2003-W Proof Silver Eagle (Box & COA)

The 2003-W Proof Silver Eagle is the third consecutive proof release from the West Point Mint, continuing the Mint's now-standard tradition of producing high-quality, investment-grade silver coins. With brilliant frosted reliefs and deeply mirrored fields, the 2003-W maintains the visual excellence expected of the series. Issued in its original U.S. Mint velvet presentation case with the official Certificate of Authenticity (COA), this coin is ideal for collectors seeking a clean, classic proof from the early 2000s.

Historical Insight

The 2003-W Proof Silver Eagle was released during a period of growing popularity in precious metals investing and modern U.S. numismatics. With a mintage just shy of 750,000, this issue is one of the more available early West Point proofs, making it a frequent entry point for new collectors and a core installment for those building out a full-date series. Its appeal lies in its accessibility, classic design, and consistent presentation quality.

Collector Note

While not a key date, the 2003-W serves as a dependable and visually striking component of any Silver Eagle proof run. It is especially popular when paired with surrounding years to complete early-2000s "W" Mint collections.

Highlights:

• Year: 2003
• Mint Mark: W (West Point)
• Weight: 1 troy oz
• Obverse: Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty, a timeless emblem of freedom and resilience, with Liberty striding toward the sunrise carrying branches of oak and laurel.
• Reverse: John Mercanti's heraldic eagle holds a shield, olive branch, and arrows beneath 13 stars symbolizing the original American colonies.
• Condition: Proof
• Face Value: $1 USD (legal tender)
• Packaging: Includes original U.S. Mint presentation box and COA