#John Mercanti Coins

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ShopCSNTV's Exquisite American Silver Eagle Collectors Coin Set: A Treasure for Collectors

Don't miss this golden chance to own the exclusive American Silver Eagle collectors coin set. Crafted with 1oz of fine silver and bearing the iconic eagle design by John Mercanti. Shop now at shopcsntv and seize this amazing opportunity!

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John Mercanti Signed Silver Eagle

First Issued in 1986 the American Silver Eagle has become far and away the most collected modern silver coin in the World! Each Silver Eagle is struck from 1oz of .999 fine silver. The obverse design features a modern rendition of Adolph A. Weinman's classic Lady Liberty and the reverse features a heraldic eagle with a shield. The reverse was designed by legendary coin designer and the 12th Chief Mint Engraver of the United States Mint, John Mercanti!

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American Eagle Silver Coins – A Short Intro to a Rich Heritage

The American Eagle Silver Coin is a fascinating piece to have in any coin collectors, collection. Anybody who is interested in the art of coin collecting or numismatics, whether it be for business purposes because these coins experience a steady increase in monetary value over time, or just for enthusiasts and hobbyists who are in it for the fun of collecting pieces of history. An american eagle silver dollar possesses both historical and monetary value which is a reason why they are such a fine piece for coin collectors to have in their personal collection. There is an innate beauty that can be found in these wonderful pieces of art and Americana. Be it in mint condition or vintage, there is a beauty that can be found in all of them that draws people into its beauty like a magnet.

American Eagle Silver coins were authorized by Congress in the year 1985, got minted in the year 1986, they are made out of .999 pure silver, its purity is what makes it very valuable in the market. It contains copper and one troy ounce of silver for strength and durability.

The image of the Walking Liberty was designed by the sculptor Adolph Weinmann which was taken from the half-dollar from 1916. It is featured in the front of the coin and it symbolizes freedom. On the other side is the famous eagle and shield which was designed by sculptor and engraver John Mercanti, representing strength. The thirteen stars  represent the thirteen original colonies depicting all the ideals of the united states.

A good example of an American Eagle silver dollar coin is the Peace Silver coin. On the reverse side features a resting eagle perched on the peak of a mountain, casting its gaze upon the brilliant rays of the sun rising on the horizon. As opposed to the image of an eagle holding arrows in one talon and an olive branch in the other one, here the eagle is holding only the olive branch which symbolizes peace.

Another example would be the more sought after famous Morgan Silver Dollar. This has an image of a flying eagle on the reverse side of the coin. The eagle has both the olive branch and the arrows in both its talons. This can be identified with the wings of the eagle being done in a different fashion which is held closer to the eagle��s body. There are only a small few of this coin that are in existence, making it one of the most valuable American Eagle Silver coins. To explore more about coins click here: https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/coins-and-medals.

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U.s. silver coins for sale

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It also includes different denominations of coins that add up the total value of the bag to $100. We sell bags consisting of silver coins produced by the United States Mint with 90% silver content. You can also buy a $100 Face Value Bag with 90% silver coins from 1964 and earlier. The $500 Face Value bag is an outstanding option in every respect to add tangible wealth to your portfolio or to collect significant coinage. Each bag approximately comprises 357.50 ounces of pure silver. The bag is filled discreetly depending upon the inventory at the time of the order. It includes dimes or quarters, dated to 1964 and before. These coins with 90% pure silver come in different denominations. The $500 (Face Value) US silver bullion coins represent an eventful era in US coinage. Now, as the Mint has completely removed pure silver content from the mix, these coins from almost 5 decades ago have become particularly collectible items. At the beginning of 1965, the US Mint started subtracting pure silver from the minting process and reduced the 90% of pure silver to 40%. This canvas bag contains a combination of 90% silver coins dated back to 1964 or earlier. The American Eagle Silver Coin is highly collected as it enjoys unparalleled liquidity and recognition.Īt Camino Coin Company, we offer a $500 Face Value Bag of 90% silver coins. government, which makes it an excellent choice for investors. Its weight, silver content, and purity are guaranteed by the U.S. It is available only in the 1 Troy Oz option with 99.9% pure silver. Weinman’s famous Walking Liberty on the obverse side. It is one of the most successful bullion programs produced by the US Mint as it has had a solid image in the market for over decades.Įvery coin in the collections features an extraordinary Heraldic American Bald Eagle designed by John Mercanti on the reverse and Adolph A. Ever since its launch, investors and collectors have widely appreciated the Silver Eagle’s classic reverse and obverse design due to the high quality and purity it offers. In recent years, there has been a striking increase in the demand for American Eagle 1oz Silver Bullion Coin. It first debuted in 1986 and has been coined with some common design elements.

