American Eagle 1oz Silver Coin - different years | margin scheme
US Mint
The United States Mint is the official mint of the USA and part of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Founded in 1792, it produces circulating, commemorative, collector, and bullion coins, as well as medals.
Facilities include Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, and West Point, along with the famous Fort Knox Bullion Depository.
Its most well-known products are the American Eagle bullion coins in gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.
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🇺🇸 American Eagle – 1 oz Silver Coin – Different Years in Classic U.S. Design
The American Eagle – 1 oz Silver Coin is one of the most renowned and widely respected bullion coins of the United States. Its design brings together national symbolism, historical depth, and the clear, confident elegance of American minting tradition. The “various years” option offers a look at the coin across different minting periods, combining subtle visual variations with the enduring stylistic consistency that defines the American Eagle.
The obverse features the famous Liberty motif—one of the most iconic images in American numismatics. Her graceful silhouette, surrounded by radiating lines, conveys hope, dignity, and the spirit of a nation that understands freedom as its founding ideal. While small design details may differ from year to year, the overall appearance remains a classic expression of American artistry. The reverse presents the eagle in its official form for the respective period: earlier issues show the heraldic eagle with shield, arrows, and olive branch; newer issues depict the eagle in flight, carrying an oak branch. Both versions embody the character of the United States and underscore the eagle’s meaning as a symbol of strength, vision, and protection.
Because this offering includes coins from various years, slight differences in surface texture, strike characteristics, or the way the light interacts with the relief may be present. It is also important to note that coins from mixed years can occasionally show minor milk spots—a familiar visual phenomenon found on many silver bullion issues worldwide. These surface features result from natural reactions within the metal and do not affect weight, purity, or structural integrity. They occur independently of design period and are a normal part of collecting and trading international bullion coins.
Every American Eagle silver coin contains a full troy ounce of fine silver and reflects the bright, clean aesthetic typical of U.S. coinage. The interplay of relief, light, and smooth silver fields gives each piece a calm, composed presence, whether from an older or newer mintage. Across all its yearly variations, the American Eagle remains a symbol of American identity: created to preserve the ideals of endurance, freedom, and the dignified clarity of classic coin design in pure silver.
| Metal | Silver |
| Form | Silver Coin |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Manufacturer | US Mint |
| Series | American Eagle |
| Purity | 999/1000 |
| Fineweight | 31.10 gram |
| Gross Weight | 31.10 gram |
| Denomination (oz) | 1 oz |
| Year of issue | Random |
| Grade | Brilliant |
| Condition | Circulated |
| Face value | 1 Dollar |
| Thickness | 2.98 mm |
| Diameter | 40.60 mm |
| Packaging | Single in Pouch |
| Packaging Unit | 20 per tube |
| Large Packaging 2 | 500 per box |