Certified Uncirculated Silver Eagle 2011 (San Francisco) MS70 NGC

Become the proud owner of a special coin! The 2011 MS70 San Francisco Silver Eagle is highly sought after, due to its place of mintage being in the San Francisco sect of the US Mint. Your coin comes protected in an original NGC holder, sporting a label with a Golden Gate Bridge behind the coin's grading information. The Walking Liberty design, known best from the hall dollars that circulated from 1917-1946, graces each silver eagle. Liberty not only represents her name but what the US has stood for over the last few hundreds of years. The US Coat of Arms is also included on every reverse of the American Silver Eagle. This seal represents a peaceful nation but also the lack of fear when it comes to defending its rights and freedom. This silver eagle was graded at one of the top grading agencies in America. Don't miss out on the opportunity of owning such a gem!

The impeccable brilliant uncirculated finish, on your coin, exhibits a flawless sheen without detracting from the natural beauty of the silver. Your 2011 American Silver Eagle weighs one solid ounce of pure .999 silver, so its value is somewhat dependent on the silver market. Many collectors and investors have switched their collection to these certified eagles and you should also consider doing so!

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-MS70 grade
-NGC certified coin holder
-Obverse: Lady Liberty is on the obverse, wearing a loose robe that gently blows in the wind. One outstretched arm is reaching for something, while her other arm is full with a bulk bundle of branches. The rising sun encroaches behind her, to offer a new day and a new hope.
-Reverse: The reverse bears the US Coat of Arms symbol, which contains a large eagle being protected by a shield. Each talon holds something symbolic; the left carries an olive branch wherein the right carries 13 arrows to represent the original 13 colonies.