2013 American Silver Eagle - NGC MS-69
Offered here is an authentic 2013 American Silver Eagle, certified by NGC as MS-69.
The 2013 Silver Eagle is a notable modern issue in the American Silver Eagle series. It was produced during a period of continued strong bullion demand and remains a popular date for collectors assembling certified mint-state Silver Eagle sets.
The 2013 bullion Silver Eagle had a mintage of 42,675,000 coins. While that figure is high by series standards, NGC MS-69 examples remain the most widely collected certified grade for the date.
The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s celebrated Walking Liberty design, originally introduced on the Walking Liberty Half Dollar in 1916. Liberty is shown striding toward the sunrise, draped in the American flag, with the date 2013 below.
The reverse features John Mercanti’s classic Heraldic Eagle design, depicting an eagle behind a shield with an olive branch and arrows in its talons and thirteen stars positioned above.
The coin was struck as a bullion issue and bears no mintmark. Standard 2013 business-strike Silver Eagles are commonly attributed to the West Point Mint.
Struck in 99.9% fine silver, the coin contains one troy ounce of silver and carries a legal tender face value of one dollar.
Graded MS-69 by NGC, this example has received a near-perfect mint-state grade, just one point below the highest numerical grade assigned by NGC.
Coin Details
Year: 2013 Mint: West Point Mintmark: None Denomination: One Dollar Series: American Silver Eagle Issue Type: Bullion / Uncirculated Special Variety: None Commemorative Theme: None Composition: 99.9% Fine Silver Silver Weight: 1 Troy Ounce Mintage: 42,675,000 Weight: 31.103 Grams Diameter: 40.60 mm Edge: Reeded Obverse Designer: Adolph A. Weinman Reverse Designer: John Mercanti Certification: NGC Grade: MS-69 Designation: None
The combination of classic Walking Liberty and Heraldic Eagle designs, West Point bullion production, and NGC MS-69 certification makes this 2013 American Silver Eagle a desirable addition to a certified Silver Eagle or specialized modern U.S. coin collection.
Please review all photographs and the NGC certification label carefully for the exact appearance, attribution, designation, and condition of the coin offered.