Who's buying the American Eagle 2021 One Ounce Silver Proof on Thursday? Mint Hi-Res images posted.

@Samuel8 said:

@Bullsitter said:
3 orders SHIPPED before it kicks in.

My 3rd order shipped yesterday. This morning my 4th order got charged $4.95.

This morning (Monday), I received the mint "Welcome to our Loyalty Program" email.
So, there is a delay, the order shipped on Saturday was not counted when I placed the 4th order on Sunday.

I've got 4 shipments scheduled for delivery tomorrow and I've only been charged for one of them.

@Dirt94 said:

@jmlanzaf said:
I've got 4 shipments scheduled for delivery tomorrow and I've only been charged for one of them.

Good luck to you! I’ve had that happen to my orders sometimes where they ship them and don’t charge for them. Then they put your mint account on hold until you pay for them. It’s not fun sorting that situation out as Customer Service never understands what’s going on.

They've actually "shipped" 7 of them, although the other 3 haven't left Memphis yet. The first 4 are within 60 miles of me.

My original from day two and the extra one from day 6 just shipped.

All of my orders have been shipped and picked up by the carrier. My subscription order is supposed to be delivered tomorrow. That means next week some time (if I'm lucky).

@MetroD said:

@Samuel8 said:
My 3rd order shipped yesterday. This morning my 4th order got charged $4.95.

So, you are entitled to free budget shipping, but did not get it.

Have you contacted the Mint?

Edited to Add:
FWIW, you are not alone. @Onastone appears to be having the same issue.

As @djm and @JBK stated above, you need to sign in for this for the discount to turn on... this is what the mint replied to me:

Thank you for contacting the United States Mint.

We regret the confusion concerning the United States Mint Loyalty Program. Currently, you do not qualify because one of the qualification is that you must be subscribed to the Product & Promotion Updates email. Please login to your online user account to update by clicking on "Customer Service," then "My Account," and next "Communication Preferences." For more information, please click on the program link provided.

@smuglr said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@ɹoʇɔǝlloɔ said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@Kliao said:
Sales number as of 2-21-21

21EA 297,243 (30,197 left)

The numbers also show a 40 coin number:

21EA040 678 (27,120 coins)

You may have to add those together

so maybe just about 3000 left?

Maybe. Of course, if you add the Congratulations sets in there, we're already 30,000 over! LOL

Let the cancellations begin...

There is a difference between product limit and mintage limit. There is no announced mintage limit on these. The product limit (think packaging) 327,440 applies to the single item 21EA. The congratulations set has no limit published (likely 50,000) and the bulk 21 EA040 also has no published limit. Although unlikely because the USM is so far behind on bullion production, they could release a "last of the heraldic eagle set' tomorrow with more. All of these products together total the mintage which as stated at this point has no published limit.

I'm well aware of that which is why the cancellations might begin...

my guess is they aren't taking new enrollments for this year??

you can get this one, what's the difference?

https://catalog.usmint.gov/american-eagle-silver-one-ounce-proof-coin-enrollment-MM.html?cgid=product-enrollments-american-eagle-coins#start=1

how do you check to see if you are enrolled?

@Goldbully said:
That's the San Francisco Mint.....Isn't the type 2 reverse the 'W' Mint mark?

21EA; Proof ASE-W; Released: 2/11/21; T1; Known

Based on the release timing of "Summer 2021", I ASSume the following:
21EAN; Proof ASE-W; T2; Next "MN" Enrollment Release (Sold Out)
21EMN; Proof ASE-S; T2; Next "MM" Enrollment Release (Currently Available)

@JeffM said:
Unbelievable! 327K and it's unavailable in less than a half hour. The dealers are having a field day. They probably had several goons buying 99 at a time.

No, their employee

@Goldbully said:
Will the San Francisco Mint ASE also have the type 2 reverse?

I ASSume that you are asking about 21EMN, with an available date of "Summer 2021".
Item Link
Enrollment Link

I believe that this coin will be the 'new/T2' reverse, because of:
1) the release timing. It has a "Summer 2021" release date, just like the 'new/T2' version of the Proof ASE from West Point (i.e., 21EAN).
2) the Mint item number. The Proof ASE from San Francisco is normally designated as (release year + "EM"). For example, the 2020 version was coded 20EM. This release, however, is identified as 21EMN. Note the extra "N", just like the extra "N" on 20EAN (i.e., the 'new/T2' version of the Proof ASE from West Point).

@Danno44 said:

@Goldbully said:
Will the San Francisco Mint ASE also have the type 2 reverse?

According to the mint site the 2020 S was the last of old design (T-1).
The 2021 is only being being released as new design (T-2).
Then again we are talking about the mint here so who really knows.
But as @MetroD stated above the schedule appears that it will be the new design just based on timing of release.

From which year the mint began to sell ASE S?

@JBK said:

@MKUltra24 said:

@JBK said:

@MKUltra24 said:
Question: Why do people mention the premium on this proof coin when the End of WW2 Proof ASE V75 was $83 and this one is $10 cheaper?

Is there something different about them (aside from design)?

They're both 1 oz of silver and proofs. o_O

V75 had a much lower mintage (special privy mark). It was certain to go up in value far above issue price.

And the premiums on normal proof SEs are absurd.

Ah ok thanks! That makes sense.

I'm glad I was able to get one even though it had a stupid hairline scratch on it even though I never even opened the capsule let alone touched it so IDK how it could have that tiny micro-scratch on it

If it were mine I would not open the capsule to check, but if you really scrutinize it up close you might find that the scratch is actually on the capsule.

One sign is if in certain light it appears doubled - that would be the scratch on the capsule and the reflection on the coin.

Just used a loupe to check while tilting it and it’s definitely on the coin .

I just don’t know how it happened. I wish I did.

I mean what could scratch a coin straight from the Mint in a capsule that has never been opened?

@MKUltra24 said:

@JBK said:

@MKUltra24 said:

@JBK said:

@MKUltra24 said:
Question: Why do people mention the premium on this proof coin when the End of WW2 Proof ASE V75 was $83 and this one is $10 cheaper?

Is there something different about them (aside from design)?

They're both 1 oz of silver and proofs. o_O

V75 had a much lower mintage (special privy mark). It was certain to go up in value far above issue price.

And the premiums on normal proof SEs are absurd.

Ah ok thanks! That makes sense.

I'm glad I was able to get one even though it had a stupid hairline scratch on it even though I never even opened the capsule let alone touched it so IDK how it could have that tiny micro-scratch on it

If it were mine I would not open the capsule to check, but if you really scrutinize it up close you might find that the scratch is actually on the capsule.

One sign is if in certain light it appears doubled - that would be the scratch on the capsule and the reflection on the coin.

Just used a loupe to check while tilting it and it’s definitely on the coin .

I just don’t know how it happened. I wish I did.

I mean what could scratch a coin straight from the Mint in a capsule that has never been opened?

Can you post a photo of it?

Available for a few seconds

Is this the official lingo,
Type 1,
Type 2

???

@ECHOES said:
Is this the official lingo,
Type 1,
Type 2

???

this is what is appearing seemingly everywhere now.

the Mint calls the reverse of the original design "Heraldic Eagle"