
2026-W American Silver Eagle 250th Anniversary Proof – 1 oz Silver
Product Specifications

The 2026-W American Silver Eagle 250th Anniversary Proof marks the United States’ semiquincentennial with the dual date 1776–2026 and a Liberty Bell privy containing “250.” Struck at West Point, it contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and carries a $1 legal-tender denomination.
Adolph A. Weinman’s Walking Liberty appears on the obverse. The reverse depicts an eagle approaching a landing with an oak branch, alongside the W mint mark. A variation in the reeded edge provides an additional security feature.
The Proof finish pairs reflective fields with frosted design details. This is the 2026-W Proof issue, distinct from the Enhanced Uncirculated version. Offered ungraded; Proof identifies the finish and does not imply a certified PR69 or PR70 grade. The U.S. Mint lists a 500,000-coin mintage limit for this issue.
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What does BU mean?
Brilliant Uncirculated describes an uncirculated coin. It does not promise a certified numerical grade. Read the condition and finish listed for this product.
How do Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated finishes differ?
Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated are distinct finishes. Match the title, mint mark and finish when comparing editions.
What does random year mean?
The supplied year is selected from the range stated in the listing. A particular date, mint mark or design is not guaranteed unless the listing says otherwise.
Does every collectible contain silver?
No. Copper-nickel clad coins, nickels and paper currency may contain no precious metal. Check this product’s composition and metal content.
Are the images of the exact item?
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