2026 Emerging Liberty Dime

cinque1543

Perhaps this is not news to anyone, but I see that there are a number of listings on Ebay for 2026 Emerging Liberty dimes. Pricing starts at around $5 for a single, raw, uncirculated coin, and around $40 for an uncirculated roll. Some are selling ANACS and NGC-graded coins at MS65 and higher from around $40 for two-coin sets (P and D mints).

IMHO the dime carries the best design of all the 2026 SemiQ coins. But I rarely use cash anymore, so the likelihood that I will get one in change is effectively nil. I guess I better pay a visit to the bank if I want one.

Mr Lindy

69,000,000 Denver 10c

&

124,500,000 Philly 10c

So far...

https://www.usmint.gov/about/production-sales-figures/circulating-coins-production

mlittle

My bank never has any.

winesteven

I love the shout-out to CAC on the lower obverse 😉.

Steve

Testoon

@mlittle said:
My bank never has any.

Same here! I asked and they told me they don’t get new coins and can’t even order any.

HATTRICK

@Testoon said:

@mlittle said:
My bank never has any.

Same here! I asked and they told me they don’t get new coins and can’t even order any.

They can but they just do not want to.

jmlanzaf

@HATTRICK said:

@Testoon said:

@mlittle said:
My bank never has any.

Same here! I asked and they told me they don’t get new coins and can’t even order any.

They can but they just do not want to.

I don't think they can. They can order quarters but I don't think they can specify the new quarters anymore.

Acarroll

I'm not sure if you know, but rumor has it there's no olive branch on that thing.

jmlanzaf

@Acarroll said:
I'm not sure if you know, but rumor has it there's no olive branch on that thing.

We must take up arms against the tyranny of this imagery!!!

Rc5280

More repetitive threads.

Got it.

jmlanzaf

@Rc5280 said:
More repetitive threads.

Got it.

Count on it.

JBK

Since several recent political threads have not resulted in any incarcerations it suggests that it's turning into the wild west. Anything goes, so it seems. 🤠

MsMorrisine

it's gotten slow

no classic coin threads in a while

World67

@jmlanzaf said:

@Rc5280 said:
More repetitive threads.

Got it.

Count on it.

Popular too.

MsMorrisine

could the empty claw carry slings?

RedRocket

@Morgan White said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@Rc5280 said:
More repetitive threads.

Got it.

Count on it.

Popular too.

"Water sure is cold."

"Deep too."

AtomicWatermelon

@RedRocket said:

@Morgan White said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@Rc5280 said:
More repetitive threads.

Got it.

Count on it.

Popular too.

"Water sure is cold."

"Deep too."

I believe one fella come from Arkansas.

Creg

@RedRocket said:

@Morgan White said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@Rc5280 said:
More repetitive threads.

Got it.

Count on it.

Popular too.

"Water sure is cold."

"Deep too."

“Yeah, Let’s go somewhere else, the bottom is too sandy too noodle here..”

mr1931S

@winesteven said:
I love the shout-out to CAC on the lower obverse 😉.

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

mr1931S

@MsMorrisine said:
it's gotten slow

no classic coin threads in a while

When you say classic coins, you mean coins made before the modern era (<1934), right?

winesteven

@mr1931S said:

@winesteven said:
I love the shout-out to CAC on the lower obverse 😉.

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

The CAC are NOT the initials of the designer. The EA are the designers initials! CAC are the initials of the sculptor.

In the real world the dime is a very small coin. So while the photo of the obverse is huge, it makes the initials appear a lot larger than they are. They’re tiny! Regardless, it’s great for CAC, along with those same CAC initials on at least two of the new quarter reverses, lol!

Steve

RedRocket

@mr1931S said:

@winesteven said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

jmlanzaf

@RedRocket said:

@mr1931S said:

@winesteven said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

mr1931S

@winesteven said:

@mr1931S said:

@winesteven said:
I love the shout-out to CAC on the lower obverse 😉.

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

The CAC are NOT the initials of the designer. The EA are the designers initials! CAC are the initials of the sculptor.

In the real world the dime is a very small coin. So while the photo of the obverse is huge, it makes the initials appear a lot larger than they are. They’re tiny! Regardless, it’s great for CAC, along with those same CAC initials on at least two of the new quarter reverses, lol!

Steve

The great sculptor, Polly C. Gilmore, must be green with envy.

ProofCollection

The mint will be selling rolls of dimes around Apr 17 IIRC.

RedRocket

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

johnny9434

@Testoon said:

@mlittle said:
My bank never has any.

