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AUSTRALIA - COMMEMORATIVE
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S$1 2019P Wedge-Tailed Eagle
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NGC MS 70
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This was 6th in this coin series. It was John Mercanti that worked with the Perth Mint too design these coins. This is one of my favorites. The soaring eagle, the Australia NGC case and of course, the signature of John Mercanti.
The reverse designs in this series come from a name many numismatists in North America know well: John Mercanti. Designing the reverse images since 2014, the former Chief Engraver of the United States Mint creates beautiful designs of a powerful bird.
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AUSTRALIA - COMMEMORATIVE
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S$1 2016P WEDGE-TAILED EAGLE
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NGC MS 70
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This is the 3th coin in the series. John Mercanti worked with the Perth Mint in Australia in designing this coin.
The Wedge-tailed Eagle is Australia's largest living bird of prey and one of the largest eagles in the world. It gets it's name from the shape of it's tailfeathers.
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United States
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G$5 2003 EAGLE
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NGC MS 69
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First struck in 1986, the Gold Eagle coin program is one of the world's most popular gold coin programs. The coins are available in 1/10oz, 1/4oz, 1/2oz, and 1oz sizes, with face values of $5, $10, $25, and $50, respectively. Once again, 2003 showed little change in mintage from the previous few years. The same goes for the quality, as 34% of the 2003 $5 gold eagles submitted were graded MS70 by NGC.
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United States
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S$1 2013 W EAGLE
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NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO
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Proof
Category: Silver Eagles (1986-Date)
Mint: West Point
Mintage: 918,680
Obverse Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
Reverse Designer: John Mercanti
Composition: Silver
Fineness: 0.9993
Weight: 31.1g
ASW: 1oz
Melt Value: $24.05 (12/6/2023)
Diameter: 40.6mm
Edge: Reeded
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United States
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Medal (2020)Silver End of WW2 75th Anniversary First Releases
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PCGS PF 69 UC
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2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the end of the involvement of the United States in World War II. The United States Mint salutes the millions of American citizens who bravely served in uniform during the course of the struggle with a silver medal and a corresponding 24-karat gold coin.
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United States
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G$5 2021(W) Eagle Family of Eagles T-1 First Day of Issue
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PCGS Genuine
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This $5 Gold coin was the First Day Issue of the T-1 coins. This was the final year of the reverse design.
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United States
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S$1 2021(W) Eagle Heraldic Eagle T-1 First Releases
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PCGS MS 70
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This 2021 (W) Silver Eagle is T-1, the last of the old design for the eagle. It is a first strike with a West Point Label.
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United States
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S$1 2020 W Eagle 'V75' First Releases
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PCGS PF 69 UC
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The 2020 W Silver Eagle Proof is the last full year of the Silver Eagle with the reverse designed by John Mercanti. This is also the 75th Anniversary of the end of World War II. It is designated by a V75 privy on the coin.
This coin was released as a commemorative of the 75th Anniversary of the end of World War II. These proof coins has a special privy that has “V75” on the obverse. There were only 75,000 coins minted.
This coin was released to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the end of World War II. The Silver Eagles are marked with V75 on the face of the coin.
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United States
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S$1 2006 EAGLE
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NGC MS 70
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The Silver Eagle series had its 21st birthday in 2006, and with it came the nicest coins issued up to that date. This date usually comes with a very satiny appearance with few milk spots. Around 3.3% of 2006 Silver Eagles graded by NGC were MS70's.
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United States
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S$1 2005 EAGLE
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NGC MS 70
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The Silver Eagle celebrated its 20th year in 2005. About 3.2% of 2005 Eagles have received the grade of MS70.
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United States
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S$1 2020 Eagle
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PCGS MS 69
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The 2020 Silver Eagle is the last full year of the Silver Eagle with the reverse designed by John Mercanti. This is also the year that COVID-19 caused a major shutdown of most businesses. The West Point Mint closed production early because of the pandemic and a positive testing. Silver Eagles were also minted at San Francisco and Philadelphia as emergency strikes to help keep up with production demand.
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United States
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S$1 2021 Eagle Eagle Landing T-2 First Releases
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PCGS MS 69
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This was issued on the first day the Silver Eagle T-2 was produced. It features the new reverse design. Emily Demastra was the designer for the new reverse. Michael Gaudioso was the sculptor. This coin was also fitted for counterfeiting technology in the form of a serrated edge. It was highly anticipated.
