2021-W Bullion Silver Eagles NGC MS-69 W Eagle Landing T-2 Burnished Silver Eagle

The 2021 W Burnished Silver Eagle NGC MS-69 Eagle Landing T-2 is a stunning numismatic coin that celebrates the rich history and artistry of the American Silver Eagle series. This exceptional coin is the first year of production for the Burnished Silver Eagle featuring the new Type 2 Reverse design, adding to its desirability and collectibility.

Minted at the West Point Mint, the 2021 W Burnished Silver Eagle NGC MS-69 is a highly sought-after addition to any numismatic collection. With a limited mintage of just 212,609 coins, this coin's scarcity ensures that it will be a valuable asset for years to come.

The obverse of the coin features the iconic design by renowned sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, showcasing the striking image of Lady Liberty in a flowing gown, striding confidently forward. The reverse, designed by Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso, depicts the graceful "Eagle Landing" motif, capturing the power and majesty of the American bald eagle as it alights on a branch.

Graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC) as MS-69, this coin represents the exceptional quality and condition of the strike, with only minor imperfections visible under close inspection. Of the total 1,432 2021 W Burnished Silver Eagles graded as MS-69 by NGC, this coin stands out as a true treasure for collectors and investors alike.

Whether you are a seasoned numismatist or a newcomer to the world of precious metal coins, the 2021 W Burnished Silver Eagle NGC MS-69 Eagle Landing T-2 is a must-have addition to your collection. Its stunning design, limited mintage, and exceptional condition make it a timeless piece that will only increase in value and desirability over time.

• Mintage: 212,609
• First year of production for the Burnished Silver Eagle with the new Type 2 Reverse design
• Graded by NGC as MS-69
• Total of 1,432 coins graded as MS-69 by NGC
• Obverse design by Adolph A. Weinman
• Reverse design by Emily Damstra and Michael Gaudioso

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