2026 W Silver Eagle Liberty Bell 250 Privy FDI PF70 John Hancock (1776-2026)

Issued to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of American Independence (1776–2026), the 2026-W Proof Silver Eagle with the Liberty Bell 250 privy mark stands as one of the most historically meaningful modern U.S. coin releases. This landmark issue bridges America’s founding ideals with the nation’s most widely collected modern silver series.

What sets this example apart is its Founding Fathers label featuring John Hancock’s facsimile signature—a powerful tribute to the first signer of the Declaration of Independence and a symbol synonymous with liberty, courage, and leadership. Combined with flawless PF70 Ultra Cameo certification and the coveted First Day of Issue (FDI) designation, this coin represents the pinnacle of modern commemorative numismatics.

Struck at the West Point Mint and certified by NGC, this Proof Silver Eagle is not simply a bullion issue—it is a historic collector artifact created for a once-in-a-generation anniversary.

Key Features:

• Commemorates the 250th Anniversary of the United States (1776–2026)
• Features the Liberty Bell “250” privy mark, created exclusively for the Semiquincentennial
• Founding Fathers label with John Hancock facsimile signature
• Certified PF70 Ultra Cameo by NGC
• First Day of Issue (FDI) designation
• Struck at the West Point Mint
• Deep mirrored fields with frosted devices for exceptional visual contrast
• Highly limited modern issue with strong collector demand

Coin Specifications:

• Year: 2026
• Mint: West Point
• Finish: Proof
• Metal Composition: .999 fine silver
• Grade: PF70 Ultra Cameo
• Certification: NGC
• Designation: First Day of Issue
• Label: Founding Fathers – John Hancock Signature
• Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman’s iconic Walking Liberty design, symbolizing freedom and forward progress
• Reverse: Heraldic eagle design by Emily Damstra, representing strength and national unity, accented by the Liberty Bell 250 privy mark
  
• Brand: United States Mint

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