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The American Silver Eagle is the premier bullion coins series from the United States Mint. Weinman (1916 to 1945), and many more.Ī few of the most celebrated US Silver Coins offered by Camino Coin Company are mentioned below: Weinman (1916 to 1947), Mercury Dime also designed by Adolph A. Morgan (1878 to 1921), Walking Liberty Half Dollar by Adolph A. Other historic US Silver Bullion Coins are the Morgan Silver Dollar by George T. They later came in denominations of Eagle ($10), Half Eagle ($5), Quarter-Eagle ($2.50), and the Famed Double Eagle. One of the most popular coins ever issued by the United States Mint was the $20 Gold Double Eagle. Each series boasts a unique design that includes pictures of figures like the American Bald Eagle and Lady Liberty. The US Silver Coins come in a range of designs from historical figures, iconic sites, animals, and more. There is no shortage of options to buy silver from the Mint. Although the US Mint no longer produces silver coins for circulation, millions of investors and collectors show a keen interest in their purity, affordability, and exquisite design. The Mint offers bullion coinage from gold, silver, platinum, and palladium to historic US gold and silver circulation coins. Before 1964, the US minted silver coins had 900 pure silver content. The production of silver and gold started in 17, respectively. It delivered its first circulating coins with 11,178 Copper Cents on March 1793. The US Mint was established on April 2, 1792, after congress passed the Coinage Act. The products from the Mint are very popularly known to investors and collectors all over the world. History of US MintĪmong the three mints in America, the United States Mint coins the highest volume of gold and silver coinage. The history of the US Silver Coin also excites the collectors. One very prominent reason for beginners and expert investors to buy silver bullion online is that Silver per Oz is much lower than the price of other precious metals such as gold, platinum, and palladium. You can buy silver in various forms including, coins, bars, rounds, statues, and more. Even though gold remains the king of precious metals, millions of people invest in silver to bring affordability and diversity to their portfolios.

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Buy Platinum American Eagle *Random Date* - 1 oz | BOLD Precious Metals

BOLD is very excited to present this beautiful new American Eagle *Random Date* 1 oz Platinum Coin, produced by The United States Mint. One of the most well-known coin schemes worldwide is the American Eagle program. Silver, gold, and platinum bullion coins make up the entire series. 

   The American Platinum Eagle is less well-known globally than the gold and silver coins, which are both prized. An American Platinum Eagle coin in the brilliant uncirculated condition is currently available from BOLD Precious Metals with a random year of minting.

About American Eagle 1 oz Platinum Coin

            These 1 oz American Platinum Eagles, which will be chosen randomly, have a diameter of 32.7 mm, containing 1.0005 troy ounces of 999.5 fine platinum, providing a weight of one pure ounce. The obverse of the coin displays John Mercanti's recreation of the Statue of Liberty. Along with the date, it is inscribed with the words "Liberty," "E Pluribus Unum," and "In God We Trust." and the reverse of the coin features the Thomas D. Rodgers Srillustration .'s of a soaring Bald Eagle against early morning dawn.

Short History

       The American Eagle Bullion Program was expanded to include the American Platinum Eagle in 1997. The platinum coin now joined the gold and silver coins that had been available since 1986. The United States Mint has only ever produced the Platinum Eagle coin in investment-grade platinum. The US Government guarantees the weight, content, and purity of only Platinum Eagles, which are the only platinum bullion coins.

             The American Platinum Eagle coins have been available in four distinct sizes over the duration of the series. Each one has a legal tender face value and the declared weight in pure platinum.

$100 face value per ounce.

$50 face value per half ounce.

1/4 ounce: face value of $25.

10 cents on the dollar in weight.

From the beginning of the series in 1997 through 2008, the four denominations were available for both bullion coins and collectible proof coins. From 2006 to 2008, all four options included the coveted uncirculated coins. Since 2009, only the one-ounce size of the proof coins has been available. From 2009 through 2013, no bullion coins were created; however, one-ounce-sized coins were once again issued starting in 2014.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: 2001 D Rhode Island State Quarter High Grade Condition.

