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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents a heraldic bald eagle in dynamic landing posture, wings fully spread and talons extended toward an oak branch, as designed by Emily Damstra. The eagle is rendered in high relief against the deeply mirrored proof field, conveying exceptional detail in the feathers and musculature. The legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA arcs along the upper border, while the inscriptions E PLURIBUS UNUM, 1 OZ. FINE SILVER, and ONE DOLLAR are arranged along the lower and right perimeter. The West Point mint mark (W) appears in the right field near the eagle's wing, along with the designer's initials. |
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The 2026 date places this coin in the first full production year under whatever administration takes office in January 2025 — a transition that has historically affected U.S. Mint leadership appointments and, occasionally, production priorities. Proof American Silver Eagles have been struck continuously since 1986, with the sole exception of 2009, when the Mint suspended proof production entirely to redirect planchet supply toward bullion coin demand during the post-financial crisis silver shortage.