The 2026 Silver Proof Set is a potential winner
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Well I embraced the 151520 max mintage and spent time getting to HHL 10 while those numbers were public.
Then it popped to 250,520 and I got unhappy.
So I responded & dropped 10 to 4 then bumped up to 6 as I got the FOMO, specifically the desire to have quality keeper sets.
Now we know max mintages are moving targets in 2026 with new hire Hollis running Mint programs.
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"SIN GOD WE TRUST" Dime due August 6th.
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I'm not saying I don't believe you but...why would someone buy a silver proof set from the Mint for $245 and sell it for LESS on eBay, rather than just returning it?
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@MrBear said:
I'm not saying I don't believe you but...why would someone buy a silver proof set from the Mint for $245 and sell it for LESS on eBay, rather than just returning it?
I'm sorry , I was talking about the Lincoln cent . NOT the Whole set !
TIN SOLDIERS & NIXON COMING
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I was fortunate that all my sets arrived by Ground Advantage Saturday. For me, that is not typical for that USPS service.
The silver pieces all look great. I know some do not like the quarter obverses, but even those are etched pretty good. Sold all of the quarters anyway and most of Sacagawea's. Most of the pennies and halves are getting the PCGS 948 label and FS designations. I already bought a 948 FS 70 dime on a presale for under $100. That is a good deal when you factor in the costs for how I want one graded. Some of the graded ones will be sold, some kept and some will be gifts for the 14 grandchildren.
All in all, I think the sets are winners.
Boom...we win.
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@Manorcourtman said:
Within a month there will probably be 5,000+ for sale on eBay. I see them selling for $200 within a couple months. Just way too many made for the true demand.I think that a fall in a couple on months is too soon, but I’d say you will see an adjustment within a few years.
There will be some very high prices paid for pieces in PR-70 DCam holders. The registry crowd will support that. I have fallen off the registry wagon. It’s too expensive to keep up with it. I am a pulper compared to the guys who collect Proof gold type coins. My nice Mint State and AU coins for the early gold pieces aren’t good enough. Registry demand is driving the very high prices for Proof gold type coins.
Retired dealer and avid collector of U.S. type coins, 19th century presidential campaign medalets and selected medals. In recent years I have been working on a set of British coins - at least one coin from each king or queen who issued pieces that are collectible. I am also collecting at least one coin for each Roman emperor from Julius Caesar to ... ?2 -
My November backorders have shipped.
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Per Bullsitter, his November back orders shipped today. Off by a few minutes and a few days, however you see the general idea.
😎" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater1 -
The lack of truth and integrity continues every day. Remember that “Box of Chocolates” thing. 🫣🫢😸
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater2 -
@HATTRICK said:
The lack of truth and integrity continues every day. Remember that “Box of Chocolates” thing. 🫣🫢😸
I won't forget that! It holds true almost every week
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I just opened up my silver proof set. There are some neat designs in the set.
I do not like seeing all those initials glinting back on those proof fields.
Although I like the set overall, I almost have buyers remorse with the price I had to pay to get it. I'm glad I dropped my subscription down to one.
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My two sets showed up today. Everything undamaged and coins appear perfect. Almost wish I could keep one, but they're both going to be Christmas gifts.
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Now listen boy, I'm tryin' to teach you sumthin' . . . . that ain't an optical illusion, it only looks like an optical illusion.
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Mine showed up yesterday. Free shipping pristine box. I give it a CB70 Dry. 😁
Don’t know what I am going to do with it yet, but will probably open and keep it ." If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater0 -
Looks like backorder dime bags are shipping early. My credit card was just hit with the charge. It’s the mint “you never know what you will get or when you get it”
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Put my big eye on 6 of these again and quality control is lacking. First glance 2 were bad, second glance 5 were lacking. 70's are going to be less than plentiful. And what's up with scruffy plastic cases. Suction cup marked perimeters like Philly, foggy spotted Cents, foggy fields on Saq $ too, etc... And there's no paid for return label now. I am very happy with what I kept. I am going to rethink any future proof issue purchases in 2026. Put a glass on your goodies, you got 7 days. Tick ... ... or Surprise !
