US Mint Sales: 2021-W Proof Silver Eagle (Type 2) at 384,532

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The latest United States Mint stats show sales of the 2021-W Proof American Silver Eagle (Type 2) at 384,532 coins.

Type 2, 2021-W Proof American Silver Eagle (obverse)
A CoinNews photo of the obverse or heads side of a 2021-W Proof American Silver Eagle (Type 2)

Released Tuesday, July 20, for $73, the proof Silver Eagle lasted just minutes before becoming unavailable. The individual coin (product code 21EAN) has a listed product limit of 300,000. Mint figures have its sales at 298,852.

Type 2, 2021-W Proof American Silver Eagle (reverse)
A CoinNews photo of the reverse or tails side of a 2021-W Proof American Silver Eagle (Type 2)

In addition, Mint stats show sales of the 40-coin bulk option (product code 21EAN040) at 2,142 units for a total of 85,680 coins.

Ungraded examples of the coin are now selling in the secondary market from about $125 to $145.

The proof Silver Eagle was the Mint’s best weekly seller.

Weekly U.S. Mint Top Sellers

Here’s the listing of the Mint’s most popular numismatic products for the week ending July 25:

  1. 2021-W Proof Silver Eagle, Type 2 (+298,852)
  2. 2021 Proof Set (+3,979 to 323,361)
  3. 2021-W Proof Silver Eagle, Type 2 (40 Bulk) (+2,142)
  4. 2021 Silver Proof Set (+2,090 to 215,477)
  5. U.S. Air Force 2.5 Ounce Silver Medal (+690 to 9,992)
  6. 2021-P Proof Christa McAuliffe Silver Dollar (+522 to 42,423)
  7. 2021 Birth Set (+470 to 21,065)
  8. 2021-W $50 American Gold Buffalo Proof Coin (+371 to 13,079)
  9. 2020 American Innovation Dollar Proof Set (+311 to 93,763)
  10. 2021-P Proof National Law Enforcement Silver Dollar (+297 to 23,492)

In its latest report, the U.S. Mint published sales data for 280 numismatic products. Eighty-seven of them outperformed their prior weekly gains compared to 35 previously. Not counting the new Silver Eagle so as to compare apples to apples, 2 products increased by more than 1,000 units just like in the previous report.

In addition, 2 products saw their sales reduced compared to 19 previously. The CC and O privy-marked Morgan dollars saw their numbers reduced by 29 and 28, respectively.

US Mint Sales: Numismatic Products

Below are tables showing the latest available sales for U.S. Mint numismatic products. The sales period covers from July 19 to 25. Products with an asterisk (*) are no longer available or had no reported sales.

2021 Morgan and Peace Silver Dollars

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021 Morgan Silver Dollar with CC Privy Mark 173,616 173,587 -29 -0.02%
2021 Morgan Silver Dollar with O Privy Mark 173,567 173,539 -28 -0.02%

2021 Christa McAuliffe Silver Dollars

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021-P Proof Silver Dollar 41,901 42,423 522 1.25%
2021-P Uncirculated Silver Dollar 12,992 13,086 94 0.72%

2021 National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021-W Proof $5 Gold Coin 1,131 1,150 19 1.68%
2021-W Uncirculated $5 Gold Coin 1,197 1,209 12 1.00%
2021-P Proof Silver Dollar 23,195 23,492 297 1.28%
2021-P Uncirculated Silver Dollar 7,523 7,614 91 1.21%
2021-S Proof Half Dollar 19,102 19,326 224 1.17%
2021-D Uncirculated Half Dollar 8,509 8,587 78 0.92%
2021 Three-Coin Proof Set 3,793 3,810 17 0.45%

Armed Forces Silver Medal

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
U.S. Air Force 2.5 Ounce Silver Medal 9,302 9,992 690 7.42%

2020 Basketball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020-W Proof $5 Basketball Gold Coin 8,070 8,070
2020-W Uncirculated $5 Basketball Gold Coin 3,261 3,261
2020-P Proof Basketball Silver Dollar 68,756 68,756
2020-P Uncirculated Basketball Silver Dollar 21,317 21,317
2020-S Proof Basketball Half Dollar 26,572 26,572
2020-D Uncirculated Basketball Half Dollar 13,635 13,635
2020 Basketball Kids Set 22,533 22,533
2020-P Colorized Basketball Silver Dollar 25,719 25,719
2020-S Colorized Basketball Half Dollar 32,581 32,581

2020 Women’s Suffrage Centennial Products

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020-P Proof Silver Dollar 33,441 33,441
2020-P Uncirculated Silver Dollar 12,601 12,601
2020-P Proof Silver Dollar and Medal Set 9,995 9,995

American Liberty Products

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2019-W $100 American Liberty Gold Coin 24,609 24,609
2019-P American Liberty Silver Medal 44,928 44,928
2018-W $10 American Liberty Gold Coin 42,685 42,760 75 0.18%
2017 American Liberty Silver Four-Medal Set* 32,647 32,647
2017-S Enhanced Uncirculated Coin Set* 210,419 210,419
2017-W $100 American Liberty Gold Coin 33,821 33,859 38 0.11%
2017-P Proof American Liberty Silver Medal* 55,187 55,187

400th Anniversary of Mayflower Voyager Products

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020 Mayflower 400th Anniversary Two-Coin Gold Proof Set 4,743 4,743
2020 Mayflower 400th Anniversary Reverse Proof Gold Coin 4,881 4,881
2020 Mayflower 400th Anniversary Proof Silver Coin and Medal Set 9,072 9,072
2020 Mayflower 400th Anniversary Reverse Proof Silver Medal 19,613 19,613

