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1986-2005 American Silver Eagle US $1 MS69 20 Coins Set in Box Mint Conditions
Complete box set of American Silver Eagles, all NGC graded MS69, commemorating 20 years of the iconic silver coin. Contains all dates from 1986 to 2005. This set is one of only 2005 total sets released. You will receive the full package as pictured and described. The coins feature a design of Lady Liberty on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse.
The coins are made of. 999 fine silver and have a weight of 1 oz each. These coins are a great addition to any collection and come with certification from NGC, a well-respected grading company. The set includes coins in MS 69 grade, indicating a near-perfect condition. The coins were minted by the U.
Mint and have a business strike type. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of American history. Being almost perfect and the coin in the same condition as when it was struck by the Mint. An MS69 graded coin is considered almost perfect but might have a few small defects compared to an MS70 coin.