Early orders of the 2014 American $1 Coin and Currency Set are shipping and, having picked up a few ourselves, we now have a video and several photos of the set and its money.
Money of the 2014 American $1 Coin and Currency Set.
This product is a pleasant surprise and a nice find for $13.95. Actually, it’s a steal because of the Denver-struck Native American $1 Coin with its three unique finishes. And, the coin is not in any other product sold by the U.S. Mint.
Treatments for the 2014-D Enhanced Uncirculated Native American $1 Coin: WHITE = STANDARD UNCIRCULATED FINISH; BLUE = STANDARD FROST FINISH; and YELLOW = LIGHT FROST FINISH
The set’s uncirculated Series 2013 $1 Federal Reserve note printed for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is what it is. It’s most attractive to money collectors who purchased multiple sets since many are getting bills with sequential serial numbers.
Before jumping into the photos, here’s a video of the 2014-D Native American $1 Coin. As the coin is moved in the light, it’s pretty easy to see the interaction of the finishes and distinguish them.
And now for the photos… Captions under each offer more information about the set, $1 coin or $1 bill
The 2014 American $1 Coin and Currency Set. The tri-fold folder that holds the $1 coin and $1 bill slides inside the envelope, which is shown to the left.This photo shows the obverse or heads side of a 2014-D Enhanced Uncirculated Native American $1 Coin. A standard uncirculated finish is used for Sacagawea, for part of her clothing, for her baby, and the inscriptions LIBERTY and GOD WE TRUST. The field of the coin has a standard frost finish.A closer view of the coin’s obverseThis photo shows the reverse or tails side of a 2014-D Enhanced Uncirculated Native American $1 Coin. The light laser frost treatment used in areas of the Native American man and his wife contrast nicely with the standard laser frosting featured on the coin design’s background. A standard uncirculated finish is used on the inscriptions of NW, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and $1.A closer view of the coin’s reverseThe $1 coin is relatively easy to remove from the set. With the set open and as shown in the photo above, you can pop off the capsule’s top to remove the coin.An uncirculated 2013 $1 Federal Reserve Note printed for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is also held with the set’s tri-fold folder.The Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank designation appears right above the dollar bill’s serial numberThe back of the dollar
Ordering
While not sold out, 2014 American $1 Coin and Currency Sets are out of stock. That means none are in inventory and it’ll take time for them to return to sale. As of Nov. 24, the U.S. Mint reported that 9,720 of the maximum 50,000 have sold.
Coin News Update: U.S. Mint sales figures as of Nov. 30 have the set’s sales at 14,073.
Have the United States Mint contact you when the set becomes available by visiting its product page and signing up for a reminder.
Was this offering a total surprise or what,I missed the first round.Thank for your sharp photography work nice going.Hopefully I will be able to snag a few on the next round.Are the notes in numerical order?THANKS
enr 43
8 years ago
Thank you coin news. I got mine today.
jim
8 years ago
That will cost me $15 to order and then $15 to return the inevitable defective product. the fact the mint forces you to pay to return for its defective material is galling.
Jerome Goldstein
8 years ago
Please let me know about future availability of the $1 native American coin & currency set.
larry
8 years ago
What is so special about the dollar bill?
Senior
8 years ago
Jim, Cheer up give the defective sets as stocking stuffers that is if delivery is pre Christmas.The search for perfection only makes some wealthy but not any of us collectors.Collecting is suppose to give pleasure.
RonnieBGood
8 years ago
Larry,
I had jested that the paper Dollar Bill in this set was the one that the Native American $1 Coin will never replace.
However, I have seen that NGC will be offering a “Coin and Currency Set Label” for grading this 2pc set. This is not the first time that this has been done.
Kahoola
8 years ago
It did not seem that there was anything special about the dollar bill. No fancy serial numbers, stars, bells or whistles. The were new and crispy if that is special.
RonnieBGood
8 years ago
Larry – One more point, as if this matters much, “… Buyers of multiple sets are finding that the serial numbers on their $1 bills are in sequential order”.
JesustheLionofJudah
8 years ago
I think the point of this set was the Enhanced Uncirculated Sacagawea Dollar, which I guess is a unique offering…
Joe
8 years ago
To bad they didn’t sell the coin by itself.
Mike Unser (CoinNews.net)
8 years ago
The article was updated with set sales of 14,073 as of Nov. 30.
larry
8 years ago
thanks, guys
Bob-E
8 years ago
What is an “inevitable defective product”, anything that doesn’t grade a MS70?
