2003-W American Silver Eagle $1 PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo Proof

The 2003-W American Silver Eagle Proof is a one-troy-ounce coin struck in 0. 999 fine silver at the West Point Mint and certified PR70 Deep Cameo by PCGS – the pinnacle of the proof grading scale. PR70 signifies a flawless specimen with no post-production imperfections under 5x magnification, while the Deep Cameo (DCAM) designation confirms the dramatic frosted relief against deeply mirrored fields that define a premium proof strike. The obverse carries Adolph Weinman's beloved Walking Liberty design, first introduced on the 1916 Walking Liberty half dollar, depicting Lady Liberty striding confidently toward the sunrise draped in the American flag. The reverse presents John Mercanti's heraldic bald eagle, shield at chest, clutching an olive branch and arrows beneath a constellation of thirteen stars, with the inscription "1 OZ. FINE SILVER – ONE DOLLAR" confirming the coin's metal content and legal tender status. The West Point "W" mint mark appears on the reverse below the eagle. Housed in a PCGS tamper-evident holder bearing PCGS certification number 29999563, this coin is a centrepiece-quality example from the American Silver Eagle proof series that has run continuously since 1986.