2021 Type II Proof Silver Eagle

DoubleDime

What date did they go on sale from the Mint ?

robec

The first W Proof went on sale July 20. The S Proof was scheduled for 8/12
Uncirculated W was 9/9.

MetroD

@robec provided the answer, plus more.

If you need any more dates, here is the 2021 Product Schedule.

Edited for clarity.

DoubleDime

Thank you. But those are not the issue prices are they ?

MetroD

@DoubleDime said:
Thank you. But those are not the issue prices are they ?

Good point.

To determine the issue price of this Proof ASE, I suggest that you consult the applicable Mint press release. For your convenience, it is here (i.e., $73 for 21EAN).

I do not know for sure how the Mint maintains website pricing on the 'product pages' for 'older/previous' Proof ASE items. Based upon this sample of one, it appears that the price MIGHT default to the current Proof ASE price (i.e., $80 for 24EA).

NJCoin

@MetroD said:

@DoubleDime said:
Thank you. But those are not the issue prices are they ?

Good point.

To determine the issue price of this Proof ASE, I suggest that you consult the applicable Mint press release. For your convenience, it is here (i.e., $73 for 21EAN).

I do not know for sure how the Mint maintains website pricing on the 'product pages' for 'older/previous' Proof ASE items. Based upon this sample of one, it appears that the price MIGHT default to the current Proof ASE price (i.e., $80 for 24EA).

This is correct, and is why when they made some products available through the Vault Sale, they had current pricing rather than pricing at the time the item was first offered for sale. They don't go in and modify each price by hand when they make changes. The changes are implemented across the board by product type (ASE, AGE, proof set, etc.). The only way to see old prices is to find archived web pages using a go-back machine, Coin World articles, this forum, etc.

robec

The issue price of both S and W Proofs was $73.

The Uncirculated W issue price was $67.

MetroD

@NJCoin said:

This is correct, and is why when they made some products available through the Vault Sale, they had current pricing rather than pricing at the time the item was first offered for sale. They don't go in and modify each price by hand when they make changes. The changes are implemented across the board by product type (ASE, AGE, proof set, etc.). The only way to see old prices is to find archived web pages using a go-back machine, Coin World articles, this forum, etc.

Good info. Thanks for taking the time to post it.