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United States
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Silver S$1 2021 Eagle Heraldic Eagle T-1 One of Last 500 Struck
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NGC MS 69
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The auction listed all single coins until coins 51 thru 100 sold in sets of either silver or gold for the T-1 and T-2 and then listed four coins, 2 silver one T-1 and one T-2 and two gold T-1 and T-2. This coin is T-1 Silver from that set. This is coin 177 T-1. I was lucky enough to win the lot that held all four 177 coins.
The United States Mint held an auction to sell the last five hundred coins of the old design eagles, T-1 and the first five hundred coins of the new design, T-2. NGC graded the coins numbered from 1 thru 250 and PGCS graded the coins numbered 251 thru 500. These coins are numbered sequentially in the order that they were produced. It is the first time the mint has held an auction for the changing of coin design. The US Mint along with Stacks Bowers Auctions held an auction through the website for Stacks Bowers on September 1, 2021. The last silver eagle in the old design, T-1, sold for $85,000.00 and the first eagle struck with the new design, T-2, sold for $80,000.00. The total sales price for the silver and gold coins was $4,616,700.00. It was a massive success. I was lucky enough to purchase several of these.
This coin is the 177 of the 500 coins in the new design. T-1
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United States
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Silver S$1 2021 Eagle Eagle Landing T-2 One of First 500 Struck
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NGC MS 69
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The auction listed all single coins until coins 51 thru 100 sold in sets of either silver or gold for the T-1 and T-2 and then listed four coins, 2 silver one T-1 and one T-2 and two gold T-1 and T-2. This coin is T-1 Silver from that set. This is coin 177 T-2. I was lucky enough to win the lot that held all four 177 coins.
The United States Mint held an auction to sell the last five hundred coins of the old design eagles, T-1 and the first five hundred coins of the new design, T-2. NGC graded the coins numbered from 1 thru 250 and PGCS graded the coins numbered 251 thru 500. These coins are numbered sequentially in the order that they were produced. It is the first time the mint has held an auction for the changing of coin design.
The US Mint along with Stacks Bowers Auctions held an auction through the website for Stacks Bowers on September 1, 2021. The last silver eagle in the old design, T-1, sold for $85,000.00 and the first eagle struck with the new design, T-2, sold for $80,000.00. The total sales price for the silver and gold coins was $4,616,700.00. It was a massive success. I was lucky enough to purchase several of these.
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United States
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G$50 2021 Eagle Family of Eagles T-1 One of Last 500 Struck
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NGC MS 70
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The United States Mint held an auction to sell the last five hundred coins of the old design eagles, T-1 and the first five hundred coins of the new design, T-2. NGC graded the coins numbered from 1 thru 250 and PGCS graded the coins numbered 251 thru 500. These coins are numbered sequentially in the order that they were produced. It is the first time the mint has held an auction for the changing of coin design. The US Mint along with Stacks Bowers Auctions held an auction through the website for Stacks Bowers on September 1, 2021. The last gold eagle in the old design, T-1, sold for $80,000.00 and the first eagle struck with the new design, T-2, sold for $100,000.00. The total sales price for the silver and gold coins was $4,616,700.00. It was a massive success. I was lucky enough to purchase several of these.
This coin is the 177 of the 500 coins in the new design. T-1
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G$50 2021 Eagle Eagle Portrait T-2 One of First 500 Struck
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NGC MS 70
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The United States Mint held an auction to sell the last five hundred coins of the old design eagles, T-1 and the first five hundred coins of the new design, T-2. NGC graded the coins numbered from 1 thru 250 and PGCS graded the coins numbered 251 thru 500. These coins are numbered sequentially in the order that they were produced. It is the first time the mint has held an auction for the changing of coin design. The US Mint along with Stacks Bowers Auctions held an auction through the website for Stacks Bowers on September 1, 2021. The last gold eagle in the old design, T-1, sold for $80,000.00 and the first eagle struck with the new design, T-2, sold for $100,000.00. The total sales price for the silver and gold coins was $4,616,700.00. It was a massive success. I was lucky enough to purchase several of these.
This coin is the 177 of the 500 coins in the new design. T-2
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