Celebrate modern American minting with this prestigious $1 1987 Silver Eagle graded MS69 by NGC! Introduced in 1986, Silver Eagles were the first bullion coins produced by the United States Mint containing one troy ounce of pure silver. These coins were created to compete with the popularity of foreign silver bullion pieces and have become a staple for collectors and investors alike.

Your specific Silver Eagle is from the inaugural year of 1987 and boasts a near-perfect MS69 grading from the respected Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). This MS69 designation signifies that the coin is virtually flawless, free of any distracting imperfections or wear. The flawless condition, coupled with the historical significance of being an early year issue, makes this Silver Eagle a prized possession for any collection.

On the obverse (heads) side, the Silver Eagle features a stunning depiction of Walking Liberty, originally designed by Adolph A. Weinman for the Walking Liberty Half Dollar in 1916. The reverse (tails) showcases a heraldic eagle with a shield on its chest, representing strength and national pride. Owning this MS69 1987 Silver Eagle represents not only an opportunity to acquire a piece of modern American coinage history, but also a chance to hold a meticulously preserved silver bullion coin.