”, and the V75 privy mark.
• Reverse: Showcases the John Mercanti National US Seal. A bald eagle with an olive branch is landing in its nest where the other parent eagle and their hatchlings dwell. Inscriptions: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “IN GOD WE TRUST”, “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, West Point mintmark, and the weight and purity of the coin.

Bullion Exchanges is truly pleased to provide this 2020-W V75 Privy 1 oz Proof Silver American Eagle End of WWII 75th Anniv PCGS PF 70 FDOI (Iwo Jima Label) to our esteemed customers. More graded editions of this coin include the PF 70 FS, PF 69 FS, and the Gold PF 70 FDOI. Once you receive your Bullion Exchanges order confirmation, you can be sure that we will carefully wrap and package your order for safe delivery to your address. If any questions or concerns arise regarding our products and/or services, please reach out to our customer support team during our business hours.