2025 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES

The U.S. Mint American Silver Eagle series, first introduced in 1986, is a highly regarded coin program that features the iconic Walking Liberty design, originally created by Adolph A. Weinman in 1916. Each coin contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver, making it a popular choice for collectors and stackers alike.

The American Silver Eagle is not only a symbol of American craftsmanship and artistry but also represents the nation's commitment to quality and integrity in coin production.

In 2021, the series underwent a significant design change, introducing a refreshed reverse that showcases an eagle in flight, symbolizing strength and freedom.

Over the years, it has become a staple in the numismatic community, celebrated for its beauty, historical significance, and collectibility.

Each release, including the anticipated 2025 edition, honors the enduring spirit of liberty and the rich heritage of the United States, making it a cherished addition to any collection.

With its one-dollar face value, the Silver Eagle is often seen as the modern equivalent of the silver dollar. As one of the most popular collected series, the limited annual supply has consistently faced high demand for each yearly release, making some back-dated issues hard to find and potentially carrying numismatic premiums.

The 2025 1-oz American Silver Eagle

• Highly sought after by both silver enthusiasts and coin collectors.
• 99.9% pure silver.
• 1 Troy ounce - legal tender
• Features the classic Walking Liberty design, considered one of the most beautiful coins ever struck.
• The only silver bullion coin whos weight and purity is backed by the U.S. government.

There isn't just one type of Silver Eagle coin; the diverse range issued over the past four decades makes collecting both enjoyable and intriguing. To date, over 300 million Silver Eagles have been produced. Additionally, the American Eagle Coin program also includes annual releases of gold, platinum, and palladium Eagles.

Graded coins can enhance any collection, with many collectors preferring those evaluated by expert grading companies to ensure excellent condition. Coin grading protects and assesses a coin's state while adding a personal touch with labels.

Developed in 1949 by numismatist William H. Sheldon, the Sheldon Grading Scale rates coins on a 70-point system, with 1 as the lowest and 70 as the highest. Since American Silver Eagles are never circulated, most are found in higher grades (65 to 70).

Two leading third-party certification companies, Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) and Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), use the Sheldon Scale to grade Silver Eagles, with the highest grades being PCGS MS70 and NGC MS70. To achieve an MS70, a coin must have no visible flaws at 5x magnification, outstanding luster, and a complete strike. An MS69 grade indicates a fully struck coin with strong luster but minor flaws.

GovMint offers certified 2025 American Silver Eagles through NGC and PCGS.