5 dealers comparedUS Mint
1 oz Silver American Eagle NGC/PCGS MS 70 (Random Year)
- 1 oz
- .999
- US Mint
- Random
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All 5 dealer prices at qty 5
| # | Dealer | Price at qty 5 | Premium | They pay you | Offer link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  JM Bullion | Out of stock | — | $60.00spot +0.62% | Notify me when JM Bullion has this in stock — sign in first |
| 2 |  SD Bullion | $84.74 | +$25.11+42.11% | $59.85spot +0.37% | View offer |
| 3 | Bullion Exchanges | $82.13 | +$22.50+37.73% | $58.31spot −2.21% | View offer |
| 4 |  Money Metals | $139.78 | +$80.15+134.41% | $57.00spot −4.41% | View offer |
| 5 |  Apmex | $83.07 | +$23.44+39.31% | Not published | View offer |
What dealers pay for this product
- Best bidJM Bullion$60.00spot +0.62%+$0.37/oz
- SD Bullion$59.85spot +0.37%+$0.22/oz
- Bullion Exchanges$58.31spot −2.21%−$1.32/oz
Top 3 of 4 buybacks published, of 5 dealers compared · best is 27.39% below the single-unit wire price
About this product
Please note: Label and holder may vary (for example, First Strike or Early Releases). Year is random.
Silver Eagle MS 70 Random Year: Perfect Grade, Random Date
If the grade matters more to you than the date, a Silver Eagle MS 70 random year coin keeps things simple. Each coin contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and is graded a perfect MS 70 by either NGC or PCGS, with no post-production imperfections visible under 5x magnification. Labels and holders can vary, and some may carry designations such as First Strike or Early Releases.
Two Reverses, One Official Coin
The American Silver Eagle has been the official silver bullion coin of the United States since 1986. Its obverse features Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty draped in the American flag. The reverse depends on the year you receive. Earlier coins show John Mercanti's heraldic eagle, while issues from mid-2021 onward show the newer landing-eagle design. A random-year listing could bring either one.
Coin Specifications
- Contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver
- Graded MS 70 by NGC or PCGS
- Produced by the U.S. Mint
- Face value of $1
- Year: Random
Comparing Random-Year MS 70 Prices
Because the date is random, compare these coins mainly on grade, holder, and premium over spot. Bullion Hunters shows each dealer's published price side by side. Compare with date-specific silver eagle listings, or browse more U.S. silver coins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does MS 70 mean on a Silver Eagle?
MS 70 is a perfect Mint State grade, meaning no post-production imperfections are visible under 5x magnification. Coins in this listing are graded MS 70 by NGC or PCGS.
Which year Silver Eagle will I get?
The year is random. Depending on the date, the reverse shows either John Mercanti's heraldic eagle or the newer landing-eagle design used from mid-2021 onward.
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Specifications
- Mint
- US Mint
- Year
- Random
- Fineness
- .999
- Metal weight
- 1 oz
- Grade
- MS 70
- Face value
- $1
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