2008-W $1 Silver American Eagle w/ the Reverse of 2007 MS70 Early Release

You will receive: A 2008-W $1 Silver American Eagle with the Reverse of 2007 MS70 NGC Early Release Label.Coin Information: Coin Type: Silver American Eagle Coin Quantity: One Certified By: NGC Coin Grade: MS70ER Diameter: 40.6 mm. Denomination: One Dollar Mint Mark: West Point, NY Year: 2008-W Obverse Description: The obverse comes from Adolph Weimans full length figure of Liberty in full stride, with her right hand extended and branches of laurel and oak in her left hand. Reverse Description: The reverse represents a heraldic eagle with its wings spread open, holding an olive branch, arrows and contains 13 stars. This coin has a quality (GRADE) rating of Mint State 70 out of 70. This quality (GRADE) rating is determined on the Sheldon scale, on which points are deducted from 70 for each flaw or imperfection on a coin's surface. A 70 is thus the highest grade a coin can achieve, with no flaws visible to the unaided eye. NGC guarantees the quality and authenticity of each coin. The two reverse styles are very easy to distinguish from one another. As NGC previously reported, the most obvious identification diagnostic is the U of UNITED on the coin's reverse. On the Reverse of 2008, the U has a spur on the right side of the letter. The Reverse of 2007, has simply a bowl-shaped U, without spur or downstroke. A number of other diagnostics are evident and are illustrated below. NGC is designating 2008-W Silver Eagles with reverse style of 2007 as REVERSE OF 2007. Coins of the newly modified style, or Reverse of 2008, are encapsulated without designation. "This is a significant hub variety, " comments Rick Montgomery, NGC President. "It has very clear diagnostics, and appears on one of the most widely collected of all US coins. We're re also very proud to be the first to present this information to the numismatic community and to