Discover some of the most valuable American gold and silver Eagle coins ever minted, plus some tips to help determine how much yours could be worth.

Silver is up about 10% in 2016. Owning physical silver is a good way to profit on that price rise. Before buying, here are six facts about the American Silver Eagle coin you should know.

With a volatile marketplace, investing in silver is a safe and valuable opportunity for anyone looking to safeguard their finances. These are some of the top-rated silver coins you can easily purchase ...

An Apples-to-Apples Comparison For example, in 2019, Coin Collectors Blog examined a set of 31 1986-2016 American Silver Eagle coins graded MS-69 by NGC. Rare Collectibles TV host Rick Tomaska ...

American Silver Eagle Coin The American Silver Eagle began production in 1986 when the U.S. Defense National Stockpile wanted to get rid of its surplus silver, according to the USGB.

A drop in silver prices this year has attracted investors seeking a bargain, prompting a temporary sellout of the 2018 American Silver Eagle bullion coins at the U.S. Mint this month.

Uncirculated 1-oz. silver American Eagle coins can currently be purchased for $76 each from a bullion coin dealer (the U.S. Mint doesn’t sell bullion directly to the public).

Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper Diameter: 38.1 mm Value: Similar to Morgan dollars, with common dates valued at $25–$50 and rare coins much higher. American Silver Eagle ...

According to mint spokesman Michael White, 6,700,000 ounces of Silver Eagle coins were sold between Jan. 7, when the coins first went on sale, and Jan. 15. Until this year, the all-time high was ...

In his lawsuit, Roseman says that two of the purchases he made on April 17 were described on the BGASC website as "1 oz. Silver Rounds Walking Liberty Design by Jet Bullion .999 Fine," and the other ...

Latin for “Nighttime Sun,” Sol Noctis is the first series of real proof collectible coins denominated in bitcoins. The first coin of the series got the name of the Binary Eagle. It’s a pure silver ...

American Silver Eagle Coin The American Silver Eagle began production in 1986 when the U.S. Defense National Stockpile wanted to get rid of its surplus silver, according to the USGB.