2007 American Silver Eagle PR69

The 2007 American Silver Eagle remains one of the most searched issues in the hobby, and this year fits what buyers look for in the flagship series the U.S. Mint has produced since 1986. Graded PR69, it captures the proof striking that highlights every detail of the design. Adolph Weinman’s Walking Liberty strides across the obverse while John Mercanti’s heraldic eagle commands the reverse, both rendered in one ounce of .999 fine silver.

The composition and proof finish bring out crisp definition and reflective surfaces that have long appealed to those who appreciate the series’ classic imagery. Collectors and stackers return to these coins for their liquidity and the devoted following that values strike quality, luster, and eye appeal. Whether building a type set or adding to a holdings of American silver, the 2007 issue delivers both historical resonance and practical demand.

Key features

• Year: 2007
• Denomination: $1
• Composition: .999 fine silver
• Weight: 1 troy oz
• Fineness: .999+ fine
• Silver content (ASW): 1 troy oz
• Diameter: 40.6 mm
• Edge: reeded
• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman obverse; John Mercanti reverse (Type 1)
• Obverse: Walking Liberty (adapted from 1916 half dollar)
• Reverse: Heraldic eagle with shield (Type 1, 1986-2021)
• Mint marks: Philadelphia, West Point (W), San Francisco (S) on proofs and special issues
• Varieties: Silver Eagle
• Mintage: Annual bullion, proof, and burnished issues
• Collector demand: Flagship U.S. silver bullion coin; collected by date and finish
• Grade: PR69