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1994-W $5 PROOF GOLD COIN WORLD CUP SOCCER FOOTBALL PCGS PR69 PF69 John Mercanti https://ift.tt/311YtyU

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Great price on this 2021-W American Silver Eagle Proof TYPE 1 OGP/COA ONLY: $82.00 2021-W American Silver Eagle Proof TYPE 1  This coin has the Type-1 design bearing the original Mercanti Heraldic Eagle reverse design. This is the final appearance of John M. Mercanti's spectacular Heraldic Eagle reverse design on a "W" Proof American Silver Eagle.1 oz. Fine Silver .999Comes in original U.S. Mint Packaging with COA. https://www.thecoinshop.shop/proof-american-silver-eagles/2021-w-american-silver-eagle-proof-type-1-ogpcoa View MORE Proof American Silver Eagles https://www.thecoinshop.shop/proof-american-silver-eagles

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ShopCSN: Complete Collection of Silver Eagle Coins Since 1986!

Discover the extensive collection of Silver Eagle coins available at ShopCSN! Introduced in 1986 and designed by John M. Mercanti, these iconic coins hold the prestigious title of being the official bullion of the United States. Immerse yourself in our remarkable assortment, encompassing every edition from 1986 to the present day. Start your journey into the world of Silver Eagle coins with ShopCSN today. Visit our website: https://shopcsntv.com/us-coins/silver-coins/silver-eagles.html

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American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money 129th Convention medal created by Don Everhart

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — Retired United States Mint designer, sculptor, and engraver, Don Everhart, has finished his plaster sculpts of the American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money 129th Convention medal. The medal depicts the bust of Pittsburgh area born environmentalist and biologist Rachel Carson.

The August 4th – 8th ANA Convention is in a state of uncertainty in light of the restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The ANA and the Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists (PAN) are moving forward with the convention medal regardless of the annual numismatic gathering’s fate. The medal will be produced in the sizes and metal compositions of previous ANA convention medals; 1.5” bronze, 2.75” bronze, and a two-medal set of 1.5” bronze and silver. Pricing will be announced at a later date.

The medal design came as a result of a December 2019 PAN board meeting when board chairman Donald Carlucci queried those in attendance with medal topic preferences. Previous ANA / Pittsburgh medals have depicted John Mercanti’s 1989 design of young Major George Washington overlooking the French advancement to the fork of the Ohio Valley prior to the French and Indian War, and Jamie Franki’s 2011 ANA-National Money Show medal of Andrew Carnegie and Andrew Mellon obverse with a ladle pouring molten steel reverse. After some ideas and discussion, Carlucci presented a very compelling presentation as to why a Rachel Carson medal would be appropriate today.

Rachel Carson was born in 1907 and was raised by her parents in a four-room house on 65 acres in Springdale, Pennsylvania, along the Allegheny River. Her lifelong passion for the state of our natural world brought to the forefront man’s unintentional damage to the environment. One of her books, Silent Spring, published in 1962, created quite the awareness controversy. On June 4th, 1963, testifying before the United States Congress, Rachel Carson began:

Mr. Chairman, I appreciate the opportunity to discuss with you this morning the problems of environmental hazards and the control of pesticides. The contamination of the environment with harmful substances is one of the major problems of modern life. The world of air and water and soil supports not only the hundreds of thousands of species of animals and plants, it supports man himself.

Ms. Carson’s voice took on the powerful chemical industry. These unsafe compounds proved to be a major cause of the rapid decline of the American bald eagle population because of their feeding habits within the rivers and streams. The chemicals also affected the viability of our national bird’s nest eggs that resulted in shell weakness that caused the eggs to crack and resulted in the continuing decline of the bald eagle population.

Mr. Carlucci’s convincing discourse about the extraordinary life of Rachel Carson had the PAN board members sold on the idea. The next step was to contact ANA membership Chairman Carey Hardy to acquire ANA approval. Initially when speaking of a medal subject, many questioned, who is Rachel Carson, and why, with so many Pittsburgh historical titans of industry, would she be selected? A George Westinghouse medal certainly could be a more popular choice. A few things come into play to understand why. Her tireless work had a profound effect on preserving our national symbol that graces much of our coinage. The year 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, guaranteeing and protecting women’s constitutional right to vote. Women are more involved in numismatics today than at any time in history including our ANA executive director and board members, owners, and managing partners of large numismatic companies, coin show coordinators nationwide, the creation of the Women in Numismatics (WIN) organization, to the increasing number of young girls participating in young numismatist programs nationwide. The recognition and increasing awareness of global climate change is something that Rachel Carson would have had a profound interest in today if she were still alive. The ANA readily approved the creation of a Rachel Carson convention medal and the next step was to find an artist.

PAN has had a very good relationship with Don Everhart. His skill at design and portraiture sculpting is uncanny with his ability to capture the essence, passion, and personality of the subjects.  We witnessed this first hand when Don created the Pope Francis visit to Washington D.C. medal for PAN. The end result was perfect. PAN President Thomas Uram called Don and asked if he would be interested in designing and sculpting the Rachel Carson medal for the August ANA World’s Fair of Money. He readily agreed to the project and went to work.