2020 End of WWII Coins and Medal

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020-W $25 Gold Coin 7,367 7,367
2020 Silver Medal 19,703 19,703

Clad Proof Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021 Proof Set 319,382 323,361 3,979 1.25%
2020 Proof Set 465,091 465,091
2019 Proof Set 600,428 600,428
2018 Proof Set* 517,081 517,081
2017 Proof Set* 568,678 568,678
2020 American Innovation Dollars Proof Set 93,452 93,763 311 0.33%
2019 American Innovation Dollars Proof Set 130,889 131,079 190 0.15%
2020 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set 64,242 64,242
2019 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set 77,320 77,373 53 0.07%
2018 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set* 86,697 86,697
2021 Happy Birthday Gift Set 16,985 16,985
2020 Happy Birthday Gift Set 16,738 16,738
2019 Happy Birthday Gift Set 19,097 19,097
2018 Happy Birthday Gift Set* 17,719 17,719
2021 Birth Gift Set 20,595 21,065 470 2.28%
2020 Birth Gift Set 29,330 29,330
2019 Birth Gift Set 29,530 29,530
2018 Birth Gift Set 34,032 34,032

Silver Proof Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021 Silver Proof Set 213,387 215,477 2,090 0.98%
2020 Silver Proof Set 313,246 313,246
2019 Silver Proof Set* 412,508 412,508
2018 Silver Proof Set* 332,274 332,274
2018 Silver Reverse Proof Set* 199,116 199,116
2020 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set 64,012 64,012
2019 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set 78,585 78,585
2018 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set* 79,301 79,301
2021 Congratulations Gift Set 39,997 39,997
2020 Congratulations Gift Set 24,443 24,443
2019 Congratulations Gift Set 31,639 31,639
2020 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set 49,506 49,506
2019 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set* 47,404 47,404
2018 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set* 49,479 49,479

US Mint Uncirculated Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2019 Native American $1 Coin and Currency Set 46,964 46,964
2020 Uncirculated Mint Set 211,788 211,788
2019 Uncirculated Mint Set 346,117 346,117
2018 Uncirculated Mint Set* 257,536 257,536
2017 Uncirculated Mint Set* 286,813 286,813

Kids Coin Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2019 Youth Coin and Currency Set 15,330 15,426 96 0.63%
2019 Explore and Discover Coin Set 36,573 36,603 30 0.08%
2019 Rocketship* 49,921 49,921
2014 Coin Discovery Set* 13,151 13,151

Ornaments

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020 Mighty Minters Ornament 3,351 3,358 7 0.21%
2020 U.S. Mint Ornament 4,853 4,858 5 0.10%
2019 Mighty Minters Ornament 5,894 5,910 16 0.27%
2019 U.S. Mint Ornament 10,029 10,040 11 0.11%

Proof Silver Eagles

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021-W Proof Silver Eagle, Type 2 298,852
2021-W Proof Silver Eagle, Type 2 (Bulk – 40 Coins) 2,142
2021-W Proof Silver Eagle, Type 1 299,521 299,521
2021-W Proof Silver Eagle, Type 1 (Bulk – 40 Coins) 686 686
2020-W End of WWII Proof Silver Eagle 74,743 74,743
2020-W Proof Silver Eagle 357,112 357,112
2020-W Proof Silver Eagle (Bulk – 40 Coins) 600 600
2020-S Proof Silver Eagle 191,271 191,271
2020-S Proof Silver Eagle (Bulk – 40 Coins) 440 440
2019-S Enhanced Reverse Proof Proof Silver Eagle* 29,909 29,909
2019-S Proof Silver Eagle 146,799 146,799
2019-S Proof Silver Eagle (Bulk – 40 Coins)* 137 137
2019 Pride of Nations Two-Coin Set* 99,675 99,675
2019-W Proof Silver Eagle* 345,380 345,380
2019-W Proof Silver Eagle (Bulk – 40 Coins)* 745 745

Uncirculated Silver Eagles

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020 154,264 154,264
2020 Bulk 40* 15 15
2019 138,390 138,390
2019 Bulk 40* 66 66

2021 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz 4,408 4,408
1/2 oz 1,586 1,586
1/4 oz 2,682 2,682
1/10 oz 7,951 7,951
4-Coin Set 8,155 8,155

2020 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz End of WWII 1,939 1,939
1 oz 5,784 5,784
1/2 oz 2,446 2,446
1/4 oz 4,232 4,232
1/10 oz 12,466 12,466
4-Coin Set 11,229 11,281 52 0.46%

2019 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz 5,872 5,872
1/2 oz* 1,876 1,876
1/4 oz* 3,035 3,035
1/10 oz* 10,231 10,231
4-Coin Set 8,823 8,823

Uncirculated American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020 6,284 6,284
2019* 5,851 5,851
2018* 8,518 8,518
2017* 5,800 5,800

Proof American Buffalo Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021 Proof Gold Buffalo 12,708 13,079 371 2.92%
2020 Proof Gold Buffalo 11,887 11,887
2019 Proof Gold Buffalo 14,844 14,844
2018 Proof Gold Buffalo* 15,756 15,756
2017 Proof Gold Buffalo* 15,810 15,810

Proof American Platinum Eagle

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021 8,508 8,557 49 0.58%
2020 8,655 8,664 9 0.10%
2019 11,268 11,268
2018 14,885 14,895 10 0.07%
2017* 8,890 8,890

American Palladium Eagle

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020-W Uncirculated 9,314 9,324 10 0.11%
2019-W Reverse Proof 18,482 18,489 7 0.04%
2018-W Proof* 14,986 14,986

First Spouse Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest

Sales

Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020-W Proof Barbara Bush First Spouse Gold Coin 2,688 2,694 6 0.22%
2020-W Uncirculated Barbara Bush First Spouse Gold Coin 1,724 1,727 3 0.17%

