2026 Silver Eagle FDD CAC MS70 Red Book Label Signed by John Feigenbaum

Celebrate America’s historic 250th Anniversary with this stunning 2026 American Silver Eagle certified by CAC in perfect MS70 condition. Featuring the exclusive Red Book Label signed by John Feigenbaum, publisher of the iconic Guide Book of United States Coins “Red Book,” along with the coveted First Day Delivery (FDD) designation, this exceptional certified Silver Eagle combines numismatic history with one of America’s most popular modern silver releases.

Struck from one ounce of .999 fine silver by the United States Mint, the 2026 American Silver Eagle continues the legacy of America’s premier modern silver coin. This flawless CAC MS70 example was delivered during the initial release window and certified with the special Red Book Label personally signed by John Feigenbaum, one of the most recognized names in modern numismatics and publisher of the hobby’s most trusted price guide.

The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s legendary Walking Liberty design, originally introduced in 1916 and widely considered one of the most beautiful designs in American coinage history. The reverse showcases Emily Damstra’s modern bald eagle design introduced in 2021.

With its perfect CAC MS70 grade, First Day Delivery designation, and John Feigenbaum signed Red Book Label, this limited certified release is expected to be highly sought after by collectors of modern American silver coins and Red Book enthusiasts alike.

Key Features:

• 2026 American Silver Eagle
• CAC Certified MS70
• First Day Delivery (FDD) Designation
• Exclusive Red Book Label
• Personally Signed by John Feigenbaum
• Publisher of the Official Red Book
• Struck in 1 Troy oz of .999 Fine Silver
• Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary
• Produced by the United States Mint
• Perfect MS70 Condition

Coin Specifications:

• Composition: .999 Fine Silver
• Weight: 1.000 troy oz.
• Diameter: 1.598 inches
• Edge: Reeded
• Reverse Designed by Emily Damstra and engraved by Michael Gaudioso.
• Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman designed the obverse known as The Walking Liberty

*The coin pictured is only a representation of the coin you will receive, not the exact coin (serial numbers will vary).