Don Everhart’s enthusiasm grew as the project progressed to these beautifully finished plaster sculpts. He describes the obverse and reverse as such:

When designing the medal, I first re-read her book, “Silent Spring”. I had read it when I was in elementary school and definitely needed a refresher. As stated before, the pesticides negative effect on the air, land, and water was particularly devastating. My obverse design attempts to illustrate all three elements of the natural world most affected by the use of chemicals to eradicate pests. An eagle flies in the sky, a deer and fawn browse on vegetation on a farmer’s field while fish swim in a fast moving river. Her favorite butterfly, the Monarch, is perched on her name. A solemn but hopeful look is present on the portrait of Carson. I am sure she would still be unsatisfied and still be battling for our environment had she lived today.

For the reverse, I have depicted a bald eagle as it swoops down onto the water to snag a trout to bring back to the nest to feed her hatchlings. The American bald eagle has been a success story thanks to Carson’s unwavering efforts to make our natural world more safe and livable. In fact, I have witnessed many eagles on my bike while riding in Pennsylvania and beyond. It is always a thrill to witness this majestic bird in flight. They are unmistakable with their size and white head and tail feathers as they glide through the air. They are usually found near a water source, where its main diet consists of fish.

The American Bald Eagle deserves its place as our national symbol. To see one in flight is to witness one of the most majestic creatures to inhabit this precious earth that we all inhabit.

We are looking forward to the sale of the finished product and believe that the interest in this incredible lady will make this one of the most popular ANA Convention medals to ever be offered.

Press release courtesy of the Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists.

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Silver Eagle Struck at West Point Type 2 PCGS MS70 First Strike Damstra Signed Mint Designer Series

First issued in 1986 the American Silver Eagle has become far and away the most collected modern silver coin in the World! Now, after 35 years this classic and popular coin is being updated with an enhanced obverse design and a brand new reverse!

The classic Walking Liberty design by Adolph Weinman is still featured on the obverse of the Type 2 Silver Eagle. However, thanks to technological advancements in the design and minting process, Liberty now encompasses some of Weinman's original details that were not previously possible!

The new reverse was designed by the artist Emily Damstra and sculpted by U.S. Mint Engraver Michael Gaudioso. It features an eagle as it approaches a landing, carrying an oak branch, as if to add it to it's nest. Also included in the reverse design are the inscriptions "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", "E PLURIBUS UNUM", "1 OZ FINE SILVER" and "ONE DOLLAR".

Although the West Point Mint is the primary production location for bullion Silver Eagles, in recent years, demand has been extremely strong, and the Mint has been unable to meet the demand. In an effort to keep up, both the Philadelphia and the San Francisco Mints have been used to augment American Silver Eagle Bullion production.

You might be wondering how would one know if they had a Silver Eagle struck from the West Point Mint, the Philadelphia Mint or the San Francisco Mint if the bullion coins do not have a mint mark? The Silver Eagles struck at each of these 3 Mint's have specific serial numbers on their sealed US Mint monster box's that allow the grading services to recognize them upon submission. When Silver Eagles are submitted for grading and can be verified as coming from either West Point, Philadelphia or San Francisco, NGC is adding a (W) designation for West Point, a (P) designation for Philadelphia and an (S) designation for San Francisco on the label.

This 2021 (W) $1 Silver Eagle Type 2 was struck at the West Point Mint and has been certified an MS70 First Strike by PCGS. In addition the label has been hand signed by Emily Damstra the new type 2 Silver Eagle reverse designer for the exclusive PCGS Mint Designer Series.

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US-Canada Pride of Two Nations Coin Set

The normally close relationship between America and its northern neighbor, Canada, has been under strain in recent years, with each country working from very different political playbooks. But in the coin world all is rosy, and to make that point the US Mint and the Royal Canadian Mint have got together for a first. They have created a two-coin set that combines an American Silver Eagle with a Canadian Silver Maple Leaf – both popular collector coins in their own right. To make the set special, each coin has a unique finish, exclusive to the set.

The finish on the Silver Eagle is an enhanced reverse proof with a frosted background and areas of frost and polish enhancing the design. The Silver Maple Leaf has a modified proof finish with frosted images on a polished background, and with the inscriptions also polished, rather than the more usual use of frosting for inscriptions. To enhance the collectible value, the US Mint is producing just 100,000 sets, and the Royal Canadian Mint just 10,000. The Canadian sales were completely sold out when released near the end of June, and the US sets went on sale July 3.

