The US Mint has finally published the new prices for 2026
HalfDime
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This is from the federal Register, they finally listed the new prices. Silver has fallen back to $69 an ounce as of this notice. That is a $100 per coin premium for some products.
AGENCY: United States Mint, Department of the Treasury.
ACTION: Notice.
SUMMARY: The United States Mint is announcing new and updated pricing for its numismatic products in
accordance with the table below, effective January 20, 2026:
Product New Retail Price
2018 American Innovation $1 Proof Coin $40.00
American Innovation $1 Reverse Proof Coin $40.00
American Innovation $1 25-Coin Roll (P or D) $61.00
American Innovation $1 100-COIN BAG $154.50
American Innovation $1 Proof Set $60.00
American Innovation $1 Reverse Proof Set $60.00
AWQ QTR 100-Coin Bag (P or D) $63.00
AWQ QTR 3-Roll Set (P, D, & S) $84.00
AWQ QTR Proof Set $44.00
AWQ QTR Silver Proof Set $130.00
Native American $1 25-Coin Roll (P or D) $61.00
Native American $1 250-Coin Box (P or D) $380.00
Native American $1 100-Coin Bag (P or D) $154.50
Kennedy Half-Dollar 200 Coin Bag (P&D) $180.00
Kennedy Half-Dollar 2-Roll Set (P&D) $60.00
American Eagle 1 oz Silver Proof Coin (W, S) $173.00
American Eagle 1 oz Silver Uncirculated Coin (W) $169.00
American Liberty Silver Medal™ $170.00
United States Mint Proof Set® $107.00
United States Mint Silver Proof Set® $245.00
United States Mint Congratulations Set $175.00
Uncirculated Set $124.50
American Women Quarters Silver Proof Set™ $130.00
Morgan Dollar – Silver Proof $173.00
Morgan Dollar – Silver Uncirculated $169.00
Peace Dollar – Silver Proof $173.00
Peace Dollar – Silver Uncirculated $169.00
Morgan and Peace Two-Coin Silver Reverse Proof Set $375.00
Limited Edition Silver Proof Set $400.00
Armed Forces 1 oz Silver Medal (all skus) $164.00
1 oz Presidential Silver Medal (all skus) $164.00
Comic Art 1 Ounce Silver Medal $200.00
Comic Art 2.5 Ounce Silver Medal $400.00
Comments
No thanks, even if I bought this material which I don't.
Those prices are ridiculous.
I have bought a few world NCLT recently, both with pillar dollars in the design. One from Australia and the second from Spain. $105 and $120 for 1oz coins.
These prices are ridiculous, especially non precious metal products.
I was one of the few people who still bought an uncirculated set every year. So much for that. Is this their way of killing it off because they're tired of making it?
No more uncirculated set for my dad for Christmas. 😞
Why not ?
Dad will miss that traditional numismatic bone ! And the 1776-2026 will be a great conversation item ! You might be surprised in the future your Mint Set gifts inspired him to do some additional shopping.
Years ago after my Dad passed I inherited his entire collection of gifts the wife and I gave him. Decades of new in box treasures. Ditto for Mom's gifts we gave her too. As I am only child there wasn't anything to split with siblings, nieces and nephews.
The principle of the price increase (driven by rising precious metals) on a set without precious metals. Honestly, he’ll probably support that decision where he hear’s the full story.
Dad will get a different gift, don’t worry!
It's basically $124 for circulating pocket change.
Still, they will probably get away with it this year (somewhat) because of the anniversary.
I'll be curious to see how the mintages hold up at these prices. Same for the clad proof set.
The mint can charge what ever they want and hell it might even result in some aftermarket treasurers with a measure of genuine scarcity. My only concern is they have shifted to the subscription model and how many people will get hammered on auto pilot.
11.5$ Southern Dollars, The little “Big Easy” set
I'm wondering if this price increase for the mint set will trigger some resourceful dealer to assemble some after market sets. If priced even half way in between, these would be a great seller I would think.
What mintages are you contemplating?
The last time I checked, even at mintages 80% lower (at about 400K in 2022) from the typical prior clad proof set mintage of 2MM and somewhat less for mint sets, this is far too common for such low preference coinage at these prices to be competitive versus other coins or sets in a similar price range.
I can see it happening for a few years until the novelty wears off but longer term, I think these will end up like the SQ years.
It's somewhat different for the silver proof sets now since the spot price can or might support these inflated list prices.
Happy Friday the 13th HalfDime !
Any idea where the 5 ounce pucks retailed before they fell off the system at the USMINT ? I recall $380 but who knows ?
They just dropped off the catalogue last couple years, right ?
Thank You !
Lindy
Happy Friday the 13th!
I see this on the mint website:
The United States Mint today announced the opening of sales for the 2010 America the Beautiful Five Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin – Hot Springs National Park at noon Eastern Time (ET) on April 28, 2011. The coin is currently priced at $279.95.
The 2010 coins were released in 2011.
https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/news/press-releases/20110421-mint-to-roll-out-2010-atb-five-ounce-silver-uncirculated-coin-hot-springs.html
I'll have to dig up my receipts as I think I was paying like $150 a boxed puck over a couple years, like 2014ish.
I really want a 2026 silver proof set, but not for $245!!
I purchased the Hot Springs at that time and was under water for years. The prices for these were all over the boards. I purchased some in either 2019 or 2020 for $154.00 each from the mint. That's the cheapest i recall them being.
The regular proof set for $107 (all clad, no silver) is ludicrous. 168% price increase for base metal and plastic.
I did a QUICK search of the "Federal Register". Certainly could have missed something, but it appears that the most recent price change for the subject coins was in JUL-2013 (i.e., @ $154.95).
Link: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2013/07/09/2013-16430/re-pricing-of-several-silver-coin-products