The 1994 Silver Eagle is a standout issue from the early years of the American Silver Eagle proof series, struck at the Philadelphia Mint. This 1 oz silver coin features the iconic Walking Liberty design by Adolph A. Weinman on the obverse and John Mercanti’s heraldic eagle on the reverse.

Certified by NGC with a perfect PF70UCAM grade, this example represents the highest proof grade available from NGC and showcases the strong contrast associated with an Ultra Cameo finish. The Sight White designation adds appeal for collectors seeking a bright, clean-looking example of this classic Silver Eagle.

The 1994 issue is especially desirable because it had a mintage of just 372,168 proof coins, making it the lowest regular-issue proof Silver Eagle mintage in the series. NGC also notes that only a small percentage of graded 1994 proofs achieved the PF70UCAM grade, adding to the appeal of examples in perfect condition.

Containing 31.1 grams of .9993 fine silver, this Silver Eagle combines substantial precious-metal content with classic American coinage artistry. With an NGC population of 2,660 and an estimated Sight White population of 10 or less, this coin offers collectors a particularly desirable combination of condition, eye appeal, and estimated rarity.

Key Features:

• NGC PF70UCAM — Perfect proof grade with Ultra Cameo contrast

• 1994 Philadelphia Mint — Low-mintage proof issue with 372,168 coins struck

• 1 Troy oz of .9993 Fine Silver — 31.1g of silver content

• Estimated Sight White Pop: 10 or less — NGC population of 2,660

A premium choice for collectors of American Silver Eagles, this 1994 PF70UCAM Sight White combines iconic design, precious-metal content, and exceptional certified condition in one highly collectible coin.