The American Silver Eagle has been made since 1986, and for this set the design is unmodified. The obverse is the Adolph A. Weinman ‘Walking Liberty’, showing a female personification of Liberty in full-length, striding forward into freedom. She is wrapped in folds of the American Flag. The image uses the flamboyant 19th century style of rendering fabrics. ‘Walking Liberty’ has been a clear favorite for coin design since it was first seen on the 1916 to 1947 half-dollar, which Weinman designed it for. Its popularity was of course why the Mint chose it when the American Silver Eagle was launched. In Liberty’s left hand there are laurel and oak branches, symbols of victory, endurance and strength – virtues needed to protect Liberty. The inscriptions are: 2019, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST.

The reverse was designed by John Mercanti, showing an heraldic eagle behind a shield. There is an an olive branch in its right claws and arrows in its left, which are features from the Great Seal of the United States. Above the eagle are thirteen five-pointed stars, symbols of the original thirteen Colonies. Inscriptions on the reverse are; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1 OZ. FINE SILVER~ONE DOLLAR, and E PLURIBUS UNUM, and the mintmark, which for this special issue is ‘W’, which is the West Point minting facility.

The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin is a modified design based on the well-known Maple Leave coin. The obverse has an image of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Susanna Blunt. The profile is placed on a background of radiating lines, and there is a deep border of two rows of stars and two rows of maple leaves. The reverse is the classic leaf of the sugar maple – also seen on the Canadian flag – that was created by Walter Ott in 1979. The same background pattern of radiating lines, and the stars and maple leaves border is also used on this side. The inscriptions, ELIZABETH II, 5 DOLLARS, 2019 are on the obverse, with 9999, FINE SILVER, 1 OZ, ARGENT PURE   on the reverse side.

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US-Canada Pride of Two Nations Coin Set

The normally close relationship between America and its northern neighbor, Canada, has been under strain in recent years, with each country working from very different political playbooks. But in the coin world all is rosy, and to make that point the US Mint and the Royal Canadian Mint have got together for a first. They have created a two-coin set that combines an American Silver Eagle with a Canadian Silver Maple Leaf – both popular collector coins in their own right. To make the set special, each coin has a unique finish, exclusive to the set.

The finish on the Silver Eagle is an enhanced reverse proof with a frosted background and areas of frost and polish enhancing the design. The Silver Maple Leaf has a modified proof finish with frosted images on a polished background, and with the inscriptions also polished, rather than the more usual use of frosting for inscriptions. To enhance the collectible value, the US Mint is producing just 100,000 sets, and the Royal Canadian Mint just 10,000. The Canadian sales were completely sold out when released near the end of June, and the US sets went on sale July 3.

The American Silver Eagle has been made since 1986, and for this set the design is unmodified. The obverse is the Adolph A. Weinman ‘Walking Liberty’, showing a female personification of Liberty in full-length, striding forward into freedom. She is wrapped in folds of the American Flag. The image uses the flamboyant 19th century style of rendering fabrics. ‘Walking Liberty’ has been a clear favorite for coin design since it was first seen on the 1916 to 1947 half-dollar, which Weinman designed it for. Its popularity was of course why the Mint chose it when the American Silver Eagle was launched. In Liberty’s left hand there are laurel and oak branches, symbols of victory, endurance and strength – virtues needed to protect Liberty. The inscriptions are: 2019, LIBERTY, and IN GOD WE TRUST.

The reverse was designed by John Mercanti, showing an heraldic eagle behind a shield. There is an an olive branch in its right claws and arrows in its left, which are features from the Great Seal of the United States. Above the eagle are thirteen five-pointed stars, symbols of the original thirteen Colonies. Inscriptions on the reverse are; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1 OZ. FINE SILVER~ONE DOLLAR, and E PLURIBUS UNUM, and the mintmark, which for this special issue is ‘W’, which is the West Point minting facility.

The Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coin is a modified design based on the well-known Maple Leave coin. The obverse has an image of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by Susanna Blunt. The profile is placed on a background of radiating lines, and there is a deep border of two rows of stars and two rows of maple leaves. The reverse is the classic leaf of the sugar maple – also seen on the Canadian flag – that was created by Walter Ott in 1979. The same background pattern of radiating lines, and the stars and maple leaves border is also used on this side. The inscriptions, ELIZABETH II, 5 DOLLARS, 2019 are on the obverse, with 9999, FINE SILVER, 1 OZ, ARGENT PURE   on the reverse side.

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