America the Beautiful 5 Oz Silver Coins

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021-P Tuskegee Airmen Silver Uncirculated Coin 19,823 19,823
2020-P Tallgrass Prairie Silver Uncirculated Coin 13,618 13,618
2020-P Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Silver Uncirculated Coin 13,550 13,550
2020-P Salt River Bay Silver Uncirculated Coin 13,566 13,566
2020-P Weir Farm Silver Uncirculated Coin 15,328 15,328
2020-P National Park of American Samoa Silver Uncirculated Coin 15,781 15,781
2019-P River of No Return Silver Uncirculated Coin 16,310 16,310
2019-P San Antonio Missions Silver Uncirculated Coin 16,211 16,211
2019-P War In The Pacific Silver Uncirculated Coin 16,277 16,277
2019-P American Memorial Park Silver Uncirculated Coin 16,287 16,287
2019-P Lowell Five Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin 16,644 16,644
2018-P Block Island Silver Coins* 15,913 15,913
2018-P Cumberland Island Silver Coins* 16,377 16,377
2018-P Voyageurs Silver Coins* 16,839 16,839
2018-P Apostle Islands Silver Coins* 16,802 16,802
2018-P Pictured Rocks Silver Coins* 17,773 17,773
2017-P George Rogers Clark Silver Coins* 14,731 14,731
2017-P Ellis Island Silver Coins* 17,670 17,670
2017-P Ozark Riverways Silver Coins 17,694 17,694
2017-P Frederick Douglass Silver Coins* 17,678 17,678
2017-P Effigy Mounds Silver Coins* 17,251 17,251

Presidential Silver Medals

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021 William Henry Harrison Presidential Silver Medal 11,122 11,195 73 0.66%
2021 Martin Van Buren Presidential Silver Medal 11,610 11,646 36 0.31%
2020 Andrew Jackson Presidential Silver Medal 14,292 14,329 37 0.26%
2019 John Quincy Adams Presidential Silver Medal 13,002 13,023 21 0.16%
2019 James Monroe Presidential Silver Medal 13,542 13,564 22 0.16%
2019 James Madison Presidential Silver Medal 14,556 14,581 25 0.17%
2019 Thomas Jefferson Presidential Silver Medal 20,137 20,168 31 0.15%
2018 George Washington Presidential Silver Medal 29,254 29,302 48 0.16%
2018 John Adams Presidential Silver Medal 21,047 21,076 29 0.14%

2020 American Innovation Dollars – New Hampshire

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P) 6,120 6,279 159 2.60%
25-coin roll set (D) 5,667 5,807 140 2.47%
100-coin bag (P) 2,129 2,163 34 1.60%
100-coin bag (D) 2,309 2,344 35 1.52%

2020 American Innovation Dollars – South Carolina

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 33,732 33,836 104 0.31%
25-coin roll set (P) 6,378 6,378
25-coin roll set (D) 6,263 6,289 26 0.42%
100-coin bag (P) 2,443 2,458 15 0.61%
100-coin bag (D) 2,378 2,378

2020 American Innovation Dollars – Maryland

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 38,213 38,487 274 0.72%
25-coin roll set (P) 6,493 6,493
25-coin roll set (D) 6,471 6,471
100-coin bag (P) 2,725 2,725
100-coin bag (D) 2,737 2,737

2020 American Innovation Dollars – Massachusetts

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 40,394 40,606 212 0.52%
25-coin roll set (P) 6,486 6,486
25-coin roll set (D) 6,482 6,482
100-coin bag (P) 2,746 2,746
100-coin bag (D) 2,748 2,748

2020 American Innovation Dollars – Connecticut

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 42,125 42,199 74 0.18%
25-coin roll set (P) 6,185 6,194 9 0.15%
25-coin roll set (D) 5,997 6,108 111 1.85%
100-coin bag (P) 2,431 2,488 57 2.34%
100-coin bag (D) 2,747 2,747

2019 American Innovation Dollars – Georgia

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 41,919 41,982 63 0.15%
25-coin roll set (P) 6,780 6,793 13 0.19%
25-coin roll set (D) 6,388 6,396 8 0.13%
100-coin bag (P) 2,556 2,560 4 0.16%
100-coin bag (D) 2,446 2,450 4 0.16%

2019 American Innovation Dollars – New Jersey

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 45,228 45,298 70 0.15%
25-coin roll set (P) 7,361 7,383 22 0.30%
25-coin roll set (D) 6,720 6,732 12 0.18%
100-coin bag (P) 2,921 2,927 6 0.21%
100-coin bag (D) 2,689 2,694 5 0.19%

2019 American Innovation Dollars – Pennsylvania

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 49,374 49,435 61 0.12%
25-coin roll set (P) 8,278 8,297 19 0.23%
25-coin roll set (D) 7,155 7,166 11 0.15%
100-coin bag (P) 2,591 2,596 5 0.19%
100-coin bag (D) 2,477 2,481 4 0.16%

2019 American Innovation Dollars – Delaware

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S) 65,046 65,115 69 0.11%
25-coin roll set (P) 7,797 7,813 16 0.21%
25-coin roll set (D) 7,291 7,302 11 0.15%
100-coin bag (P) 2,435 2,438 3 0.12%
100-coin bag (D) 2,656 2,660 4 0.15%

2018 American Innovation Dollars

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Reverse Proof (S)* 74,720 74,720
Proof Coin (S) 234,533 234,720 187 0.08%
25-coin roll set (P) 19,397 19,416 19 0.10%
25-coin roll set (D) 22,738 22,754 16 0.07%
100-coin bag (P)* 2,935 2,935
100-coin bag (D)* 2,954 2,954

