1999 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE~PCGS MS64~Double Sided Rainbow Toning!~LQQK!!~

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1999 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE~PCGS MS64~Rainbow Toning!~LQQK!!~
American Silver Eagle coins were experiencing a significant period of growth at the end of the 20
th
century. After sinking throughout the 1990s, the coins increase mintage levels each year from 1997 to 2002. The 1999 American Silver Eagle jumped more than 2 million in mintage, and proved a popular year among investors and collectors. The 1999 American Silver Eagle is currently available from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
TOTAL MINTAGE OF 7,958,436 COINS IN 1999!
14
TH
ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE COINS!
Contains 1 oz of .999 pure silver.
Issued a face value of (USD) by the United States government.
Philadelphia Mints P mint mark on proof coins.
Walking Liberty from Adolph A. Weinman on the obverse.
Heraldic eagle by John Mercanti on the reverse.
The popularity of American Silver Eagle coins has traditionally ebbed and flowed based upon the strength of the American and global economies. For example, the American Silver Eagle hit record lows in mintage during the 1990s because of the nations strong economy.
As the 20
th
century came to a close, there were fears that the strong growth of Internet-based companies was about to fall apart; fears that would be proven true later. Those economic uncertainties, coupled with rising precious metal prices, helped drive the popular of silver bullion coins higher.
In 1999, the American Silver Eagle coin saw overall production increase from 5.2 million the year before to 7.9 million. The bullion coin was responsible for much of that growth, jumping from 4.8 million to 7.4 million. The 1999 American Silver Eagle proof also posted strong growth, with mintage jumping nearly 100,000 coins from 450,000 to 549,796. That figure was very near the 550,000 cap placed on proof production by the United States Mint that year.
The 1999 American Silver Eagle marked the first time since 1992 that both the bullion and proof versions of the coin were struck at the same facility. The San Francisco Mint struck both versions from 1986 to 1992, but the proof specimen shifted to Philadelphia starting in 1993, and was followed in 1999 by the bullion version.
How Does a Coin Get Rainbow Toning?
Rainbow Colored coins are in high demand as of late. Collectors are discovering that naturally Rainbow toned coins are a nice artistic addition to their coin collections! Toning on a coin adds additional value because of its stunning colors and uniqueness that each coin has. It's easy to find a blast white coin, but to find a colorful Coin with all these colors are RARE! Collectors are paying high premiums for these beautiful coins! It's like a stunning piece of art that was naturally made. This particular 1990 has stunning color tones to it, on both sides!! Which will continue to increase in color as the years go on. Coin looks better in hand and at an angle you can see the stunning Rainbow colors. This coin is representative of, buy the coin and not the grade!
When trace amounts of sulfur or other chemicals come in contact with the surfaces of a silver coin over a period of years, the color and appearance of its surfaces will begin to slowly change.
For example, the paper envelopes and canvas bags that were once used to store coins have often resulted in lovely toning after years of storage, especially in warm or slightly damp environments.
You will get the exact coin pictured.
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