Burnished 2011-W Silver Eagle MS70 NGC Early Release

The West Point Mint is known by many collectors and is based out of New York. The West Point Mint is unique wherein it only sometimes mint-marks its coins, leaving a mystery for collectors to solve. Some of the coins that carry the "W" mint-mark are a few of the Proof Silver Eagles and the Burnished Silver Eagle. The West Point Mint has participated in the Proof Silver Eagle series but never produced a Brilliant Uncirculated coin until the Burnished.

The Burnished 2011-W Silver Eagle MS70 Early Release NGC has earned the utmost grade of MS70 and has been forever protected by the official NGC holder. The obverse design was inspired by Adolph A. Weinman's famous design on the Walking Liberty half dollar from 1916-1947. The Walking Liberty design was chosen, due to its popularity by being the most popular image on a US coin in coinage history. This iconic image graces the obverse of every American Silver Eagle. Many collectors and investors have started their MS70 Silver Eagle collection. With boxes that are specially made for the certified coins, these coins have never been easier to manage and store! Since your coin is contained in a sealed holder, the risks of the coin tarnishing are far less than raw coins.

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-MS70 grade
-NGC certified coin holder
-West Point minted
-Obverse: Lady Liberty is delicately draped in a loose fitting dress as she holds dearly some branches in her arm and the US flag over her shoulders. "Liberty," "In God We Trust," and the date of mintage are stamped on the obverse as well.
-Reverse: The reverse reveals the US Seal: a large eagle with outstretched wings, talons holding branches and arrows, and a shield to protect its chest.

• Denomination: N/A
• Year: 2011
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• Mint Mark: N/A
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