CVC & Collectables presents a one-ounce American Silver Eagle struck at Philadelphia with a U.S. Marine Corps coat-of-arms privy mark honoring the Corps’ 250th birthday. Includes U.S. Mint packaging and COA.
Coin Highlights
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Maker: United States Mint
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Date / Denomination: 2025 / $1
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Mint / Mark: Philadelphia (P)
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Metal / Weight: .999 fine silver, 1.000 troy oz
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Finish: Proof
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Diameter / Edge: 40.6 mm; reeded edge variation (security feature)
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Privy: U.S. Marine Corps coat of arms (250th Anniversary)
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Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman’s Walking Liberty with restored designer’s mark
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Reverse: Landing bald eagle by Emily Damstra; sculpted by Michael Gaudioso
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Mintage / Product Code: 100,000 / 25MPM
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Packaging: U.S. Mint presentation case with COA
Historical Significance
Founded Nov. 10, 1775, the U.S. Marine Corps marks 250 years of service in 2025. This issue aligns its release with the Corps’ birthday and carries the USMC coat-of-arms privy—a direct tribute on the nation’s flagship silver coin.
Collectibility
A branch-seal privy on a Proof Silver Eagle plus a P-mint issue and 100,000 mintage make this a standout modern key for ASE specialists and military-theme collectors alike. Early demand and the one-day household limit underscore its popularity.
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