Kahoola
8 years ago
One set had a blotchy dark area on the obverse. Then there were linear marks that were not surface scratches, but clearly visible, under the laser layering. Maybe a planchet scratch that survived the striking process?
A&L Futures
8 years ago
MAJOR UPDATE – – – THE SACS ARE AVAILABLE (GET YOUR ORDERS IN)
senior
8 years ago
Too late (out of stock)shortly before 9: west coast.I was just lucky got two orders in 0011 2 set & 0018 4 set,I’m a light weight.
A&L Futures
8 years ago
@ senior
They’re not (out of stock). Click on the banner and there you’ll find that the product is still (as of 12:30 PM (EDT)) listed as Back Ordered.
senior
8 years ago
A&L the two pages contradict each other,I hope that doesn’t screw anyone up,your absolutely right.
Joe Coincollector
8 years ago
I checked this morning, this set is now officially on “Back Order” status on the mint website. I was able to purchase what I wanted with the expected availability date of Monday, December 8th. I guess next Monday I will get a shipping confirmation, I already have a purchase confirmation.
senior
8 years ago
We had two orders on 12/3 a few minutes before 9: AM west coast both orders shipped this AM 12/5, I’m in shock both USM02760XXX.
dale
8 years ago
12/05 OUT OF STOCK …
JAN
8 years ago
DEC 5TH OUT OF STOCK , has the mint sold out the maximum 50,000 sets?
No any news come out about this set.
Annie
8 years ago
If you take out the coin and want to send it for grading. Does the coin came with a capsule or not?. Anyone. Thanks.
Charles K. Miller
8 years ago
How about a view of the all-important date and MM since the edges are more likely to show wear?
Was this offering a total surprise or what,I missed the first round.Thank for your sharp photography work nice going.Hopefully I will be able to snag a few on the next round.Are the notes in numerical order?THANKS
Thank you coin news. I got mine today.
That will cost me $15 to order and then $15 to return the inevitable defective product. the fact the mint forces you to pay to return for its defective material is galling.
Please let me know about future availability of the $1 native American coin & currency set.
What is so special about the dollar bill?
Jim, Cheer up give the defective sets as stocking stuffers that is if delivery is pre Christmas.The search for perfection only makes some wealthy but not any of us collectors.Collecting is suppose to give pleasure.
Larry,
I had jested that the paper Dollar Bill in this set was the one that the Native American $1 Coin will never replace.
However, I have seen that NGC will be offering a “Coin and Currency Set Label” for grading this 2pc set. This is not the first time that this has been done.
It did not seem that there was anything special about the dollar bill. No fancy serial numbers, stars, bells or whistles. The were new and crispy if that is special.
Larry – One more point, as if this matters much, “… Buyers of multiple sets are finding that the serial numbers on their $1 bills are in sequential order”.
I think the point of this set was the Enhanced Uncirculated Sacagawea Dollar, which I guess is a unique offering…
To bad they didn’t sell the coin by itself.
The article was updated with set sales of 14,073 as of Nov. 30.
thanks, guys
What is an “inevitable defective product”, anything that doesn’t grade a MS70?
One set had a blotchy dark area on the obverse. Then there were linear marks that were not surface scratches, but clearly visible, under the laser layering. Maybe a planchet scratch that survived the striking process?
MAJOR UPDATE – – – THE SACS ARE AVAILABLE (GET YOUR ORDERS IN)
Too late (out of stock)shortly before 9: west coast.I was just lucky got two orders in 0011 2 set & 0018 4 set,I’m a light weight.
@ senior
They’re not (out of stock). Click on the banner and there you’ll find that the product is still (as of 12:30 PM (EDT)) listed as Back Ordered.
A&L the two pages contradict each other,I hope that doesn’t screw anyone up,your absolutely right.
I checked this morning, this set is now officially on “Back Order” status on the mint website. I was able to purchase what I wanted with the expected availability date of Monday, December 8th. I guess next Monday I will get a shipping confirmation, I already have a purchase confirmation.
We had two orders on 12/3 a few minutes before 9: AM west coast both orders shipped this AM 12/5, I’m in shock both USM02760XXX.
12/05 OUT OF STOCK …
DEC 5TH OUT OF STOCK , has the mint sold out the maximum 50,000 sets?
No any news come out about this set.
If you take out the coin and want to send it for grading. Does the coin came with a capsule or not?. Anyone. Thanks.
How about a view of the all-important date and MM since the edges are more likely to show wear?