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2020 1 1/4 oz Royal Canadian Mint Soaring Eagle Silver Coin, Sold Out

Depicts the bald eagle, Canada’s largest bird of prey and only eagle exclusive to North America. Unique features for cutting-edge security: precise radial lines and a micro-engraved lasered maple leaf.
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Silver Purity .9999

Guarantee Approved Refiner

Mint Dates

2020

Сomposition

99.99% Silver

Mintage

121,600

(800) 700-1008

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Characteristics

2020 Royal Canadian Mint Soaring Eagle 1.25-oz Silver depicts the bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus), Canada’s largest bird of prey and the only eagle species exclusive to North America. An apex predator with no natural enemies, the bald eagle has long symbolized vision, power, and stoicism. Two security features set this issue apart: precisely machined radial lines that create a distinct light-diffracting pattern, and a micro-engraved maple leaf containing the numeral “20,” visible under magnification, marking the year of issue.

The government of Canada guarantees the coin’s purity, weight, and legal tender value. Augusta prices this coin at melt value plus an Augusta-set premium — see Pricing & Resale Disclosure below for full details.

Pricing & Resale Disclosure

Coins are sold for an amount over melt value. The value assigned to coins at any given time may vary from retailer to retailer and Augusta cannot guarantee another retailer will value a coin at the same rate as Augusta would in any given circumstance. Augusta cannot guarantee buy-back of any item it sells and cannot guarantee another retailer will purchase a coin. Augusta’s sale prices and potential buyback prices are determined and controlled by Augusta in its sole discretion. Any purchase of precious metals from Augusta is speculative and unregulated. For more information, call Augusta Precious Metals at 800-700-1008.

Silver Purity

.9999

Manufacturer

Royal Canadian Mint

Diameter

38 mm

Face Value

8 Dollars (CAD)

Issuing Country

Canada

Edge Design

Serrated

Gross Metal Weight

1.25 oz. (39.03 g)

Mint Dates

2020

Mintage

121,600

Composition

99.99% Silver

Finish

Bullion with Radial Lines

Suggested products

IRA approved

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2020 Royal Canadian Mint 1.25oz Silver Soaring Eagle FAQ

Is the 2020 1.25-oz Royal Canadian Mint Silver Soaring Eagle IRA-eligible?

Yes, this coin meets IRS purity standards and is eligible for inclusion in a self-directed IRA.

Does the specific mint year affect a Soaring Eagle's appeal or value?

Each year carries its own micro-engraved date mark within the same design and security features, so collectors sometimes have preferences for particular years based on availability or personal taste. For retirement-focused buyers, the underlying silver content and government backing remain consistent across years, so year preference is usually a matter of choice rather than meaningfully different investment quality.

Will my IRA custodian statement match what I'd receive in a future buyback?

Custodian statements typically report value based on melt or spot pricing for administrative and IRS purposes, while a real-world buyback price is determined separately, at the time you choose to sell. The two figures reflect different things — one is a reporting value, the other is an actual market transaction.

This 2020 issue is sold out — what's the practical next step?

Augusta maintains current-year Soaring Eagle issues within the same Royal Canadian Mint series, carrying the same .9999 fine silver standard and security features. Checking Augusta's current in-stock Soaring Eagle is the straightforward path if this specific year isn't available.

What does "melt value" mean for this coin?

Melt value is the coin's silver content multiplied by the current spot price of silver. Augusta's price starts at that figure and adds an amount above it, which is the basis for the Pricing & Resale Disclosure above.

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