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@Mr Lindy said:
Put my big eye on 6 of these again and quality control is lacking. First glance 2 were bad, second glance 5 were lacking. 70's are going to be less than plentiful. And what's up with scruffy plastic cases. Suction cup marked perimeters like Philly, foggy spotted Cents, foggy fields on Saq $ too, etc... And there's no paid for return label now. I am very happy with what I kept. I am going to rethink any future proof issue purchases in 2026. Put a glass on your goodies, you got 7 days. Tick ... ... or Surprise !That's why I also locked in a presale purchase of all coins in PR70DCAM. The early listings were way cheaper than the current listings.
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U.S. Mint Silver Set With 1776-2026 Cent Draws High Premiums https://share.google/Wl0C70Qtx2x8uzOfc
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Hope it gets cheaper than $250 on eBay by Christmas
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@acelm said:
Hope it gets cheaper than $250 on eBay by Christmaslower than 250 would be a unicorn price
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Lowest price on ebay seems to have settled at ~$324 as of today, there are several at that price or a penny less. Stay tuned.
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Now listen boy, I'm tryin' to teach you sumthin' . . . . that ain't an optical illusion, it only looks like an optical illusion.
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@Mr Lindy said:
I am wondering if 2026 will be last year collector coins are produced on the West Coast ?
The 2026S Silver & The 2026S baseless metal clad sets could be the end.
With this in mind, well, my mind...
Here's an odd & curious San Francisco production error 40% silver dollar that I was over the moon to add to my error archive:

Nice find, were you able to buy it?
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I was happy to see the SF Mint still producing this year. How was the Cali Innovation dollar NOT struck there - the cradle of innovation in modern America.
Love that Milled British (1830-1960)
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Yes, I remain over the moon that I bought this a few years ago.
First items Dad bought from USMINT were Unc 1971S $ struck in 40% Silver.
I inherited the 20 he ordered which are still in opened US mailed packages sent to address we moved from long ago. None of those are like this but it felt like it was a very good obvious error to pursue when opportunity popped up.
As I am buy & hold collector, this one's sticky for next two decades.@1776Coins said:
@Mr Lindy said:I am wondering if 2026 will be last year collector coins are produced on the West Coast ?
The 2026S Silver & The 2026S baseless metal clad sets could be the end.
With this in mind, well, my mind...
Here's an odd & curious San Francisco production error 40% silver dollar that I was over the moon to add to my error archive:

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Nice find, were you able to buy it?
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@Mr Lindy said:
Yes, I remain over the moon that I bought this a few years ago.
First items Dad bought from USMINT were Unc 1971S $ struck in 40% Silver.
I inherited the 20 he ordered which are still in opened US mailed packages sent to address we moved from long ago. None of those are like this but it felt like it was a very good obvious error to pursue when opportunity popped up.
As I am buy & hold collector, this one's sticky for next two decades.@1776Coins said:
@Mr Lindy said:I am wondering if 2026 will be last year collector coins are produced on the West Coast ?
The 2026S Silver & The 2026S baseless metal clad sets could be the end.
With this in mind, well, my mind...
Here's an odd & curious San Francisco production error 40% silver dollar that I was over the moon to add to my error archive:

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Nice find, were you able to buy it?
What a great story, part of what coin colleting is all about, connections to our past and memories! I love it. Thanks for sharing.
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Man I was sweating my return of 5 silver proof sets. Instead of pointing out flaws as I have done in the past 15 years I used "changed mind". Took 5 days for full refund email. I kept one great set, no fog on the Cent among other random things that plagued the 5.
So I am into 1 near perfect/perfect set for $300 as I paid next day to me and insured priority back to Texas. On final inspection I really wanted two sets, but one is better than none. Actually I wanted 6 they sent me. Put a good glass on your sets, whatever they used to clean cent planchets left a residue, a fog in the fields. And considering there's another 420,000 clad proof sets with potentially same obsolete foggy Cent planchets there's going to be a bunch to choose from, like 3/4 Million.
I am 1 for 6, almost 17% success rate.
Happy Hunting !
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DCarr should do it as a branch mint.

Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
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I thought that the mint won't ding your CC until they ship?? I just got dinged on my CC for the half dollar bag that says backodered
Does that mean that shipped it? Didn't receive a conformation of shipping0 -
the timing is more like, we'll hit the cc so we get paid just before we ship
look for it tomorrow
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I gotta think those coming available on June 27th are returns; which, in many if not most cases, were unacceptable to the original buyers,
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Now listen boy, I'm tryin' to teach you sumthin' . . . . that ain't an optical illusion, it only looks like an optical illusion.
My mind reader refuses to charge me. . . . . . .2 -
Hmmm!
246K sold per 6/22 sales report with at least another 49K available this morning,Mintage numbers: First about 151K (last years, I guess), then 250K, then 271K, now ???
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@RAWcoin said:
Hmmm!
246K sold per 6/22 sales report with at least another 49K available this morning,Mintage numbers: First about 151K (last years, I guess), then 250K, then 271K, now ???
I put one into my cart and it didn’t say anything about being a back order. Im unable to check ATS right now, but was there really a 49,000 inventory as add to bag today?
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@mbr33 said:
@RAWcoin said:
Hmmm!
246K sold per 6/22 sales report with at least another 49K available this morning,Mintage numbers: First about 151K (last years, I guess), then 250K, then 271K, now ???
I put one into my cart and it didn’t say anything about being a back order. Im unable to check ATS right now, but was there really a 49,000 inventory as add to bag today?
Current ATS: 48,550
Availability shows "In Stock", In Stock Date shows "Aug 07 2026". Assuming most of that ATS will become backorder.
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@Nephasth said:
@mbr33 said:
@RAWcoin said:
Hmmm!
246K sold per 6/22 sales report with at least another 49K available this morning,Mintage numbers: First about 151K (last years, I guess), then 250K, then 271K, now ???
I put one into my cart and it didn’t say anything about being a back order. Im unable to check ATS right now, but was there really a 49,000 inventory as add to bag today?
Current ATS: 48,550
Availability shows "In Stock", In Stock Date shows "Aug 07 2026". Assuming most of that ATS will become backorder.
That’s way too many for returns. Looks like the mintage will be raised to over 300,000 easily.
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Glad I cut down to just one for myself.
Grandkids can get these for their next graduation in 4 years.PS. RCTV selling a PF 70 set of all 10 coins for $1095 plus S&H
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Still available after 4 hours.
How are remaining sets seen in code?
@mbr33 said:
@Nephasth said:
@mbr33 said:
@RAWcoin said:
Hmmm!
246K sold per 6/22 sales report with at least another 49K available this morning,Mintage numbers: First about 151K (last years, I guess), then 250K, then 271K, now ???
I put one into my cart and it didn’t say anything about being a back order. Im unable to check ATS right now, but was there really a 49,000 inventory as add to bag today?
Current ATS: 48,550
Availability shows "In Stock", In Stock Date shows "Aug 07 2026". Assuming most of that ATS will become backorder.
That’s way too many for returns. Looks like the mintage will be raised to over 300,000 easily.
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That's 2023 Silver Proof Set
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Here’s this year’s set. 271,520 with the last sales report saying 246,287 sets had been sold. Early reports this morning claimed 50,200 were available in inventory to purchase.
Next week’s sales report will give the answer to “did we go over again?” or not.
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I've seen an awful lot of reports of returns, some just for price but many for poor quality.
Do they refurbish or resell the quality rejects?
I've never had to return anything.0 -
@Old_Collector said:
I've seen an awful lot of reports of returns, some just for price but many for poor quality.
Do they refurbish or resell the quality rejects?
I've never had to return anything.They inspect them before they resell them. They used to have a small overage to replace actual defective coins. I don't know if that's still true, but assume it is.
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47,912 left
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@Old_Collector said:
I've seen an awful lot of reports of returns, some just for price but many for poor quality.
Do they refurbish or resell the quality rejects?
I've never had to return anything.I looked at 20 sets. One or two sets were very nice. the rest had minor issues here and there. The dollar coins had some weird stuff going on. Looked like debris encased with the coin.
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Finally caved and bought one while they were available. I don't have a .999 silver proof set yet so excited to get this!
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Decided to open my set and now it's on the way back for a refund
Cent has spots on it,
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ats": 47305, glad I didn't order any. They should be on eBay in 6 months for a significant discount from the Mint price.
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