2020 Bush Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$1 Coin & Set 9,876 9,876

2020 George H.W. Bush Presidential $1 Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll (P) 17,904 18,016 112 0.63%
25-coin roll (D) 15,624 15,726 102 0.65%
100-coin bag (P) 2,668 2,668
100-coin bag (D) 2,098 2,098
250-coin bag (P) 1,620 1,628 8 0.49%
250-coin bag (D) 3,183 3,194 11 0.35%

Native American Dollar Rolls

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021-P Native American $1 25 Coin Roll 12,290 12,402 112 0.91%
2021-D Native American $1 25 Coin Roll 11,837 11,942 105 0.89%
2021-P Native American $1 100-Coin Bag 1,704 1,704
2021-D Native American $1 100-Coin Bag 1,618 1,618
2021-P Native American $1 250-Coin Box 1,016 1,026 10 0.98%
2021-D Native American $1 250-Coin Box 1,242 1,253 11 0.89%
2020-dated 25-coin roll set (P) 15,772 15,811 39 0.25%
2020-dated 25-coin roll set (D) 15,101 15,129 28 0.19%
2020-dated 100-coin bag (P) 1,960 1,960
2020-dated 100-coin bag (D) 1,981 1,981
2020-dated 250-coin box (P) 1,656 1,657 1 0.06%
2020-dated 250-coin box (D) 1,892 1,895 3 0.16%
2019-dated 25-coin roll set (P) 17,776 17,776
2019-dated 25-coin roll set (D) 17,075 17,075
2019-dated 100-coin bag (P) 1,829 1,829
2019-dated 100-coin bag (D) 1,766 1,766
2019-dated 250-coin box (P)* 1,734 1,734
2019-dated 250-coin box (D) 1,949 1,949

Kennedy Half Dollar Rolls

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2021-dated 200-coin bag (P&D) 6,610 6,816 206 3.12%
2021-dated 2-roll set (P&D) 21,964 21,964
2020-dated 200-coin bag (P&D) 11,775 11,776 1 0.01%
2020-dated 2-roll set (P&D) 24,312 24,312
2019-dated 200-coin bag (P&D) 11,534 11,534
2019-dated 2-roll set (P&D) 24,132 24,132

America the Beautiful Quarters Uncirculated Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020 Issue 24,791 24,791
2019 Issue 32,252 32,252
2018 Issue* 32,648 32,648
2017 Issue* 29,972 29,972

America the Beautiful Quarters Circulating Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2020 Issue 24,849 24,849
2019 Issue 22,819 22,819
2018 Issue 22,641 22,641
2017 Issue* 24,765 24,765
2016 Issue* 23,958 23,958

America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Tuskegee Airmen 15,471 15,471
Tallgrass Prairie  15,239 15,239
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller 13,718 13,783 65 0.47%
Salt River Bay 13,774 13,793 19 0.14%
Weir Farm 13,952 13,977 25 0.18%
National Park of American Samoa 15,385 15,385
River of No Return 14,011 14,026 15 0.11%
San Antonio Missions 15,394 15,394
War in Pacific 15,419 15,419
American Memorial Park 15,331 15,343 12 0.08%
Lowell 15,423 15,423
Block Island 14,515 14,523 8 0.06%
Cumberland Island 14,571 14,582 11 0.08%
Voyageurs 15,266 15,266
Apostle Islands 15,241 15,241
Pictured Rocks* 15,397 15,397
George Rogers Clark* 14,133 14,133
Ellis Island* 16,947 16,947
Ozark Riverways* 14,912 14,912
Frederick Douglass* 15,566 15,566
Effigy Mounds* 14,516 14,516
Fort Moultrie* 13,306 13,306
Theodore Roosevelt* 16,072 16,072
Harpers Ferry* 14,345 14,345
Cumberland Gap* 14,973 14,973
Shawnee* 15,474 15,474
Saratoga* 14,950 14,950
Bombay Hook* 13,400 13,400
Blue Ridge Parkway* 17,165 17,165
Kisatchie Set* 15,196 15,196
Homestead Set* 16,114 16,114
Everglades Set* 14,373 14,373
Great Sand Dunes Set* 14,119 14,119
Arches Three-Coin Set* 15,859 15,859
Shenandoah Three-Coin Set* 17,351 17,351
Great Smoky Mountains Set* 18,588 18,588
Mount Rushmore Quarters Set* 17,924 17,924
Fort McHenry Quarters Set* 16,345 16,345
Great Basin Quarters Set* 15,526 15,526
Perry’s Victory Quarters Set* 17,643 17,643
White Mountain Quarters Set* 18,056 18,056
Denali Quarters Set* 18,193 18,193
Hawaii Volcanoes Quarters Set* 19,947 19,947
Acadia Quarters Set* 19,940 19,940
Chaco Culture Quarters Set* 20,028 20,028
El Yunque Quarters Set* 19,891 19,891
Chickasaw Quarters Set* 16,184 16,184
Vicksburg Quarters Set* 18,095 18,095
Olympic Quarters Set* 17,718 17,718
Glacier Quarters Set* 19,046 19,046
Gettysburg Quarters Set* 22,869 22,869
Mount Hood Quarters Set* 18,384 18,384
Grand Canyon Quarters Set* 22,133 22,133
Yosemite Quarters Set* 22,154 22,154
Yellowstone Quarters Set* 25,048 25,048
Hot Springs Quarters Set* 23,203 23,203

2021 Tuskegee Airmen Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,031 4,031
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,358 3,358
Three-Roll Set 7,642 7,642
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,367 2,367
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,380 2,380
Two-Roll Set 5,376 5,376

