1 oz Silver American Eagle – Tube of 20 (Dates Vary)








2026/09/27
tough web order had to do it 2-3 different times
2026/09/27
Always great service!
2026/09/26
Had some difficulty with the cart and payment, but it's straightened out and things run fine now. A good site and easy to navigate and some good quality products
2026/09/26
Thank you Patrick!
2026/09/24
quick and easy
2026/09/24
Took me over 30 minutes and multiple attempts to buy this coin. Venmo flat out doesn't work so don't offer it. Most sites these days offer Apple Pay or similar where 1 click buys and ships to my house. Not manually filling out many fields multiple times.
Introduction
The 1 oz Silver American Eagle - Tube of 20 offers investors and collectors a secure, efficient, and highly recognizable way to accumulate silver. Each tube contains twenty 1 oz American Silver Eagles, struck in .999 fine silver by the United States Mint. Known for their trusted weight, purity, and iconic artwork, Silver Eagles remain the most popular bullion silver coins in the world. With dates varying based on availability, each tube provides exceptional value, liquidity, and long-term appeal.
History
Introduced in 1986, the American Silver Eagle quickly became the flagship silver bullion coin of the United States Mint. Its design draws from historic American imagery, while its production reflects modern bullion standards and investor confidence. Over the decades, the series has seen periods of high demand during economic uncertainty, making Silver Eagles a preferred choice for both collectors and precious metal buyers. Tubes of 20 have long served as the standard bulk packaging method, ensuring easy storage and protection of each coin.
Design
The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s timeless Walking Liberty design, originally introduced in 1916 and cherished for its elegance and patriotic symbolism. Liberty strides toward the rising sun, wrapped in the American flag and carrying branches of laurel and oak. The reverse design varies by date: coins minted from 1986–2021 display John Mercanti’s heraldic eagle, while coins minted from 2021 onward feature Emily Damstra’s landing eagle design. Each coin carries a reeded edge, brilliant finish, and the unmistakable detail that has made Silver Eagles an American classic.
| Metal | Silver |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1 |
| Fineness | 0.999 |
| Diameter | 40.6 mm |




