• Mintage:  235,689 / NGC pop. 43,503
  

• Collector's edition set commemorating the 35th anniversary of the West Point Mint

• Two special edition one troy ounce Silver Eagles from the West Point Mint

In 2013, the West Point Mint proudly celebrated its 75th anniversary with a remarkable tribute: a limited-edition Silver Eagle Set that quickly became a collector’s treasure. Issued exclusively by the U.S. Mint, this special set features two distinctive Silver Eagles—one with a Reverse Proof finish and the other with an Enhanced Uncirculated finish—each proudly bearing the coveted “W” mintmark. The 2013-W Silver Eagle Set is historically significant as the first commemorative Eagle set to include both of these specialty finishes, which were unavailable outside of this release. Its uniqueness, low mintage, and striking visual appeal have made it one of the most highly sought-after sets in the entire Silver Eagle series.

Both coins in this extraordinary 2013 West Point Set have been graded a flawless SP70 and Reverse PF70 by NGC, signifying their perfect condition and pristine quality. The Enhanced Uncirculated Silver Eagle, introduced for the first time in this set, showcases a groundbreaking finish that blends elements of uncirculated, proof, and frosted textures. The result is a dazzling interplay of contrast and depth, creating a visual effect unlike any other Silver Eagle before—or since. This distinctive finish was never released again, making it a true one-of-a-kind in the series.

The accompanying Reverse Proof Silver Eagle is equally impressive, reversing the traditional proof aesthetic with frosted fields and mirrored devices. First introduced in 2006 to mark the 20th Anniversary of the Silver Eagle program, the Reverse Proof has become one of the most sought-after finishes in modern numismatics.

With a limited mintage of just 235,689 sets, the 2013-W Silver Eagle 2-Coin West Point Set in perfect NGC SP70 and Reverse PF70 grades is a rare and highly desirable collectible—celebrating not just the artistry of American coinage, but the legacy of the West Point Mint itself.