2020 Tallgrass Prairie Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,193 4,193
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,954 3,954
Three-Roll Set 8,841 8,841
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,500 2,500
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,478 2,478
Two-Roll Set 5,721 5,744 23 0.40%

2020 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,183 4,183
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,933 3,933
Three-Roll Set 8,533 8,560 27 0.32%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,415 2,415
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,331 2,331
Two-Roll Set 5,549 5,554 5 0.09%

2020 Salt River Bay Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,156 4,156
40-Coin Roll (S) 4,005 4,005
Three-Roll Set 8,879 8,879
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,488 2,488
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,422 2,422
Two-Roll Set 5,728 5,739 11 0.19%

2020 Weir Farm Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,281 4,281
40-Coin Roll (S) 4,013 4,013
Three-Roll Set 8,930 8,930
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,471 2,471
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,470 2,470
Two-Roll Set 6,304 6,326 22 0.35%

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100-Coin Bag (S) 4,236 4,236
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,974 3,974
Three-Roll Set 8,930 8,930
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,456 2,456
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,480 2,480
Two-Roll Set 6,991 6,991
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Mjs1447

Maybe the Mint should list mintage limits for its 40 piece bulk sales as well as for individuals. 84,000 isn’t chicken feed…

morgan

Won’t these also show up in the Mint’s limited edition silver proof set later this year, adding another 50,000 coins to the total? Sounds like these are going to have a very high mintage. Do 425,000+ people actually collect this series?

Mjs1447

I think they have been putting an S mint eagles in those sets lately but you never know what the Mint has up their sleeve.

Seth Riesling

The Mint’s website says it will be a “W” $1 with other coins with “S” Mint mark in its limited edition Proof later this year.

NumisdudeTX

Larry T

Seth, Does it state the W will be proof? It could be the W Burnished dollar they will use that is due to be released in late summer/fall.

Seth Riesling

Larry T. –

Since it is a Limited Edition Silver Proof set, it will not have an uncirculated burnished finish ASE $1. The LESPS only has Proof coins in it, as its name implies.

NumisdudeTX

Larry T

Kaiser, I just received an e-mail from the Mint this morning informing me to check on my account as they are getting ready to ship me my enrollment order of two coins.The thing is I’ve already received those two coins! I wonder who’s in charge of the Mint? I guess it’s a consequence of being ranked 37th in the world as far as proficiency in education.

Larry T

should have stated 2 2021 W Proof ASE’s

Mark D.

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Rich

Larry T, I saw Sir Kaiser’s reply to your comment. However, I also received the same email from the Mint this morning regarding my enrollment order which is for the 2021-S Proof Silver American Eagle (Type 2) scheduled to be released on August 12, 2021.

Larry T

Rich, That would make sense! I’m going to check that e-mail and look for the “S” designation. I’ve been doing some long distance bike rides and maybe the sun’s getting to me! Lol.

Richard Margolis

I also got the same message from the mint and I received my coins

Larry T

Kaiser, Good for you! I was hoping you’d get that. Now it’s almost time to gear up for next weeks release of the D and S minted Morgans. Here we go again!

Antonio

I finally got through this morning and was informed that my 2021-W T2 ASE will be shipped August 13th. Fingers crossed.

Larry T

Kaiser, The 2021 W Unc. SAE has a limit of 175,000 coins. But who knows really. Are they going to add this to the Limited Silver Edition set too? I hate to say it, but we have gotten too used to the deception, lying, and corruption that plaques our society. While I’m on a rant, I’d like to know why the Mint feels it needs to charge almost $900 over SPO gold to mint a 1oz coin? I bought several of the 2006 Proof Buffalos when they first came out and only paid $200 over SPO!

Antonio

You’re on to them!

Seth Riesling

morgan –

Yes they will, 50,000 more of these “W” Proofs in the limited edition silver Proof set according to the Mint’s website info.
This is a common coin!

NumisdudeTX

Rich

Sir Kaiser, interesting history for the United States Mint Limited Edition Silver Proof Set. The year 2012 marked the release of the first-ever United States Mint Limited Edition 2012 Silver Proof Set. Regarding the “W” mint mark $1 SAE Proof coin contained in the sets, 2012 Multi (S)(W), 2013 Multi (S)(W), 2014 Multi (S)(W), and 2016 Multi (S)(W) had the “W” Proof Silver Dollar. The 2015 set was not released, it was delayed and then canceled. Then the sets, 2017 S, 2018 S, 2019 S, and 2020 S contained the “S” mint mark $1 SAE Proof. Finally the upcoming 2021… Read more »

Rich

Opps! Correction at the end of comment, should be 299,521 regular sales + 27,440 bulk sales = 326,961 total sales (not 326,521).

Seth Riesling

Thanks Rich, you saved me a lot of time explaining this LESPS history. I have purchased them since the beginning in 2012, in spite of their being typically overpriced, but beautiful sets/packaging. I also buy them for my 4 nephews. The earlier sets had the coins inside a large hard plastic holder, but the Mint had problems with the vendor & got rid of that & the coins are now just in individual plastic capsules & come out of their spaces easily.

