Certified American Silver Eagles

Since its debut in 1986, the American Silver Eagle has become one of the most respected coins in the world of silver bullion. Each year, the United States Mint issues this 1 oz coin, made from .999 pure silver, known for its beauty and investment value. It has gained a strong reputation and is among the most widely certified coins, offering collect...Read More

The American Silver Eagle is a beloved silver bullion coin series recognized worldwide for its design and quality. First introduced in 1986 by the United States Mint, it has remained a top choice among collectors and investors year after year. This 1 oz .999 pure silver coin is particularly valued in certified form, offering a range of Mint State grades for those who seek ...Read More

Since it was first released in 1986, the American Silver Eagle has become one of the most popular and highly collected silver coins around the world. The U.S. Mint produces this coin every year, making it a staple in American numismatics. This 1 oz .999 pure silver coin is highly regarded by collectors, particularly those seeking certified coins in top condition. The 2025 ...Read More

Celebrating a monumental 35th anniversary, the 2021 American Silver Eagle coins stand as a testament to numismatic history. While this year heralds a fresh design, the initial release features the classic heraldic eagle reverse, a cherished symbol in the world of collectors. BGASC proudly presents the 2021 (P) 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins, gleaming in flawless conditio...Read More

The United States Mint debuted the Burnished Silver Eagle in 2006 as a new finish in the popular American Silver Eagle series. Each coin starts as a raw silver blank that’s placed in a rotating drum filled with polishing media and a special solution. This gives the coin its distinct soft, satin-like texture. Right now, BGASC is offering certified 2025-W 1 oz Burnished Am...Read More

The United States Mint added a third version to its American Silver Eagle series in 2006. This version, known as the Burnished Silver Eagle, is made by tumbling raw silver blanks with fine metal pellets and a special burnishing solution. This process gives the coin a soft, matte-like finish that collectors appreciate. BGASC now offers 2025-W 1 oz Burnished American Silver ...Read More

Celebrate the 35th anniversary of the American Silver Eagle Series with the exciting release of the Type 2 coin in mid-2021. BGASC proudly presents the 2021 1 oz Proof American Silver Eagle Coins, now available for purchase online. Highlights: Each coin is securely packaged in protective plastic slabs from the NGC. 35th-anniversary issu...Read More

The United States Navy began on October 13, 1775, when the Continental Congress created a small fleet to serve in the Revolutionary War. Using converted merchant vessels, the early Navy sought to cut off British supplies and test the strength of the Royal Navy near the colonies. To celebrate 250 years of service in October 2025, the United States Mint has released a Proof ...Read More

Since 1986, the United States Mint has issued the American Silver Eagle in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. It wasn't until 2024 that the mint introduced a BU Silver Eagle with a special privy mark. That concept returns in 2025 with the new Eagle Privy design. Today, you can shop certified 2025 (P) 1 oz Eagle Privy American Silver Eagle Coins online at BGASC. Highlights:...Read More

The United States Navy was founded on October 13, 1775, when the Continental Congress approved the creation of a naval force for the Revolutionary War. Formed from converted merchant ships, this first navy was tasked with disrupting British supply lines and protecting the coast. To celebrate the Navy’s 250th anniversary in October 2025, the United States Mint has issued ...Read More

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After the successful debut of the Star Privy American Silver Eagle in 2024, the US Mint has brought back the concept with another special release for 2025. The new Eagle Privy American Silver Eagle continues to highlight the national bird of the United States ...Read More