coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ $1 (One Dollar) \ $1 Silver Eagles \ 1987
The 1987 American Silver Eagle is a notable collectible coin issued by the United States Mint, made of one ounce of fine silver. It features an obverse design of Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty, which was originally used on the 1916 half dollar, and a reverse design showcasing an eagle with a shield, designed by John Mercanti. The 1987 Silver Eagle had a mintage of approximately 11 million coins, making it a more readily available option for collectors compared to other years with lower mintages. As part of the American Silver Eagle series, it is recognized for its bullion content and numismatic appeal, often sought for both investment and collection purposes.
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1987 $1 Silver Eagle | $1 (One Dollar) | $1 Silver Eagles | 1987 | Philadelphia |
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1987-(S) $1 Silver Eagle Struck at San Francisco Mint | $1 (One Dollar) | $1 Silver Eagles | 1987 | San Francisco |
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1987-S $1 Silver Eagle DCAM | $1 (One Dollar) | $1 Silver Eagles | 1987 | San Francisco |