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1995 1 oz Silver American Eagle $1 Coin NGC MS 69
- 1 oz
- .999
- US Mint
- 1995
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| # | Dealer | Price at qty 1 | Premium | They pay you | Offer link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bullion Exchanges | $76.75 | +$23.01+42.82% | Not published | View offer |
| 2 |  SD Bullion | $78.98 | +$25.24+46.97% | Not published | View offer |
| 3 |  Apmex | Out of stock | — | Not published | Notify me when Apmex has this in stock — sign in first |
| 4 |  JM Bullion | Out of stock | — | Not published | Notify me when JM Bullion has this in stock — sign in first |
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1995 Silver Eagle NGC MS 69: The Original Heraldic Eagle Reverse
Earlier Silver Eagles have a look of their own, and the 1995 Silver Eagle NGC MS 69 shows the original reverse used through 2021. It contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and carries a $1 face value. NGC, an independent grading service, rated it a near-perfect Mint State 69 and sealed it in an official holder, with label and holder style subject to variation.
Weinman's Liberty and Mercanti's Eagle
First released in 1986, the American Silver Eagle quickly became one of the most popular silver bullion coins. Its obverse features Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty. The reverse on this 1995 coin is John Mercanti's heraldic eagle with a shield on its chest, the original design that remained in use through 2021. That makes a mid-1990s coin like this one a clear example of the original design pairing.
Coin Specifications
- Contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver
- Graded MS 69 by NGC
- Produced by the U.S. Mint
- Face value of $1
- Obverse: Walking Liberty
- Reverse: Heraldic eagle by John Mercanti
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does NGC MS 69 mean?
NGC is a third-party grading service. MS 69 is a near-perfect Mint State grade, one point below the top grade of 70. This 1995 Silver Eagle carries that grade in an NGC holder.
Which reverse design is on the 1995 Silver Eagle?
The 1995 Silver Eagle shows John Mercanti's heraldic eagle with a shield on its chest. This was the original reverse, used through 2021, paired with Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty obverse.
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Specifications
- Mint
- US Mint
- Year
- 1995
- Fineness
- .999
- Metal weight
- 1 oz
- Grade
- MS 69
- Face value
- $1
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