2007 1 OZ AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE W MARK

Description

• Pure Silver: Contains 1 Troy ounce of .999 fine silver, ensuring its high purity and intrinsic value.
• West Point Mint Mark: The “W” mint mark on this coin signifies it was produced at the West Point Mint, which is notable for its limited mintage of certain Silver Eagles, particularly in this year.
• Burnished Finish: This coin is part of the burnished uncirculated series, where coins are struck on specially treated planchets, giving them a matte-like appearance distinct from the regular bullion varieties.
• Iconic Designs: The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s classic “Walking Liberty” design, while the reverse displays the heraldic eagle designed by John Mercanti, symbolizing American heritage.
• Limited Mintage: With a mintage of only 621,333 for the 2007-W Burnished Silver Eagle, this coin is scarcer than its bullion counterpart, enhancing its collectible appeal.
• Legal Tender: Has a face value of $1 (USD), backed by the U.S. government, though its collectible and silver content value far exceed this nominal value.
• Packaging: Often comes with its original US Mint box and a Certificate of Authenticity, adding to its allure for collectors.
• Investment and Collectibility: Ideal for those looking to invest in silver with a focus on numismatic value due to its rarity, condition, and unique finish.
• Numismatic Significance: The “W” mark and the burnished finish make this coin a must-have for collectors of the American Silver Eagle series, especially for those aiming to complete sets with special strikes.
• Historical Context: 2007 was a year when the U.S. Mint explored various special issues, making this coin not only an investment in silver but also in the history of American coinage.