Shortly after the establishment of the gold depository at Fort Knox, a silver depository was opened at West Point, New York. It was adjacent to the nation's Military Academy. Later the U.S. Mint established a branch here to strike Silver Eagles. In order to identify those struck here, a special burnished finish was used along with the coveted "W" mintmark. We found a small cache of 2007—W Eagles, now 6 years ...

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Shortly after the establishment of the gold depository at Fort Knox, a silver depository was opened at West Point, New York. It was adjacent to the nation's Military Academy. Later the U.S. Mint established a branch here to strike Silver Eagles. In order to identify those struck here, a special burnished finish was used along with the coveted "W" mintmark. We found a small cache of 2007—W Eagles, now 6 years old, and we are able to offer this increasingly scarce date today in Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) near—perfect Mint State—69 (MS69) condition. What a remarkably low price! Hurry though. These are now very difficult to find. They likely won't get any easier in the future. Get yours before our supply evaporates.