1 troy oz .999 Fine
1986 American Silver Eagle NGC PF69 - 1 oz .999 Fine Silver

U.S. Mint

1986 American Silver Eagle NGC PF69 - 1 oz .999 Fine Silver

1 troy oz, .999 Fine Silver

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A stunning first-year proof from the inaugural issue of the American Silver Eagle series, independently certified by NGC at PF69 — just one grade below perfection on the...

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Weight1 troy oz
Purity.999 Fine
MetalSilver
MintU.S. Mint
CapsuleSee details
ConditionGraded

Description

A stunning first-year proof from the inaugural issue of the American Silver Eagle series, independently certified by NGC at PF69 — just one grade below perfection on the Sheldon scale. The PR69 designation confirms a deeply mirrored, cameo-contrast proof with only the most minute imperfections visible under 5x magnification. Whether you're building a complete ASE proof set or seeking a historic first-year issue in near-perfect certified condition, this 1986 PR69 is an exceptional example of American numismatic craftsmanship.

Coin Highlights

NGC PR69 Certified: Independently authenticated and graded PF69 by NGC — confirming a near-perfect proof strike with only the slightest imperfections under magnification.

1986 — Inaugural Year of Issue: The very first year of the American Silver Eagle series, struck at the San Francisco Mint, making this a cornerstone coin for any serious ASE collection.

Walking Liberty Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman's iconic 1916 design, rendered in brilliant proof with deep cameo contrast between frosted devices and mirror-like fields.

John Mercanti Reverse: The original heraldic eagle reverse design that defined the series for its first 35 years.

U.S. Government Guaranteed: Full government backing for weight and purity from the U.S. Mint.

999 Fine Silver: One troy ounce of .999 fine silver.


Design Details

Obverse: Lady Liberty strides confidently toward the dawn, the American flag draped across her shoulders — Weinman's enduring symbol of resilience and forward motion, brought to life in proof perfection.

Reverse: A bold heraldic eagle with shield, arrows, and olive branch — John Mercanti's classic design that anchored the American Silver Eagle series from its very beginning.


Specifications

Year 1986
Weight 1 troy oz (31.103 g)
Purity .999 fine silver
Diameter 40.6 mm
Edge Reeded
Finish Proof
Grade NGC PF69
Mint San Francisco Mint (U.S. Mint)
Mint Mark S

History & Significance

The 1986 American Silver Eagle holds a special place in numismatic history as the very first proof issue of what would become one of the world's most beloved silver coin series. Struck at the San Francisco Mint in the program's inaugural year, this coin captures a moment of American coinage history that can never be repeated. NGC PF69 examples represent the finest practically attainable grade — coins that are virtually indistinguishable from perfection and are increasingly sought after by collectors who want the best of the best from this landmark first year.

Specifications

Product1986 American Silver Eagle NGC PF69 - 1 oz .999 Fine Silver
MetalSilver
Weight1 troy oz
Purity.999 Fine
Mint / BrandU.S. Mint
SKU
ConditionGraded
Capsule / HolderSee details

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