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Description
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Very Rare: Extremely low ICG pop of only 11
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Rare Prooflike Designation: Unlike typical Mint State examples, this coin features deeply mirrored surfaces and sharp frosted details, giving it an almost proof-like appearance—an extraordinary trait for an early Silver Eagle.
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First-Year San Francisco Mint Issue; As the first-ever Silver Eagle struck at the San Francisco Mint, this coin marks the beginning of America’s most beloved silver bullion series, making it a must-have for serious collectors.
The 1986(S) Silver Eagle is a true numismatic milestone—the first year of issue for the world-renowned American Silver Eagle series. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this inaugural release set the standard for silver bullion coins, combining exceptional purity with a design that embodies American pride and heritage.
What makes this coin truly extraordinary is its Prooflike (PL) designation, a rare feature among early Silver Eagles. The deeply mirrored fields and sharp frosted devices give it the appearance of a proof coin, elevating its status among collectors. Even more astonishing, the ICG population is only 11, making it one of the rarest known examples in this elite grade.
A coin of this caliber is a once-in-a-lifetime find. The 1986(S) Silver Eagle ICG MS69 PL is not just a first-year issue—it’s a rarity within a rarity. Secure this elusive gem today and own a piece of Silver Eagle history that few collectors will ever have the chance to acquire!
