2011 SILVER EAGLE PCGS MS70 FS JOHN MERCANTI SIGNED FROM 25TH ANNIVERSARY SET

2011 American Silver Eagle – PCGS MS70 First Strike – John Mercanti Hand-Signed – From the 25th Anniversary Set

A perfect MS70 example of the 2011 Silver Eagle, taken from the U.S. Mint's 25th Anniversary Silver Eagle Set and certified First Strike by PCGS. The label is personally hand-signed by John Mercanti, the 12th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint and designer of the heraldic eagle reverse.

Coin Details

Year: 2011 (no mint mark; PCGS notes it as struck at San Francisco)

Grade: PCGS MS70 First Strike — no higher grade possible

Composition: 1 troy oz .999 fine silver

Face value: $1

Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty

Reverse: Heraldic eagle by John Mercanti

Set mintage: 100,000 sets

About the 25th Anniversary Set

The Mint released the set on October 27, 2011, to mark 25 years of the Silver Eagle program. All 100,000 sets sold out within hours on the first day. Each set held five coins: the 2011-W Proof, the 2011-P Reverse Proof, the 2011-W Burnished, the 2011-S Burnished, and this bullion-finish 2011 coin. Because PCGS identifies the coin as coming from the set, its label sets it apart from the more than 40 million regular 2011 bullion Silver Eagles.

Why It Stands Out

It comes from one of the most popular modern Silver Eagle sets, with a mintage of only 100,000.

First Strike designation, perfect MS70 grade, and a hand-signed Mercanti label.