Same here! I asked and they told me they don’t get new coins and can’t even order any.

My bank get so much every other week and when it runs out there done till next shipment

Project Numismatics

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

Old_Collector

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

Better that they just disagree to agree, no?

RedRocket

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

I believe you think you are correct.

Project Numismatics

@RedRocket said:

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

I believe you think you are correct.

Or did your head explode at the thought?

RedRocket

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

I believe you think you are correct.

Or did your head explode at the thought?

I believe you think you are making a humorous post.

jmlanzaf

@RedRocket said:

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

I believe you think you are correct.

Or did your head explode at the thought?

I believe you think you are making a humorous post.

Everyone thinks they are being clever...

Project Numismatics

@RedRocket said:

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@Project Numismatics said:

@RedRocket said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@RedRocket said:

Steve

I don't. Designer's initials are out of place and too big. Why can't those initials (CAC) go on that ledge at the base of LIBERTY'S neck? It's like the designer is getting as much stage as the design. It's totally inappropriate, in my opinion.

@winesteven You know in real life that coin is not that big. It is much, much smaller in person.

Actually, I think it's much much larger in person. Weighs far more and is much thicker.

We must continue to agree to disagree.

Or you could disagree to disagree.

I believe you think you are correct.

Or did your head explode at the thought?

I believe you think you are making a humorous post.

I think maybe you need some space at this point!

Mr_Spud

They are bigger than usual in hand 😉

You people take things too seriously

mlittle

@Mr_Spud said:
They are bigger than usual in hand 😉

You people take things too seriously

Wow, where can I get a dime that large?

JBK

@mlittle said:

@Mr_Spud said:
They are bigger than usual in hand 😉

You people take things too seriously

Wow, where can I get a dime that large?

Or a girlfriend that small... 🤔

Mr_Spud

In fact, all of the 2026 coins look to be different sizes than they used to be 🤔

TheyHoldNoQuarter

The dimes are scheduled for release April 17. P & D Rolls and bags.
Maybe I'll get lucky and buy some before they run out. Or maybe I'll get hung up in the waiting room for too long and miss out.

cladking

@MsMorrisine said:
could the empty claw carry slings?

The claw is obviously open to grasp an olive branch once LIBERTY is secured.

Think 1776. Think 1797 ""Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute".

250 years is a long time for liberty.

MrBear

I am for sure getting a bag of dimes… if they don’t sell out

dcarr

@jmlanzaf said:

@Rc5280 said:
More repetitive threads.

Got it.

Count on it.

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Post Count on it.

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SilverPlatinum

They should make a silver coin out of this design.

illini420

@SilverPlatinum said:
They should make a silver coin out of this design.

Just have to pay $245 for the silver proof set when it comes out on June 11 and you get one!

SilverPlatinum

I really like the design of this coin 🙂 I have a few questions:

1) Since the household limit is “1,” am I able to order both the roll set and the bag in the same order?
2) If I can only choose one, which would you recommend—the roll set or the bag? I’m a bit concerned that coins in the bag might scratch against each other.
3) Do you think this coin will sell out within minutes, or—given that the mintage is in the millions—will it likely be available for a few days?

Old_Collector

@SilverPlatinum said:
I really like the design of this coin 🙂 I have a few questions:

1) Since the household limit is “1,” am I able to order both the roll set and the bag in the same order?
2) If I can only choose one, which would you recommend—the roll set or the bag? I’m a bit concerned that coins in the bag might scratch against each other.
3) Do you think this coin will sell out within minutes, or—given that the mintage is in the millions—will it likely be available for a few days?

You can order the roll pair and a bag.
It will sell out in minutes, be online in the waiting room and cross your fingers.

SilverPlatinum

How those people on eBay managed to get those rolls when the release date is April 17th !!!!

Batman23

@SilverPlatinum said:
How those people on eBay managed to get those rolls when the release date is April 17th !!!!

Those are from the banks, not from the mint website. They got good sources.

Old_Collector

@SilverPlatinum said:
How those people on eBay managed to get those rolls when the release date is April 17th !!!!

These are simply bank wrapped rolls, the mint wrapped and bagged (by a vendor) P&D dimes release April 17th.

MsMorrisine

do not buy bags from the mint. the coins slide and bang against each other thus making them more beaten up than rolls

MsMorrisine

i forgot

these will likely sell out fast, but they shouldn't

bank wrapped rolls will be plentiful all year. what will keep them off the market will be hoarding. however, the hoarding will just draw the mint into sending more to the banks... reducing the purpose of the hoard