American Silver Eagle New Design

Since 1986 the american silver eagle has featured the same design adolph a.

American silver eagle new design.

In october of 2019 united states min t officials announced that they will be introducing new designs to the reverses of both the american silver eagle and american gold eagle beginning with the bullion versions of both coins in 2021. 2021 american eagle coin. Update from the united states mint 6 23 2020. The united states mint has announced that new reverse designs will be coming to the popular american silver eagle ase and american gold eagle age coins in 2021 marking the end of the popular family of eagles reverse design by renowned sculptor miley tucker frost.

This design includes the heraldic eagle with outstretched wings designed by john mercanti. The united states mint is giving american silver eagle coins a new look to mark the occasion. The proposed reverse design favored by the cfa for the american eagle silver bullion coin according to the u s. 2021 american silver eagle designs the obverse design of the silver eagle will continue to feature adolph weinman s famous walking liberty design.

Since its inception in 1986 the silver american eagle coins have featured the american eagle on the reverse s display. The design for this was originally from 1792 and it was updated for the 1986 release. The coin will change both in reverse design which has been stable throughout the series and security features for which demand has grown in recent years thanks in large part to developments in other bullion series. The united states mint has announced new reverse designs will be coming to the popular american silver eagle ase and american gold eagle age coins in 2021.

Weinman s walking liberty design on the obverse and former chief engraver john mercanti s heraldic eagle design on the reverse. The silver and gold eagles released. Revived for the series after first featuring on half dollars from 1916 1947 the design features liberty draped in the american flag and wearing a phrygian cap that identifies her as a freed slave. Mint narrative features a heraldic eagle in a style that strikes a balance between.