Coin Info. 1999 American silver eagles are one-ounce bullion coins with a fineness of .999 fine, which means these coins contain virtually pure silver.
When was the American Eagle silver coin minted?
While the reverse proof was only offered in 2006, the “W” Burnished Uncirculated coins continue as a new annual offerings and are sold each year by the Mint. From 1986-1992, American Silver Eagle Proofs were minted at the San Francisco facility and included the “S” mint mark.
Where did the 1999 American Silver Eagle come from?
Millions of American silver eagles were struck in 1999, with all of them coming from the Philadelphia mint. 7,408,640 uncirculated specimens were made and 549,769 proof examples were struck.
How much is a 1995 W Silver Eagle worth?
The 1995-W silver eagle now sells for four-figure prices, and for a time PR70 specimens commanded prices of nearly $20,000. As more top-grade specimens have been encapsulated by the major third-party coin certification services, prices for the 1995-W in PR70 have subsequently come down.
