PCGS MS70
PCGS MS70
- PCGS #:
- 9997
- Designer:
- Adolph A. Weinman/John Mercanti
- Edge:
- Reeded
- Diameter:
- 40.60 millimeters
- Weight:
- 31.10 grams
- Mintage:
- 9,028,036
- Mint:
- Philadelphia
- Metal:
- 99.93% Silver, .007% Copper
- Auction Record:
- $761 • NGC Genuine • 02-19-2023 • eBay
Major Varieties
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle
Die Varieties
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle David Hall Signature
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Mercanti Silver Eagle Signature
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Fred Haise
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Michael Reagan Silver Eagle
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Thomas Cleveland Native
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Cleveland Eagle with Sun
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Thomas Cleveland Arrows
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Leonard Buckley
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle First Strike
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Premier FE LE 1 of 2500
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Thomas Cleveland Art Deco
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle 1 of 250
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Moy Signature
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Mercanti Signature
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Augustus Saint Gaudens
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Picture Frame
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Thomas Cleveland Torch
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Mercanti Flag Signature
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Emily S. Damstra
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle Mint Engraver Series Mercanti Flag Signature
- 2007 $1 Silver Eagle First Strike Mercanti Signature
- 2007-(W) $1 Silver Eagle Picture Frame West Point
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Condition Census What Is This?
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Jaime Hernandez:
In 2007 the U.S. Mint issued two different versions of the Uncirculated Silver Eagles. It issued this regular 2007 Uncirculated Silver Eagle and a 2007-W Uncirculated Silver Eagle which had the W mint mark. The 2007 Uncirculated Eagle was only offered to Mint Authorized Distributors in large quantities who in return sold them to collectors and smaller dealers to distribute to the public.
Most coins came in nice quality ranging from MS67-MS69 condition. Far less were of perfect quality deserving the MS70 grade but yet they are still somewhat easily available.