2003 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coin NGC MS69

Out of the 9,242,839 Silver Eagles minted in 2003, only 104,938 have been certified as an MS69 grade by NGC.

This MS69 American Silver Eagle Coin is one of the only 9,242,839 ever produced by United States Mint in 2003. It also bears the distinction of being one of the 104,938 coins from that series to be professionally graded with an MS69 (Mint State of 69) by the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). Coins with an MS69 grade are in near perfect condition. To maintain their mint state, all NGC certified coins are individually sealed and kept in their original protective case.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of .999 pure silver.
• Graded a near-perfect MS69 by the NGC.
• Has a $1 face value back by the United States government.
• Minted by the United State Mint.
• Individual coins ship in plastic NGC slabs.

Each one of these US Minted coins has been struck in one troy ounce of .999 pure silver. This beautifully engraved piece of American coinage displays two of the most emblematic symbols of patriotism: the iconic Lady Liberty, as well as the Great Seal of the United States. The front image of the coin features Lady Liberty approaching the rising sun with a bundle of branches cradled in one arm while her other arm is extended in welcome.  This design is a representation of the opportunities and abundance that our nation bestows to those who immigrate to the US.

The reverse side proudly displays the Great Seal of the United States, which consists of an eagle with its wings and talons fully outstretched behind a flag. The olive branch and set of arrows it clutches symbolize our government’s dedication to ensuring peace and protection.

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