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Certified American Silver Eagle Coins
The Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. The U.S. Mint began producing the Silver Eagle in 1986, and in addition to the bullion version, the Mint has issued an uncirculated proof version for collectors. The 99.9% pure Silver Eagle has a face value of one dollar; however, its market value is significantly higher. The obverse of the coin features the iconic “Walking Liberty” design, while the reverse depicts a heraldic eagle behind a shield. At DEIGOLDANDSILVERCOINS, we purchase certified American Silver Eagles directly from customers.
Why Are Silver Eagles Certified and Graded?
Silver Eagles are graded to determine quality, which is critical when we assess their value for purchase. Grading identifies the rarity, appeal, and liquidity of the coin, while certification assures our team that the coin’s condition is genuine. Coins are evaluated on five main factors: strike, surface, preservation, luster, and eye appeal. Conditions range from Good, with only 10 percent of the design visible, to Mint State, which retains 100 percent of the design and full luster. Coins are also assigned a numerical grade from 1 to 70, with 1 being barely recognizable and 70 being flawless.
Investor Appeal
While the official face value of the American Silver Eagle is one dollar, its intrinsic value is determined by silver content and the spot price. Rarity and condition also influence its market value, with uncirculated coins commanding premiums. Millions of American Silver Eagles are sold and resold yearly, and DEIGOLDANDSILVERCOINS purchases them from collectors and investors seeking secure, fair transactions. Silver is widely used as a hedge against inflation, currency devaluation, and market uncertainty.
Why Is the Silver Eagle So Collectible?
The American Silver Eagle is highly sought after by collectors for several reasons:
- It is visually striking, regarded as one of the most beautiful U.S. coin designs.
- It offers insight into America’s history.
- It serves as the modern equivalent of the Silver Dollar, and top-graded coins command premiums well above silver content.
- Many collectors build complete series, acquiring one coin for each year of production, adding new coins annually. The Silver Eagle series enhances any collection.
Who Grades The Silver Eagle?
Two major U.S. coin grading companies certify Silver Eagles: Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). These companies are recognized as the leading authorities in the industry.
Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS)
PCGS is one of the most trusted grading services in the industry. They offer programs such as “First Strike,” Secure Plus, and standard grading, along with high-quality coin photography and special label options. Their stackable plastic holders include anti-counterfeiting features such as a holographic emblem, ensuring secure certification for coins we purchase.
Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC)
NGC is the world’s largest third-party coin grading service and the official grading partner of the Professional Numismatists Guild and the American Numismatic Association. NGC also grades ancient coins. Each coin is examined by at least two professional numismatists to ensure accurate grading. Like PCGS, NGC coins include anti-counterfeiting and photography measures.
Proof Certified Coins
Proof coins are uncirculated and therefore typically have a higher value than circulated bullion. They are preserved in cases or folders, maintaining their appearance and quality. When certified by PCGS or NGC, proof coins carry a certificate of authenticity verifying their condition and value. DEIGOLDANDSILVERCOINS purchases certified proof Silver Eagles, providing secure offers to collectors and investors. For questions or to arrange a sale, call our customer service team at [+ (702) 460-5188], chat with us online, or email us directly.
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FAQ's
Certified American Silver Eagles are 1-ounce coins made from 99.9% pure silver, officially minted by the U.S. Mint. “Certified” means they have been authenticated and graded by professional third-party services, ensuring quality, purity, and collectible value for investors and numismatists alike.
Certification guarantees authenticity and grade, reducing risk of counterfeit coins. Collectors and investors value certified coins more because they come with a professional assessment of condition, which can affect resale value. They provide both security for new buyers and confidence for long-term investment.
Grading involves evaluating the coin’s strike, luster, surface quality, and overall condition. Third-party services like PCGS or NGC assign a numeric grade (1–70), with higher numbers indicating near-perfect coins. Certified coins are sealed in protective holders with the grade displayed for trust and preservation.
Bullion coins are sold for their silver content at market prices, while certified Silver Eagles include grading, authentication, and collectibility. Certified coins can command higher premiums due to rarity, condition, and collector demand, making them attractive for both investment and numismatic purposes.
Yes, certified Silver Eagles are widely recognized and liquid in the coin market. Buyers trust the third-party grading, which speeds up transactions. You can sell them at coin shops, auctions, online marketplaces, or through reputable dealers, often achieving higher prices than ungraded coins.
They are considered a safe investment due to silver’s intrinsic value and the coins’ collectibility. While silver prices fluctuate, certified coins maintain authenticity and grade, providing security and potential for long-term appreciation, especially for rare or high-grade examples.
Counterfeits exist, but certified coins come sealed by trusted grading companies like PCGS or NGC. Check the holder, hologram, and certification number online. Uncertified coins should be tested for weight, dimensions, and magnetism to avoid scams. Certification removes much of the risk.
Keep them in their protective holders, away from humidity, heat, and direct sunlight. Store in a safe or secure cabinet to prevent damage or theft. Avoid handling directly with fingers; use gloves to preserve luster and maintain their certified grade and long-term value.
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