1995 American Silver Eagle Coins

American silver eagle prices. Produced every year by the United States Mint, American Eagle Silver Coins are widely recognized and admired by experienced investors and collectors. As part of the American Eagles Bullion Program, these are the best-selling silver bullion coins in the United States and the world. The 1995 American Silver Eagle was the 10th edition of the series. It features the much appreciated design characteristic of all heraldic eagles. Besides the bullion version, the United States Mint also released proof versions from the Philadelphia Mint, bearing the “P” mint mark and a West Point Mint Proof coin in the 10th anniversary set, bearing a “W” mint mark. The 1995 American Silver Eagle had a total annual production of 4,672,051 BU coins.

Item Specifications

Contains 1 troy oz. of .999 fine silver;
10th anniversary of the American Silver Eagles;
Face value of $1, issued by the United States Government;
Released by the United States Mint;
Obverse features the iconic “Walking Liberty” design, by Adolph A. Weinman;
Reverse features the heraldic eagle design, by John Mercanti;
Eligible for IRAs;
Orders in multiples of 20 coins ship in original mint tubes.

The History of American silver eagle prices

The American Silver Eagle Coins were initially produced in 1986, together with the first proof and the American Gold Eagle coin, with the objective of depleting the silver stockpile of the National Defense. Over time, it became the most successful silver bullion coin program in the world.

The first proof variant of the American Silver Eagles, the reverse proof silver eagle, and the first Uncirculated (Burnished) Silver Eagles came out in 2006 as part of the 20th anniversary set. The high demand for high quality silver bullion, much like with gold, has meant that the silver coins have a polished finish in almost every year, with the exception of 2009 and 2010.

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