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Proof American Eagle production facility and mint mark by year
From 1986-1992, American Silver Eagle Proofs were minted at the San Francisco facility and included the "S" mint mark. From 1993 through 2000, they were produced in Philadelphia and held the "P" mint mark. Since 2001, Proof Silver Eagles have been minted in West Point and have the "W" mint mark

Uncirculated (non burnished version) American Eagle production facility and mint mark by year
Outside the Burnished Uncirculated coins which have a "W" mint mark, all Uncirculated American Eagle Silver coins have never had a mint mark.

From 1986-1988, Uncirculated Silver Eagles were minted at the Philadelphia facility. From 1999-2000, they were produced in both Philadelphia and West Point. (Since the coins have no mint mark, there’s no way to track where they originated.)

Since 2001, the Uncirculated Proof Silver Eagles have been produced solely at West Point. Again, with no mintmark.

These coins can be very costly for a one dollar coin. ETC Below:
Rare coin created in the 10th Anniversary of American Eagles

Another interesting year for the Silver American Eagles was 1995. That was the year the Mint released the first special limited edition set. In this case, it was a 1995-W Silver Proof American Eagle and it was only available through a special 5-coin proof anniversary set that honored American Eagle bullion coinage.

The other coins in the set included the one-ounce, half-ounce, quarter-ounce and tenth-ounce American Eagle Gold coins for a total price of $999 for each of the 30,125 sets minted. The price tag was steep for Silver Eagle collectors, and many took the gamble and waited for the coins to get broken out and appear separately in the secondary market.

Given the limited mintage and high demand, the 1995-W Silver Eagle soon sold by itself for over a thousand dollars. The price continued to escalate and now you’re likely to spend upwards of $5,000 for the single coin itself.