The coin it was on was the first Million dollar q on Who wants to be a Millionaire

The inscription “In God We Trust” first appeared on U.S. coins in 1864 during the Civil War, before the design and striking of the 1804 (Draped Bust) Dollar.

Thanks @Caliskier. I was going to get a 2025 silver proof set this year despite me previously complaining about the then it went poof. I pivoted to the 2025 LESPS, but I was thinking about the 2025 regular proof set based on your penny, nickel, Sacajawea comment, but that went CU. I have not been as diligent as during the Statehood and ATB quarters.

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25DA drops by 52 and you I see them selling 25DA from the “ats” numbers. The return/cancellations must be happening faster than the sales.

Glad you appreciate the info Antonio and this will definitively be the lowest production LESPS for the series. As far as investment potential goes, careful as many here would love to debate that scenario! Haha. PS One coin in particular has potential and that is the Kennedy half and more so if it’s submitted for grading and comes back a PR70.

Me too Rich! I’m hoping the same as you, that we don’t see a silver product price increase prior to the LESPS or Marine Privy release as well! Perhaps they will not raise prices and give us pity or a show of remorse, for sending out such crappy quality, toned 2025 Silver Proof sets and being forced to pull from sale?

Question Rick or anyone else familiar with TPG’s? Any idea on if the 2025 Ag PF Sets would get a straight grade? Or would people get their quarters or other premature toned coins back, “Details” for questionable color, even though these coins were received in this poor condition directly from the Mint and are not toned by any nefarious means? Just curious your thoughts…

VinnieC, I previously had spoken of the missing cent and nickel in the LESPS, as well as mentioning the missing Native American/Sacagawea $1 as well.

The clad Proof set moved to unavailable the week of August 24th. As far as sales falling short or the Mint producing less of a given product, in relation to previous years or announced Product or mintage limits, this year specifically, the Mint has attempted and made a concerted effort to not over produce, compared to years past for numerous products. Many products had the limits, as well as actual physical productions reduced significantly, in all categories. Annual sets, clad, silver, gold, platinum, palladium as well as discontinuing many products next year. This is much needed and not solely the result of next years 250th year Anniversary.

A few products they still sorely missed on forecasts and overestimated demand, were the DC Comic Art Coins and Medals as well as the Morgan and Peace $1 offerings. I also believe that pricing as well as inflation and overall health of the economy in conjunction with continued devaluation or buying power of our dollars hasn’t helped out either. PS The 2025 Silver Proof set had a published Product Limit of 185,002, before the Mint went in and deleted it and replaced with none. I could be mistaken, however I believe that occurred after they pulled over 10K+ sets from the shelf, due to quality issues with the premature toning of coins in the sets. Fingers crossed that the 2025 LESPS are not affected by those same quality and premature toning issues as the 2025 Ag PF Set’s.