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Hello friends. I bought these (and more) Eagles in ‘23’ at a good price back then. I am passing it on to YOU my customer! They came to me in flips from a well know silver and gold distributor we all know. I switched them out into the capsules you see with the gasket. Way better than the flips. Unfortunately, whatever paperwork I had for them has been misplaced. As you can see from the photo gallery, I have measured and weighed one of them. These are legit…look-up the price of silver in ‘23’ and I am passing a good price on to you.
If you’re looking for silver for your portfolio. JUMP ON THESE!! ….Look for additional savings in the future and give me a follow. I just spent some money at an sale buying pre 33 gold at great prices and passing that on as well.
The 2023 American Silver Eagle contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver, measures 40.60 mm (1.598 inches) in diameter, and has a nominal face value of $1. Key SpecificationsComposition:
99.9% fine silver (.999)
Weight:
1.000 troy ounce (31.103 grams)
Diameter:
40.60 mm (1.598 inches)Thickness: 2.98 mm
Face Value:
$1 (USD)
Edge Type:
Reeded with a security variation introduced in 2021 Design & Mint Information
Obverse (Heads): Walking Liberty designed and refreshed with original historical detail by Adolph A. Weinman.
Reverse (Tails):
An American bald eagle approaching a landing while carrying an oak branch, designed by Emily Damstra. Mint Marks: Includes bullion versions from Philadelphia (no mark), uncirculated and proof versions from West Point (W), and proof versions from San Francisco (S).
I have been looking at the weight specifications of the Eagle and have come across the word approximately when the description says “one Troy ounce which is APPROXIMATELY 31.1035 grams” ⬇️
A 2024 Silver Eagle should weigh 1 troy ounce, which is approximately 31.1035 grams. This is the standard weight for American Silver Eagles, which are produced by the United States Mint.
