1 troy oz .999 Fine
2011 American Silver Eagle NGC MS70 w/ Mike Castle Signature - 1 oz .999 Fine Silver

U.S. Mint

2011 American Silver Eagle NGC MS70 w/ Mike Castle Signature - 1 oz .999 Fine Silver

1 troy oz, .999 Fine Silver

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A pristine example of the 2011 American Silver Eagle, independently certified by NGC at MS70 — the highest grade on the Sheldon scale, confirming a perfectly struck coin...

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Weight1 troy oz
Purity.999 Fine
MetalSilver
MintU.S. Mint
CapsuleSee details
ConditionMS70

Description

A pristine example of the 2011 American Silver Eagle, independently certified by NGC at MS70 — the highest grade on the Sheldon scale, confirming a perfectly struck coin with absolutely no post-production imperfections. What makes this coin truly exceptional is the hand-signed autograph of Mike Castle, the former U.S. Congressman and primary sponsor of the original American Silver Eagle legislation. Owning this coin means owning a piece of American numismatic history — signed by the very man who helped bring the Silver Eagle program to life.

Coin Highlights

  • NGC MS70 Certified: Independently authenticated and graded MS70 by NGC — a flawless strike with no imperfections visible under 5x magnification.
  • Signed by Mike Castle: Hand-autographed by the former Delaware Congressman who co-sponsored the Liberty Coin Act of 1985, establishing the American Silver Eagle program.
  • 2011 Issue: Part of the beloved bullion series, the 2011 ASE is a strong year for collectors and investors alike.
  • Walking Liberty Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman's iconic 1916 design, struck in stunning mint-state detail.
  • John Mercanti Reverse: The classic heraldic eagle reverse, designed by the U.S. Mint's 12th Chief Engraver.
  • 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.
  • Reverse: John Mercanti's heraldic eagle with a shield on its breast, arrows in one talon and an olive branch in the other, with thirteen stars above.

Specifications

Year 2011
Weight 1 troy oz (31.103 g)
Purity .999 fine silver
Diameter 40.6 mm
Edge Reeded
Finish Brilliant Uncirculated
Grade NGC MS70
Mint West Point Mint (U.S. Mint)
Mint Mark None (Bullion)
Signature Mike Castle (hand-signed)

 

History & Significance

Mike Castle served as a U.S. Representative from Delaware and was instrumental in passing the Liberty Coin Act of 1985, which authorized the American Silver Eagle program. His signature on a perfect MS70 example transforms this coin from a beautiful bullion piece into a one-of-a-kind collectible with deep legislative and historical significance. For the serious Silver Eagle collector, a Castle-signed MS70 is among the most coveted pieces in the entire series.

Specifications

Product2011 American Silver Eagle NGC MS70 w/ Mike Castle Signature - 1 oz .999 Fine Silver
MetalSilver
Weight1 troy oz
Purity.999 Fine
Mint / BrandU.S. Mint
SKU
ConditionMS70
Capsule / HolderSee details

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