NumisdudeTX

Seth Riesling

Kaiser – Talk about what the Mint does & doesn’t do…they just refused to release the names of the 18 coin dealers/companies in their new Authorized Bulk Purchasers Program…How rude is that?! FOIA filing time… we taxpayers have inquiring minds. This U.S. Mint Director David J. Ryder has set up his own city-state as ruler & he is going to get a “pink slip” if fair-minded President Biden finds out about his many shenanigans. His position is a Presidential appointment with Senate approval needed & he was traditionally supposed to tender his resignation on January 20 for the new administration… Read more »

Seth Riesling

Having his own “Republic” on 9th Street in Washington D.C., seems to be U.S. Mint Director David J. Ryder’s goal – and he’s got the coin monopoly to do it…

NumisdudeTX

Seth Riesling

Agreed Kaiser – Coin collectors have historically paid more for, & bought more of a first year of issue new design coin & a last year of a coin. It seems to be a “fad” that the marketers (the Mint) & dealers take advantage of (the “I must have some if they are new ones or the last year of issue ones). Unfortunately, these Type 2 ASE $1 coins are common. The $73 price isn’t too unreasonable for a Proof silver coin. But, paying $125-150 or more to a coin dealer for these raw coins or paying much more if… Read more »

Carl Warren

Seth,
I think you just gave 3rd party graders a new label designation – first year of issue, last year of issue. Add that to the first strike, first release, early release labels, now you really got a primo coin.

I also don’t like the new reverse. The olive branch looks like a dead twig and the eagle doesn’t look proportional. Like the left wing did some serious weight lifting.

Larry T

Seth and Carl, I agree about the “eagle landing” design. Its right wing looks weird and incomplete. We either need better artists (don’t hold your breath for that) or go retro.

Rob S

I like the design better than the gold Type 2 “parakeet”. I’ve grown accustom to it. At least it HAS wings.

Larry T

Good one!

Carl Warren

Rob,

While I’m not fond of the type 2 silver reverse, I’m glad, so to speak, that they didn’t go with something similar of the type 2 gold. I wasn’t fond of the type 1 gold reverse either. Eye of the beholder thing you know.

Seth Riesling

Carl Warren –

Some of the grading services have such labels for awhile now. First year of issue & last year of issue – but you don’t see them that often for some reason. Just another way for them to make an extra $5 or more for a few words that don’t really mean much per se.

NumisdudeTX

Mark D.

Ahem. Left winger in the house. Anyway, how’s about a “Quit the mint,” slab insert? Or, maybe, “Gouged by the mint for the last time!” slabbed BS70 or FU69 graded $1 innovation brass slug?

Mark D.
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As the crowd cheers and the triumphal pagent parades through Rome, the captive Teutonic Celt holds a laurel wreath over the Victor's head and whispers into his ear, "Remember, you are but a man."

I've always wondered:  What happens to the slave after the Triumph? Maybe they just cut out his tongue.
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Mark D.

What the heck happened above?

Extrem lustig! Heil dir im Siegerkranz!

As the crowd cheers and the triumphal pageant parades through Rome, the captive Teutonic Celt holds a laurel wreath over the Victor’s head and whispers into his ear, “Remember, you are but a man.”

I’ve always wondered: What happens to the slave after the Triumph? Maybe they just cut out his tongue.

Mark D.

Um, sure — whatever you say. I like the foot-stomping Panzerlied song in “Battle of the Bugle” — although I never could figure out where they found mountains in Belgium. I know how to say, “Thank you,” and “onion” in Tagalog. Why is it “99 LUFTballons?” I mean, doesn’t “luft” mean “air” and balloons generally, although obviously not always, are filled with air and float in the air? Seems unnecessarily redundant, duplicative and repetitive (you can say that again). Is it the whole ink pen/pig pen thing all over again? Does one really need to specify that it’s an “air”… Read more »

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Mark D.

Whoa! What’s going on with me? I thought the shaking head thing was rather droll.

Thanks for the translation and apparent genetic promotion to Baron. Do I get gout with that?

Have no idea what happened with that scrolling text thing.

Oh, and I still don’t understand why it’s necessary to distinguish that they’re “air” balloons. It’s a writer/word fetishist thing. I’m not the only one. English translations of the title call it, “99 Red Balloons.” Can I even trust Kraftwerk any more? Edith Piaf? Madonna? Does the Ring Cycle really have to be so long?

Mark D.

So, you’re saying Deutsch volks go to a store and simply ask for balloons, not air balloons?! Donkey shines comrade, blood has returned to the word fetish node of my scarecrow “brain.”

Mark D.

I demand a recount, a UV examination of the ballots for bamboo and invisible Chinese watermarks, along with violently storming Capitoline Hill.

Mark D.

Murcan! Groovy new word to me. Thanks much. <—- See what I did there… Tee hee.

Mark D.

Comrade Kaiser Wilhelm II, AKA, Mikey the deuce, hail and greetings. For a quick moment I felt harried as I thought you had used the Deutsch word for, “merkin.” Perhaps an even more precise descriptor for the nature of this land. That ol’ red-state headed stepchild chestnut jumps to mind. I hear the Dutch Royal House of Orange is considering the possibility of renaming their dynasty as the, “House of a blend of Red and Yellow.” Speaking of red, did you check out the Russia thing? Speaking of yellow, <WRITE YOUR OWN QUIP HERE (maybe something about the streaks that… Read more »

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Mark D.

Click on the little sideways carat to the right of your name–any name. A luft balloon opens with 3 icons. Click on either of the two icons to the right of the Twitter icon. They both go to Rusk domains. Why?

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Seth Riesling

Go to the Product Schedule listing & it shows under the product name which Mint mark(s) the product will have.

NumisdudeTX

Seth Riesling

Kaiser –

You’re welcome. Not sure if you saw/read my comment just above posted about 8 hours ago about the refusal of the Mint to release what should be public info. about the advanced bulk purchaser program…What is your opinion about this situation?

NumisdudeTX

Seth Riesling

Maybe the U.S. Mint management has something to hide or feels guilty??!! – no, that couldn’t be the answer could it??

