2023 1 oz American Silver Eagle – Apocalypse

This is a genuine U.S. Mint Silver Eagle that a private company took apart and rebuilt. The base coin holds one troy ounce of .999 fine silver with a $1 face value, then receives full-surface color printing, gold plating on the raised devices, and a UV-reactive treatment. The Apocalypse release is capped at 666 pieces worldwide, each individually numbered, which puts it far below anything the Mint issues on its own.

Key Features:

• Purity and Weight: 1 troy ounce (31.103 grams) of .999 fine silver
• Metal Type: Silver, struck by the United States Mint, privately enhanced
• Obverse Design: Post-apocalyptic figure over a burning cityscape
• Reverse Design: Landing eagle in gold against a wall of flame

The obverse replaces Weinman’s Liberty entirely. A hooded figure in a gas mask stands in the foreground, one arm outstretched, wearing a layered coat and heavy boots amid rubble and twisted metal. Behind them a city burns, orange and yellow flame filling the horizon under a smoke-blackened sky. LIBERTY runs around the upper rim in blood-red lettering, with 2023 in matching red at the base.

The reverse keeps Emily Damstra’s landing eagle, but the bird is finished in gold against a background of fire and collapsing skyline. Wing feathers and talons catch the plating while the flames rise behind in printed color. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ONE DOLLAR, and 1 OZ. FINE SILVER are picked out in red around the border.

The coin measures 40.60 mm across with a reeded edge. It arrives encapsulated in a black-framed acrylic holder with its edition number printed on the front, packaged in a full-color themed box that lists the specifications and mintage on the reverse panel.

Colorized coins trade on scarcity and presentation rather than metal content, so premiums sit well above spot. With 666 in existence and a design nothing like a standard Eagle, this one is built for display. Order yours today and we will ship it insured in discreet packaging.