
1 oz Silver American Eagle 2026 Stars & Stripes (Mintage: 100 | Hologram)

- Limited Stock: only a few pieces left
- Vibrant Colors: eagle in blue and turquoise
- From the US Mint: America's official mint
- Limited StockOnly a few of these collector's coins still in stock
- Vibrant ColorsShimmering bald eagle before the Stars and Stripes
- From the US MintMinted by the United States Mint in 999/1,000 silver
Finished in an edition of 100
The silver coin of 2026,finished in colour and gold.


Image of the reverse with its finishing: the landing eagle in a gradient of turquoise, blue and violet, its head white, the field like a weathered flag in grey and white
The obverse
The Walking Liberty of 1916
The obverse uses the “Walking Liberty” design by sculptor Adolph A. Weinman from the 1916 half dollar.
It shows a full-length figure of Liberty, with her right hand extended and branches of laurel and oak in her left. That is how the United States Mint describes it.
Sun, flag and branches
The sun and its rays stand at the lower left, and over her shoulder Liberty wears the flag with its stars. Below IN GOD WE TRUST is the monogram AW.
In the image of this edition, Liberty wears a gradient of turquoise, blue and violet, while the sun, lettering and rim are gold.

The sun in gold

The flag with its stars

Liberty in a colour gradient
The reverse
Coming in to land with an oak branch


Since 2021, the reverse has shown an eagle as it approaches a landing, carrying an oak branch as if to add it to a nest. That is how the United States Mint describes it.
It was designed by Emily Damstra and sculpted by Michael Gaudioso. The initials ESD stand at the left in front of the branch, MG at the right.
In the image of this edition, the eagle is in colour: its plumage in a gradient of turquoise, blue and violet, its head white, its beak and talons yellow, the branch violet.
The coin in detail
First struck, then finished
The coin is issued by the United States Mint. The colour, gilding and shimmering gradient are only added afterwards, as a finishing in an edition of 100.
Underneath lies the 2026 silver coin with one ounce of fine silver and a face value of one dollar.
In the image, the field on both sides is a pattern reminiscent of a weathered flag in grey and white.

At a glance
100 coins in the edition of the finishing
- Issuer
- United States Mint
- Face value
- USD 1
- Weight
- 31.103 g
- Fine weight
- 1 ounce fine silver
- Fineness
- 999/1,000
- Diameter
- 40.6 mm
- Year
- 2026
The details of the coin as set out in US law (31 U.S.C. 5112), the edition of the finishing according to our product data.
Liberty and eagle in turquoise, blue and violet.
American Eagle 2026, in silver.
1 oz Silver American Eagle 2026 Stars & Stripes – Hologram Rarity with Only 100 Pieces
- Strictly limited: A very low mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide
- Growth opportunities: Enormous value appreciation potential due to strict limitation and high collector demand
- Rarity: Extremely rare collector's coin with elegant hologram finishing
- Investment goal: A sought-after collector's item with high potential due to its limited mintage
- Design: Flying bald eagle and the iconic Lady Liberty – finished with a sparkling Stars & Stripes hologram
- Manufacturer: United States Mint
- Country of origin: USA
Some coins disappear into the vault – this one demands a place of honor in the display case. The Silver American Eagle 2026 in the special "Stars & Stripes" edition with hologram is an extraordinary collector's coin that rises into a league of its own with a mintage of just 100 pieces worldwide. Anyone seeking a true rarity will find it right here.
A Design with History – Enhanced by Hologram Brilliance
The reverse shows the majestically landing bald eagle, the heraldic animal of the United States. On the obverse, Lady Liberty stands tall – the striding goddess of liberty who has symbolized new beginnings and independence for generations. The applied Stars & Stripes hologram gives this classic depiction a dazzling, almost lifelike character – depending on the angle of light, an iridescent play of color unfolds that is rarely seen in this form.
A classic of the coin world, reinterpreted: tradition meets modern hologram finishing – in a quantity that will make every collector take notice.
Fine Silver of the Highest Purity
Struck from one troy ounce (31.1 g) of silver with a fineness of 999/1,000, this coin combines craftsmanship precision with noble material. With a diameter of 40.60 mm, it rests pleasantly heavy in the hand, and the reeded edge underscores the high-quality workmanship. The brand-new, Brilliant Uncirculated coin is delivered protected in a coin capsule.
- Fine weight: 31.1 g pure silver
- Fineness: 999/1,000
- Face value: 1 USD
- Year of issue: 2026
- Mint: United States Mint, USA
Why Buy Now?
The strict limitation to just 100 pieces makes this edition a top-tier item for enthusiasts. While regular American Eagles are struck by the millions, this hologram variant is a rare collector's coin that is unlikely ever to come to market again. It is precisely this scarcity that gives rise to a very high potential for value appreciation – because what is rare becomes desirable.
Silver is one of humanity's oldest coinage metals. It has been valued as a store of wealth for centuries, is durable, retains its physical properties, and possesses intrinsic value due to its industrial demand – for example in electronics, solar technology, and medicine. Anyone who collects silver coins combines passion with tangible precious metal.
A Tax Advantage on Top
Good news for collectors: profits from the sale of silver are generally tax-free in Germany, provided a minimum holding period of one year is observed. This allows the joy of collecting to be combined with smart framework conditions.
This rarity based on a US Mint coin is more than just a coin – it is a piece of American symbolism, captured in the brilliance of a hologram and limited to 100 pieces. Secure one of the only 100 pieces now, before this opportunity is gone forever.
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