2011 United States Army Commemorative Coin Program

edgar

Dated for 31 Jan. Anyone know of pricing yet, "single coins" offered or "sold in sets" only?
Expected household limits? I believe these are limited mintages (across all platforms).
Nothing yet on the "coming soon" page coming soon

Any interest??

CoinHusker

ARM1 Proof $5 Gold Intro. $449.94 Regular $454.95
ARM2 Unc. $5 Gold Intro. $439.95 Regular $444.95
ARM3 Proof Silver Dollar Intro. $54.95 Regular $59.95
ARM4 Unc. Silver Dollar Intro. $49.95 Regular $54.95
ARM5 Proof Clad half Intro. $17.95 Regular $21.95
ARM6 Unc. Clad half Intro. $15.95 Regular $19.95

Sales begin at noon eastern time January 31, 2011. Introductory pricing ends March 2, 2011, at 5pm eastern time.

Goldbully

Got the brochure today........

edgar

thanks just got it

eaglesea

are these eligible for First Strike designation?

JapanJohn

I was in the Navy. Pass.

Classof67

<< <i>are these eligible for First Strike designation? >>



No.

CaptHenway

Interesting assortment of mint marks.

AnkurJ

Personally I think the designs could have been better.

clackamas

Dang $55 bucks for a 1oz proof coin.

NamesJay

Is the only difference between 'proof' and 'uncirculated' the mint?

boucharda

<< <i>Is the only difference between 'proof' and 'uncirculated' the mint? >>



Yup....oh...and one IS a proof and the other isn't

ambro51

got my brocure yesterday and filed it away in the square plastic container with the flip up lid I keep in the corner of my Kitchen.

BillJones

I'll buy the three coins in Proof. I's sorry they are not issuing any three piece sets.

Of course they last time they offered the three piece set, they played games and only issued a fixed number, which is quite unfair to those who work for a living and can't order during the day of issue.

Next month there will be another $5 gold and silver dollar to buy for the Medal of Honor.

penny4yourthoughts

GAT

Seems the Mint forgot that until 1947 the Air Force was the Army Air Corps.

BillJones

<< <i>You might as well hit up a strip club, you'll be doing the economy better and at least have memories of throwing your money away. >>



You are probably correct in your accessment of the value of these coins in the short to medium run. By in large the modern commemoratives have been a poor investments.

But, increases in the price of bullion has made my collection of modern commemorative gold coins winners.

pitboss

I will stick to silver eagles, thank you.

golfer72

The last modern Commem I bought was the Statue Of Lib dollar in 86. Nothing i have seen over the ensuing years has tempted me to change that.

MsMorrisine

I still can't get over the missle on the peace coin