NumisdudeTX

Daniel

I think I know how they will correct this.
For the 5 different family member’s accounts I secured coins for, I got 5 order emails, and 5 confirmations.
as detailed in the other thread, I had 7 pending charges against my credit card (classic mint shenanigans).
anyway … all those errant charges have now disappeared, and I only have charges for the two sets which have changed status to SHIPPED.

So it would appear that even with an order, and a confirmation email, the mint still has the ability to just not bother fulfilling the order.

Chris Terp

Yep, got “charged” twice for shipping on the Morgan New Orleans Silver Dollar. PayPal doesn’t process anything until item ships; so I’ll need to monitor charges come October when coins are scheduled to ship.

Daniel

With 3 of my confirmed orders being ignored … I’m now not confident about my Morgan order being fulfilled

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Mammoth

The two 2021 Proof W Type 2 ASE’s I ordered, arrived in the mail yesterday. The coins are beautiful. Despite all the ordering hassles and complaints about mintage numbers, etc., if you are a collector and appreciate these coins as works of art – then you will be quite pleased when you finally see one of these with your own eyes.
I haven’t yet set them side-by-side to compare the original vs. new reverse. Something to look forward to.

Mammoth

Having said that, the 2021 Proof Gold coins which go on sale today also look beautiful…but at $315 for the most affordable (1/10-oz.) one, I will pass.

Mammoth

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Bobby

Just a bunch of political crap how a small person like me that wants to get coins for his grandchildren can’t because of all of these big dealers buying up all the coins and there’s hardly anything for the public the mint should put a stop to this now and let small collectors like me that doesn’t have $100,000 to spend on coins

larry T

Man did the new Gold Eagles sell out fast! I was able to get the 4 coin set before the sell out. Gone in about 9 minutes! All of them.

Chris Terp

Welp, received my 2021-W Proof Silver Eagle (Type 2) today. Coin terrific! Disappointed in its packaging. Cheap, thin plastic base that coin sits in. Gone are the days when getting felt covered hinged box w/a small metal Federal Eagle on it.

Pay more money for them now and packaging looks substandard. When I get coin from Royal Mint, etc., packaging well done and gives you some semblance that the minters take pride in their product to put it in quality packaging.

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Daniel

I hope they don’t go down the path of the Royal Australian Mint. Not sure if this link will work for non members, but they’ve started introducing bamboo packaging. It’s like cardboard for takeaway food. Truly awful, in the name of saving the environment. https://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=5842 edit: didn’t work. Long copy paste incoming. I sometimes pick up $5 silver proof coins. I generally think they are stupid (they aren’t that limited in numbers and just seem to be pumped out of the cookie cutter) … but picked up a centenary of rotary coin in memory of my Grandfather’s involvement in Rotary.  I’m terrible, as… Read more »

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Chris Terp

Yep, looks something like was sent to me except some felt put over to make it look nicer ‍♂️

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Chris Terp

Top side has felt on it and bottom shows the plastic that felt covers.

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Chris Terp

2005 Proof Silver Dollar case much nicer.

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Chris Terp

Don’t make ’em like they used too.

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Daniel

Wow. That’s really sad. Such a premium coin, and its introduction to the world with a change of design, only to be cheapened by the company it keeps.

Daniel

So, you can buy velvet boxes from the Mint for bullion coins. $299 for 100 boxes. Just $3 per box … and they couldn’t include that with a premium/limited coin?
https://catalog.usmint.gov/storage/collectors-boxes/
Nuts.

Larry T

Kaiser,

That’s exactly right. If you need proof, just do a little shopping at your local grocery store. Buy a pint of ice cream and you get a 12 oz. container of the product. Most consumers don’t even notice and are just happy the price hasn’t gone up.

Seth Riesling

Hershey chocolate company in Hershey, PA kept the price of their chocolate bar at 5-cents each for like decades by slightly changing the size up & down based on commodities prices. And, they have two factories there, one is Union & the other non-Union so as to never have to stop production during a strike…Genius!

The gift shop, which sells gold foil-covered chocolate coins, is located way up Hershey Highway & is operated by Fudge Packers Union Local #69, Hershey, Pennsylvania…Free parking in rear of course…

NumisdudeTX

Rich

Via the free parking in rear can you use the back door for the Hershey’s? Just wondering…

Seth Riesling

Yes, but only if you are very careful & wear a raincoat…

NumisdudeTX

Seth Riesling

Fun times! Lol…that video reminds me of my second favorite hobby…coins “come” first.

NumisdudeTX

:Larrry Y

Seth,

I used to live near Hershey and still miss the ‘smell’ of that chocolate plant…sweet!

Larry T

You could always buy one from Mike Mezack, he’ll give you a genuine red oak display case!

Seth Riesling

Kaiser – Do you remember a few years ago, the U.S. Mint gave us a free logo-branded tote bag with the purchase of some coins? When I got my first U.S. Mint tote bag, due to my OCD, (I’ve had OCD since 1st grade due in part to the 8.2-magnitude earthquake my family survived in 1968 while my dad was stationed at Misawa, Air Force Base, Japan) I looked it over inside & out & found a tiny label sewed inside that read “Made in Vietnam”! I am rarely shocked, (except during medical procedures…Lol), but that was really uncalled for,… Read more »

Chris Terp

The value is always in original packaging product comes in Larry.

If I were to change box(es) I will make it myself.

Carl Warren

Chris – Does the COA look the same as previous years?

Chris Terp

Yepperdoodles.

Chris Terp

Yepperdoodles

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Chris Terp

Inside flaps

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Chris Terp

Backside of CoA

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Carl Warren

Appreciate the pictures – Thank you. I went out on a limb and bought a bunch of empty OGP ASE proof boxes from Apmex just in case I want to swap them with what looks like crappy packaging from the mint.

hope it’s just a one year covid related supplier thing. Again – thank you!

