2017-(P) American Silver Eagle $1 PCGS MS69 Philadelphia Strike

The 2017-(P) American Silver Eagle is a standout date in the modern bullion series, distinguished by its Philadelphia Mint origin — denoted by the (P) designation — a facility not traditionally associated with circulating Silver Eagle production, making this issue particularly appealing to series collectors. Struck in 0. 999 fine silver at 1 troy oz, this coin carries a $1 face value and was issued by the United States Mint. This example has been graded MS69 by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and is encapsulated in PCGS's signature sonically welded, tamper-evident holder with the distinctive green "Struck at Philadelphia" label that prominently highlights the coin's mint origin. The obverse presents Adolph Weinman's beloved Walking Liberty design, originally introduced on the 1916 half dollar, depicting Lady Liberty striding confidently toward the sunrise draped in an American flag. The reverse showcases John Mercanti's heraldic bald eagle, wings spread beneath thirteen stars, bearing a shield on its chest and clutching both an olive branch and arrows. The PCGS holographic security strip and barcode (624787. 69/84118684) on the reverse of the slab provide additional traceability for this collectible.