Twenty-six Proof American Silver Eagles, running date by date from the 1986 first year of issue through 2013, make up this NGC-graded set. The United States Mint struck no Proof Silver Eagle at all in 2009, when blank supplies went to bullion production, so no complete date run can include that year. This set also comes without the 2012 issue, leaving 26 coins that cover nearly three decades of the series. Building a run like this one coin at a time takes patience, and finding every date matched at the same grade takes longer still.

Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty design fills the obverse, with Liberty striding toward a rising sun, her gown flowing and an olive branch cradled in her arm. John Mercanti's heraldic eagle holds the reverse, shield at its breast, an olive branch in one talon and arrows in the other, with thirteen stars above. Proof striking gives each coin frosted devices set against deep mirrored fields, so the contrast is bold and the legends are crisp. The mintmarks track the series history, moving from S at San Francisco to P at Philadelphia and then W at West Point.

Every coin in the set carries an NGC grade of PF-69 Ultra Cameo, one point below the top of the proof scale. The mirrors stay bright and the frost on the devices remains heavy across all 26 pieces, with no distracting marks on the surfaces. For those seeking a long, uniform run of Proof American Silver Eagles in high grade, this set delivers.

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