2006-W American Silver Eagle, Burnished

2006-W American Silver Eagle, Burnished MS69 remains one of the most searched issues in the hobby, and 2006-W American Silver Eagle, Burnished MS69 fits what buyers look for. Here is the 2006-W American Silver Eagle, Burnished. It was produced at the West Point Mint. The U.S. Mint's flagship one-ounce silver bullion coin since 1986.

Graded MS69. Strike quality, luster, and eye appeal are what collectors weigh on examples like this — 2006-W American Silver Eagle, Burnished MS69 has a devoted following. Collectors building type sets often seek examples like this — Well suited for collectors who know this series and want a representative example. Adolph Weinman Walking Liberty obverse with John Mercanti heraldic eagle reverse. It is struck in .999 fine silver.

Key features

• Year: 2006
• Mint: West Point Mint
• Denomination: $1
• Composition: .999 fine silver
• Weight: 1 troy oz
• Fineness: .999+ fine
• Silver content (ASW): 1 troy oz
• Diameter: 40.6 mm
• Edge: reeded
• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman obverse; John Mercanti reverse (Type 1)
• Obverse: Walking Liberty (adapted from 1916 half dollar)
• Reverse: Heraldic eagle with shield (Type 1, 1986-2021)
• Mint marks: Philadelphia, West Point (W), San Francisco (S) on proofs and special issues
• Varieties: Silver Eagle, Burnished
• Mintage: Annual bullion, proof, and burnished issues
• Collector demand: Flagship U.S. silver bullion coin; collected by date and finish
• Grade: MS69