Priced to sell today - $635 for the 5 coin set, Free shipping. Must be a reputable CoinTalk member. 2011 Anniversary Set, First Strike, Flag - All are PCGS graded 69's Includes the mint box & COA [TABLE="width: 1146, align: center"] 1. 2011-P Reverse Proof, PCGS PR69 2. 2011-S, PCGS MS69 3. 2011, PCGS MS69 4. 2011-W, PCGS MS69 5. 2011-W, PCGS PR69DCAM Description from the mint: "To commemorate the 25[SUP]th[/SUP] Anniversary of the American Eagle Silver Coin Program, the United States Mint is proud to present this unique limited-edition set of five one-ounce American Eagle Silver Coins. This special American Eagle Silver Five-Coin Set is an exquisite collection that captures the essence and beauty of these cherished coins – in stunning proof, reverse proof, uncirculated and bullion qualities minted by the Department of the Treasury, United States Mint facilities at West Point, San Francisco and Philadelphia. The set contains one each of the following 2011 dated coins: American Eagle Silver Uncirculated Coin – mint mark: “W” (West Point) American Eagle Silver Proof Coin – mint mark: “W” (West Point) American Eagle Silver Reverse Proof Coin – mint mark: “P” (Philadelphia) American Eagle Silver Bullion Coin – no mint mark American Eagle Silver Uncirculated Coin – mint mark: “S” (San Francisco) All five coins are encapsulated and packaged in a single custom-designed, highly polished, lacquered hardwood presentation case and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. 2011 American Eagle 25[SUP]th[/SUP] Anniversary Silver Coin Set – Product Limit: 100,000 Program Information: In 1986, the Secretary of the Treasury selected a modern rendition of famed sculptor Adolph A. Weinman’s magnificent Walking Liberty as the design to grace the obverse of American Eagle Silver Coins. The Walking Liberty design was originally prepared and executed for the circulating half-dollar in 1916. The obverse design features an ever-hopeful Lady Liberty striding confidently toward the sunrise, draped in the strength of the Stars and Stripes, carrying branches of laurel and oak in her arms to symbolize both civil and military glory. The reverse design of the American Eagle Silver Coins, by former United States Mint Sculptor-Engraver John Mercanti, features a striking heraldic eagle with shield, an olive branch in the right talon and arrows in the left." [/TABLE]
