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					<description><![CDATA[While searching for information on the US Mint 2022 Product Schedule &lt;strong&gt;changes&lt;/strong&gt; to the previously scheduled release dates for the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor commemorative coins (Jan 6th) and the 2022-W ASE Proof and Congratulations Set (both Feb 3rd), all now scheduled &lt;strong&gt;TBD&lt;/strong&gt;, I came across this information, &quot;&lt;u&gt;Mint re-offers more 2021 Morgan and Peace silver dollars&lt;/u&gt;&quot; from &lt;em&gt;Coin World&lt;/em&gt; (copied from Coin World, Dec 17, 2021)&lt;em&gt;:&lt;/em&gt;
Just when you thought the U.S. Mint’s sales window for the limited-edition 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars had closed, sales briefly reopened Dec. 14 for all options, making thousands of the coins again available.
A number of coins in each option, made available through order cancellations and program reconciliation, quickly sold out again. The U.S. Mint raised the&#160;original one-coin-per-household order limit to allow three coins of each option.
Some customers who were successful when ordering the coins during their initial offering claim they were blocked from placing orders for additional coins.
Email notifications were sent from the Mint’s website to bureau customers who checked the “Remind Me” tab on individual product pages. Some customers reported the notifications were received after the limited number of coins were reoffered, not allowing for order placement to be executed.
U.S. Mint sales totals as of Dec. 15 for the six products options, followed by the number of each option made available online Dec. 14 follow: 
 ➤ 2021 CC privy marked Morgan dollar, 173,480; 8,912.
 ➤ 2021 O privy marked Morgan dollar, 173,145; 8,537.
 ➤ 2021 Morgan dollar, Philadelphia Mint, no Mint mark, 173,891; 7,251.
 ➤ 2021-S Morgan dollar, San Francisco Mint, 174,090; 5,573.
 ➤ 2021-D Morgan dollar, Denver Mint, 173,769; 5,862.
 ➤ 2021 Peace dollar, Philadelphia Mint, no Mint mark, 198,873; 8,813.
Should additional coins for each product option become available again through continued order reconciliation, the U.S. Mint has the discretion to re-offer the additional product, as long as the total does not exceed established maximum mintage limits.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While searching for information on the US Mint 2022 Product Schedule <strong>changes</strong> to the previously scheduled release dates for the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor commemorative coins (Jan 6th) and the 2022-W ASE Proof and Congratulations Set (both Feb 3rd), all now scheduled <strong>TBD</strong>, I came across this information, &#8220;<u>Mint re-offers more 2021 Morgan and Peace silver dollars</u>&#8221; from <em>Coin World</em> (copied from Coin World, Dec 17, 2021)<em>:</em><br />
Just when you thought the U.S. Mint’s sales window for the limited-edition 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars had closed, sales briefly reopened Dec. 14 for all options, making thousands of the coins again available.<br />
A number of coins in each option, made available through order cancellations and program reconciliation, quickly sold out again. The U.S. Mint raised the&nbsp;original one-coin-per-household order limit to allow three coins of each option.<br />
Some customers who were successful when ordering the coins during their initial offering claim they were blocked from placing orders for additional coins.<br />
Email notifications were sent from the Mint’s website to bureau customers who checked the “Remind Me” tab on individual product pages. Some customers reported the notifications were received after the limited number of coins were reoffered, not allowing for order placement to be executed.<br />
U.S. Mint sales totals as of Dec. 15 for the six products options, followed by the number of each option made available online Dec. 14 follow:<br />
 ➤ 2021 CC privy marked Morgan dollar, 173,480; 8,912.<br />
 ➤ 2021 O privy marked Morgan dollar, 173,145; 8,537.<br />
 ➤ 2021 Morgan dollar, Philadelphia Mint, no Mint mark, 173,891; 7,251.<br />
 ➤ 2021-S Morgan dollar, San Francisco Mint, 174,090; 5,573.<br />
 ➤ 2021-D Morgan dollar, Denver Mint, 173,769; 5,862.<br />
 ➤ 2021 Peace dollar, Philadelphia Mint, no Mint mark, 198,873; 8,813.<br />
Should additional coins for each product option become available again through continued order reconciliation, the U.S. Mint has the discretion to re-offer the additional product, as long as the total does not exceed established maximum mintage limits.</p>
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