World mints will introduce new coins this week, and we’ll talk about several of them starting on Monday.
The United States Mint will release two products, both honoring Homestead National Monument. Three-coin sets of Homestead quarters will go on sale Tuesday for $9.95, and the collectible Homestead five ounce silver coin will debut on Thursday for $149.95.
Before these products launch and as a reminder, on Monday at 3 p.m. EST the U.S. Mint will increase prices on U.S. Marshals Commemorative Coins. That topic was among last week’s most read articles, with the top five listed below.
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March of Dimes Silver Set Price is $61.95 – The United States Mint has tagged its 2015 March of Dimes Special Silver Set at $61.95, according to a notice that is scheduled to appear Tuesday in the Federal Register, the official source of notices by government agencies and a daily journal of their proceedings.
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Ronald and Nancy Reagan Coins for 2016 – The United States Mint in 2016 will strike and sell coins featuring portraits of Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States (1981-1989), and his wife Nancy. Their commemoration breaks expectations as neither were included with original design candidates for 2016 Presidential $1 Coins and 2016 First Spouse Gold Coins.
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Intro Pricing on US Marshals Commemorative Coins Ends Mar 2 – United States Mint introductory prices end in less than a week for U.S. Marshals Service 225th Anniversary Commemorative Coins. Their introductory sales period closes on Mar. 2 at 3 p.m. EST, when regular pricing takes effect.
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2015 Homestead National Monument Quarters Available – Today, Feb. 24, the United States Mint started selling circulating-quality 2015 Homestead National Monument of America Quarters from the America the Beautiful Quarters series. They honor the National Monument in Nebraska and are available in U.S. Mint-branded roll and bag products.
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2015 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set Photos – Two America the Beautiful Quarters proof sets launched this month — the clad set on Feb. 3 for $14.95 and the silver set this past Friday for $31.95. This article offers a short photo overview of the earlier released clad proof set.
