GSM Bald Eagle 1 oz Silver Round (New)

Golden State Mint has been striking silver in California for decades, and this round is a good example of what private mints do well: heavy relief work on a coin that still prices near spot. Each holds one troy ounce of .999 fine silver. With no sovereign face value and no numismatic markup attached, rounds like this carry a lower premium than any government-issued silver coin of the same weight.

Key Features:

• Purity and Weight: 1 troy ounce (31.103 grams) of .999 fine silver
• Metal Type: Investment-grade silver, struck by Golden State Mint
• Obverse Design: Bald eagle head with wings sweeping behind
• Reverse Design: American flag filling the full field

The obverse is built around a bald eagle’s head in right-facing profile, rendered large enough to fill most of the round. Individual feathers are cut across the crown and neck, the eye is struck deep, and the hooked beak sits open. Behind the head, the eagle’s wings sweep forward in flight with the primary feathers extended and a taloned foot reaching downward at the lower left. STRENGTH · FREEDOM · PRIDE runs around the upper rim separated by small stars, and IN GOD WE TRUST is set in two lines in the right field.

The reverse carries an American flag rippling across the entire face, its stripes worked in a fine diagonal hatch pattern and the stars raised smooth against a shaded canton. ONE TROY OUNCE · .999 FINE SILVER arcs across the top and GOLDEN STATE MINT runs along the bottom.

Rounds measure roughly 39 mm across with a reeded edge. New pieces arrive bright and unhandled, shipping in protective sleeves or tubes depending on quantity. Rounds are not legal tender and carry no face value, but weight and purity are stamped directly into the metal.

You get the same troy ounce a Silver Eagle contains, with more design on the face and less cost at checkout. Order yours today and we will ship it insured in discreet packaging.