2026-W 1 oz Enhanced Uncirculated Silver American Eagle Liberty Bell Privy (w/Box & COA)

Celebrating the Semiquincentennial (250th anniversary) of the United States, the U.S. Mint releases a historic, limited-edition issue: the 2026-W 1 oz Enhanced Uncirculated Silver American Eagle. Struck at the West Point Mint, this special release pairs a rare Enhanced Uncirculated finish—combining laser-frosted design details with unpolished fields—with dual dates ("1776 ~ 2026") and an exclusive Liberty Bell privy mark containing the numeral "250". With a strictly capped mintage of just 125,000 coins, each piece comes in official U.S. Mint presentation packaging with a satin-lined velvet case and Certificate of Authenticity.

The American Silver Eagle program, introduced in 1986, is the official silver bullion coin series of the United States. While proof and standard uncirculated finishes are issued annually, the Enhanced Uncirculated finish is among the rarest treatments ever used by the U.S. Mint for Silver Eagles—first introduced in 2013 and featured for the first time on the Type 2 eagle-landing reverse. Released as part of the nation's 2026 Semiquincentennial celebration, this coin represents one of the few single-year-only privy mark releases in Silver Eagle history, making it a key prize for numismatists and stackers alike.

Coin Features:

• Limited mintage of 125,000
• Contains .999 fine silver and weighs 1 troy ounce
• Enhanced Uncirculated Finish
• Minted by the US Mint at the West Point facility
• Face value of $1 USD backed by the US Government
• Coin packaged in the mint-issued box with a certificate of authenticity
• Obverse: Displays the Walking Liberty design, which shows Lady Liberty advancing confidently toward the rising sun, symbolizing national hope and renewal. The dual date “1776–2026” is inscribed along the lower rim to honor the Semiquincentennial, while the new Liberty Bell “250” privy mark appears beside her.
• Reverse: Displays Emily Damstra’s Type 2 heraldic eagle, grasping an oak branch mid-landing.