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1 Oz Canadian Maple Leaf Silver Coin Featuring Queen Elizabeth II The Canadian Maple Leaf Silver Coin is a globally recognized symbol of quality and purity. Produced by the Royal Canadian Mint, this 1-ounce bullion coin features the iconic maple leaf on the reverse and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse.

One ounce Silver Rounds are an economical way to invest in Silver.

The 1861 Twenty is by far the most heavily produced Type One issue and for many years (before the S.S. Central America coins were retrieved and offered to the public) it was also the most available early date Double Eagle in Uncirculated grades. Unlike the hoard coins, most Mint State examples of this issue show abundant abrasions and rarely surpass the MS62 grade level. This extraordinary representative is notable not only for its pinpoint sharpness and vibrant luster, but also for its lack of surface marks. An important offering for the quality conscious Civil War gold collector.

Own this Three Coin Set of America's Silver Dollars! The Morgan Dollar minted from 1878-1921, the Peace Dollar minted from 1921-1935 and the American Silver Eagle minted from 1986 to present. A trio of Historical Silver Dollars with nearly 3 oz of silver content!

1795 $1 Flowing Hair, Two Leaves, Silver Plug, B-1, BB-21, R.2, AU55 NGC. The B-1, BB-21 variety is one of several 1795 Flowing Hair die pairs known on rare occasions to have a silver plug inserted to adjust the planchet weight. This Two Leaves die pair is most easily distinguished by the 7 in the date punched over a 1. The partial outline of a large, circular plug is mostly hidden in Liberty's hair strands, but it is clearly outlined when the obverse is viewed under magnification. Enlarged images reveal the curve of the Mint-inserted plug, although the coin's bold strike conceals the plug on the reverse. At times, the silver plug is present but it is not all that apparent. Sometimes a plug is a different color than the host planchet, suggesting that they were struck from a different batch of silver -- with slightly different composition -- allowing the plug to tone differently than the host coin.

1926-D Saint-Gaudens $20 Double Eagle, MS63 PCGS A rare-date gold asset with a story behind it. Only 481,000 struck, and PCGS estimates just 487 survive in any grade — true scarcity bullion alone can’t match. David Akers called it “one of the rarest and most underrated issues” in the Saint-Gaudens series. Own it as a hedge against uncertainty, or pass it down as a piece of American numismatic history — this coin does both. Condition-rarity gold like this has a track record of outpacing spot price over time. Orange-peel color over highly lustrous surfaces make this rarity a great value for the St. Gaudens collector.

The New Orleans Mint gold deposit books (preserved at the Fort Worth, Texas branch of the National Archives) record 24 deposits of gold dated January 2 through January 28. Major depositors were Citizen's Bank (seven deposits, 6,661 ounces), Bank of Louisiana (three deposits, 3,588 ounces), and Cramer & Co. (three deposits, 3,402 ounces). During that period, 11 other depositor from eight individuals accounted for 261 ounces of gold. Among items from those depositors were 29,000 sovereigns, South American and Mexican "doubloons," jewelry, and mixed bullion. Deposits totaled 13,912 ounces of gold. The total mintage of 1861-O double eagles is recorded as 17,741 pieces, struck under three authorities, the Union, the State of Louisiana, and the Confederacy. That production indicates that additional unrecorded gold deposits occurred after January 28. In Gold Coins of the New Orleans Mint: 1839-1909, research suggests that 5,000 were struck by the United States government through January 26, 9,750 were struck by the State of Louisiana from January 26 to March 31, and 2,991 were struck by the Confederate government in April 1861. The 1861-O double eagle is known with a full date, or with a weak date having the lower parts of each digit nearly or entirely absent. The dies and die states of the 1861-O twenties require continued study. This AU53 example has an above average strike with hints of honey-gold color on its somewhat reflective surfaces, showing strong luster. The surfaces have a few trivial marks, although this piece lacks the deep marks that historically are typical.

The United States Mint prepared up to 625 Proof sets of minor and silver coins in 1867, a year that is noteworthy for the low mintage status of many of the corresponding circulation strike issues. While Walter Breen (1989) had seen at least one original cased 1867 Proof set he cautions, "Doubtless some sets now extant have been assembled." That offered here has strong claim to being fully original, based on the uniform technical quality and, especially, the similar toning seen on most of the silver pieces. As well, it does not contain an 1867 With Rays Shield Nickel - a coin that Chief Coiner Archibald Loudon Snowden refused to make for inclusion in the year's Proof sets. In any event, this is certainly one of the few 1867 Proof sets available to today's advanced collectors.

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The 2026 American Eagle Series is an important milestone in this coveted program at the United States Mint. The 2026 release of American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle Coins marks the 40th anniversary of the collection, one that represents the core bullion programs available from the United States Mint. Now, 2026 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins are available online from Park Avenue Numismatics.

Product Title 2026 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coin (BU) Year 2026 Mint Mark Not Shown Purity .999 Manufacturer US Mint Thickness 2.98 mm Diameter 40.6 mm Inner Pack Qty 20 Outer Pack Qty 500 Condition Brilliant Uncirculated Face Value $1 Issuing Country United States Obverse Designer Adolph Weinman Reverse Designer Emily Damstra Edge Design Reeded with Anti-Counterfeit Variation Series American Eagle CoA No Capsule Size 40.6 mm Packaging Type Plastic Flip Metal Weight 1 Troy Ounce Theme Eagle Design Eagle Shipping Free Shipping on Orders Over $499 Product Title 2026 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coin (BU) Year 2026 Mint Mark Not Shown Purity .999 Manufacturer US Mint Thickness 2.98 mm Diameter 40.6 mm Inner Pack Qty 20 Outer Pack Qty 500 Condition Brilliant Uncirculated Face Value $1 Issuing Country United States Obverse Designer Adolph Weinman Reverse Designer Emily Damstra Edge Design Reeded with Anti-Counterfeit Variation Series American Eagle CoA No Capsule Size 40.6 mm Packaging Type Plastic Flip Metal Weight 1 Troy Ounce Theme Eagle Design Eagle Shipping Free Shipping on Orders Over $999

Coin Highlights: Coins arrive in plastic flips, acrylic tubes of 20 coins, or Monster Boxes of 500 coins! 40th anniversary of the American Silver Eagle!

Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver in BU condition. Issued a face value of $1 (USD) by the United States. Walking Liberty on the obverse. American bald eagle on the reverse.

In the obverse design of 2026 1 oz Silver Eagle Coins, you will find Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic Walking Liberty design. Created for the US half dollar in 1916, this breathtaking depiction shows Liberty’s full-length figure in left-profile relief as she strides toward the horizon with the American flag draped around her, her right arm extended, and her left carrying branches of oak and laurel.

For the reverse of 2026 American Silver Eagles, the mint features a naturalistic depiction of the bald eagle from Emily Damstra. Designed in 2020 and released in mid-2021, this design shows the bald eagle descending in flight with its wings raised as it clutches an oak branch.

American Silver Eagles have been available from the United States Mint annually since 1986. This 1 oz silver BU coin is an annual mainstay of US Mint bullion production and has seen various ebbs and flows in demand over the last four decades. The highest point of production for the series came in 2015 when 47 million coins were sold in a single year.

These 2026 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coins are available here in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Individual coins are packaged in plastic flips, while multiples are available in either acrylic tubes of 20 coins or Monster Boxes of 500 coins. Each Monster Box holds a total of 25 tubes inside.