6,763,752 uncirculated examples and 405,913 proof specimens were made at the Philadelphia mint. Values for both coins are always fluctuating based on the prevailing silver value; generally, uncirculated pieces are valued about $5 above silver pot price, while proof specimens from 1993 are worth $150 to $200.
Where is the mint mark on a 1993 silver dollar?
The US minted the 1993 silver eagle with no mint mark as an uncirculated coin and also the 1993 P proof silver eagle. The mint mark, when present, can be found on the reverse side of the coin. Proof coins are essentially coins that have more detail.
Where is the mint mark on a silver eagle coin?
West Point
American Eagle Silver Proof Coins are minted at the U.S. Mint at West Point and bear the “W” mint mark.
How many silver American Eagle coins were made in 1993?
The 1993 Silver American Eagle from the US Mint had production totals of 6,763,762 BU coins. The Silver American Eagle is the top selling bullion coin in the United States. The coin is highly recognizable and is well suited for savvy investors, collectors, and those new to coin collecting.
How can you tell if a silver eagle is a fake?
If a modern coin is off-weight, be very wary. The genuine silver eagle is a beautiful coin, resplendent with luster and with nice relief. This fake eagle, however, is dull and grayish looking, with almost no relief. If you ever see an American Silver Eagle without reeded edges, it’s not a mint error, but a Chinese fake silver coin.
What’s the grade on an American Silver Eagle?
Eye Appeal: Must be high, but there may be some more noticeable milk spots. This coin has some light spotting in the right obverse field that is simply too distracting. As a result, the grade was NGC PF 68 Ultra Cameo. Click images to enlarge.
Which is the official silver coin of the United States?
The American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States, and NGC has graded more Silver Eagles than any other coin — over 10 million of them!
