2025 (P) Eagle Privy – 1 oz Silver American Eagle BU

2025 Eagle Privy Silver American Eagle – 1 oz .999 Fine Silver

Product Description
Introducing the 2025 Silver American Eagle with the first-ever Eagle Privy mark on a U.S. Mint bullion coin. With a strictly limited mintage of just 500,000 coins, this historic release marks the second-ever privy-marked bullion coin from the U.S. Mint and is poised to become one of the most sought-after Silver Eagles in existence.

Coin Highlights

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver

• Limited mintage of only 500,000 coins

• Features the first-ever Eagle Privy mark on a Silver Eagle bullion coin

• Obverse: Classic Lady Liberty design by Adolph A. Weinman, draped in the American flag with the rising sun in the background

• Reverse: American eagle carrying an oak branch, designed by Emily Damstra

• Minted in Philadelphia by the U.S. Mint

• Legal tender backed by the U.S. government with a $1 face value

• IRA-eligible for inclusion in self-directed precious metals IRAs

Eagle Privy Mark Series
This 2025 release follows the landmark Star Privy Silver Eagle and is only the second bullion coin in U.S. history to feature a privy mark. This innovation adds a new layer of collectibility, making the Eagle Privy edition highly desirable among both investors and collectors.

Philadelphia Mint Craftsmanship
Struck at the esteemed Philadelphia Mint, known for its precision and quality, each coin reflects the high standards and rich heritage of American minting excellence.

IRA-Eligible Investment
This coin meets IRS purity requirements, making it eligible for inclusion in a self-directed Individual Retirement Account (IRA). It offers a tangible and secure way to diversify retirement portfolios with physical silver.

Why Buy This Coin?

• Historic first: First-ever Eagle Privy on a bullion Silver Eagle

• Low mintage: Among the lowest in Silver Eagle history

• Trusted quality: Minted by the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia

• Collectible & investment-grade: Ideal for both collectors and precious metals investors