American Eagle

The United States Mint has announced that it will begin selling silver 2020 American Eagles bullion coins that have been minted at the San Francisco facility. The bullion coins, which will not carry the “S” mint mark, will be sold only to Authorized Purchases in Monster Boxes starting today. The unexpected announcement is the second similar sale that the Mint has had in 2020 as production and demand for silver bullion has been exceptionally high. …

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The United States Mint has confirmed that early 2021 gold and silver American Eagles will retain the inaugural Reverse with the new Reverse coming in mid-2021. The confirmation was first reported at CoinWorld and it has been confirmed here at USCoinNews. According to the Mint, bullion gold and silver American Eagles will have the same design used since 1986 on the Reverse early in 2021. These will be sold to authorized buyers. When the new …

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The United States Mint has confirmed that there is indeed no mintage limit for the 2020-S American Eagle silver Proof as had been previously reported by the Mint. CoinNews reached out to the mint and received confirmation that the indication that a 200,000 mintage limited listed on the product page for the proof bullion coin was an error, mostly down to what seems like an internal communication error. Normally, the Proof American Eagle has a …

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The United States Mint will begin sales of the 2020-S American Eagle silver Proof bullion coin later today. Sales will begin at Noon Eastern, 9:00 AM Pacific. While the Mint has no household sales limit on the coin, only 200,000 of them will be produced this year and they likely will sell quickly. This year, the coin is priced at $73. 2020 represents the last year of the current Reverse design of the silver American …

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The United States Mint will begin sales of the 2020-S American Eagle silver Proof bullion coin next week. Sales will begin on October 13, 2020 starting at Noon Eastern, 9:00 AM pacific. While the Mint has no household sales limit on the coin, only 200,000 of them will be produced this year and they likely will sell quickly. 2020 represents the last year of the current Reverse design of the silver American Eagle with it …

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