Chris Terp

You’re welcome Carl. Good decision. This packaging is a disappointment.

Agree, hope one-year COVID BS packaging.

Fearful though the bean counters will see the profit and make this standard though.

Wonder what my Morgan packaging will look like when ships out this October?

Why isn’t US Mint Advisory Board suggesting better packaging? Who is Advisory Board representing – collectors or someone else?

Big increases in pricings we’ve seen for US Mint products. Royal Mint packaging still up to snuff though from Music Legends coins I’ve purchased.

Mark D.

Probably because Kings, Queens, Princes, Princesses, Lords, Ladies, Barons, Baronesses, Potentates, Shahs, Caesars, Czars and, um, KAISERS, must get their cut.

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Seth Riesling

Count, Countess/Contessa, Marquess, & that man Prinz von Anhalt who bought his title from a European, and was the last of 9 men Zsa Zsa Gabor was married to during her 99 years on Earth…She was a royal pain!

Royal Pain Mint (RPM) – 1,000 years & still screwing you in the bum…

NumisdudeTX

Mark D.

Madame Defarge put it best. Apologies if I offended thee. I’ll just keep to my knitting. Hey, did I just see a cask of wine crash open in the street. Yum. I’ll always remember you.

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Mark D.

I certainly didn’t mean to be sharp with you and yours. No need to loose your head over this. It’s a far, far better thing to stay calm and carry on your person some valium, in case you find staying calm personally revolting. We should have a tet-a-tet sometime. It would be heady, and I’m not talking beer, or even Lamar. I think it’s a de-capital idea.

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Mark D.

Sounds like something that Washington Irving equestrian character might say to top off his evening trot about.

Larry T

Kaiser, I’m just curious as to why you constantly ridicule Donald? Sure he had to have his face in front of a camera all the time, and sure he was constantly putting his foot in his mouth with some of his weird statements, but I loved his policy initiatives! I’m assuming you are a liberal (I’m fine with that) and probably Jewish and wonder what’s your opinion of dementia Joe and his sidekick Kamala? I not offended by any of those inserts, I just amazed you don’t hear a peep from liberals about the lunatic babbling coming out of Joe’s… Read more »

Chris Terp

Yes, higher for two reasons:

1) Exchange rate
2) Royal Mint produced many more collector items and at lower mintages than US Mint, raising RMs costs.

US Mint raised their prices to reflect what their competition is doing but producing only mass quantities of fewer products (yes even collector items) and only raised prices for profit not to be in line with what competitors doing.

2021 is an exception in some sense with the mintings of commemorative Morgan’s and Peace Silver Dollars but still much less than a typical year in what US Mint’s competition product line.

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Chris Terp

Yes Kaiser Dubya, I purchased several bronze medals before their massive price increase.

The French Mint routinely puts many of their medals on sale as their regular price expensive.

Larry T

Daniel, What struck me was how large the coin box is for a single coin. Maybe if those in charge were really concerned about our environment they would consider a smaller footprint (packaging.) Is the coin of similar size to our ASE coins? And are you required to get authorization from someone to dispose the container? What are your ‘environmental regulations” or is that their way to say recycle?

Daniel

Ha, I hadn’t thought of that. But yes, it would be about recycling (or lack of). The product isn’t actually cardboard, so wouldn’t be able to be put in your cardboard garbage bin. Rather it would need to go in regular garbage. That said, they are putting any disposal concerns straight back onto the consumer. Nice.

yep, our 1oz coins are the same as yours (40mm). Stupidly big packaging is why I’ve run out of room in my safes.

Larry T

I bought the Mints 5 oz. ATB P Silver Quarters and know how much space they need. But at least they are 5 oz’s!

Larry T

Kaiser,

I would color you ‘sane’ as I’ve always chuckled about the face value for these coins. I reason the Mint had no choice as they were a replica of the ATB quarters series.By the way, I’d add a ‘1’ in front of the ’25’!

Chris Terp

Agree, every dollar saved is a dollar profit – everyone knows this. But why sell a collector item at premium price then package it in a cheap holder? Just doesn’t mesh well. Maybe Mint folks just thinking evey collector gets their coins graded and then encapsulated in something else. Makes me wonder who is advising Mint on this matter. Maybe new found eco-politics will change mind at Mint leadership to not use plastic in holders, etc. and return to something nicer to present items in. Mint should realize that this is their product and should present it to public (buyers)… Read more »

sam tweedy

I was lucky enough to get 2 of the Queens Beast Collector 1oz silver proof coins, amazing in every detail !!!! only 3100 made I got number 0701 and 0702. Designer Jody Clark is the best. Can’t wait for his next works!!!!+++++

Chris Terp

Great! Picked up the Royal Mint Music Legends David Bowie half ounce coin myself and very pleased with its design and presentation package that was over the top encased between two pieces of block acrylic.

Chris Terp

Go ahead and put your foot in the water with a foreign mint or two purchase.

BTW, Mexico first mint in the Americas and puts out high quality products too.

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John t

Received my type II silver eagle today and at first glance, it looks like there is a turkey leg for a wing! Moving forward, I will always refer this coin as the turkey leg instead of a “type II”.

Daniel

Considering the amount of headaches this coin caused, and a need for a good lie down afterwards … maybe “turkey leg” is more than appropriate

sam tweedy

This so-called Eagle on this coin looks so sick, it can’t fly with that TURKEY LEG…. Please one year mistake only!!! no more>>>>>!!!!

Rooster

So I was checking the rims of these eagles and to my surprise I had no cog removed. This was supposed to be a security thing. Did I get some kind of error? Did anyone else find this? Lol! JK! Mine really were “cogged“. Was hoping though to say the least.