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2027 US Mint product schedule released
HalfDime
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I can't remember this being released so early, but here is 2027:
https://www.usmint.gov/product-schedule/2027/
The Birth set might be huge if it includes a Lincoln cent.
The Pegasus gold coin is coming out in Summer.
The diamond field silver coins are returning.
I expect major additions are depending on legislation to be included in the Omnibus Bill at the end of this year.
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Birth set? Could that just be a more specific release of the Congratulations set? It is P mint as opposed to the proof and congrats.
The mint used to have a Happy Birthday along with a Congratulations, but ditched the birthday a few years ago. I'm glad it's coming back. We'll see what they have up their sleeves.
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The Birth Set may be the only P Lincoln Cent Proof and the sets will likely be low mintage. The other four Proofs would also be equally low mintage. Unfortunately no subscriptions yet.
If this is true then the sets that cost about $50 may be worth $500.
"The diamond field silver coins are returning" and they will carry the D mint mark vice this year's P..
fka renman95, Sep 2005, 7,000 posts
Between those and the 2 coin reverse proof set, it looks like they cut the regular proof Morgan and Peace dollars.
Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.
Why do you think it's going to be anything other than what they say it's going to be? An ASE, in birthday packaging.
The attraction is going to be that it will be a Philly proof instead of West Point for the regular version and the Congratulations Set. Not that it's going to be an alternate proof set. It will be as hot, or not, as the 2026 Congratulations Set was.
I thought the Lincoln Cents were officially kaput. Doubtful they will make another appearance in a birth set.
They really are scaling back on San Francisco production? Also no more traditional mirror proof Morgans?
This is the old Birth set, so maybe it is mislabeled. They also have a congratulations set listed.
They continue to be in proof and mint sets.
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Fair enough. But, if you look at the schedule, the Birth Set is categorized as "American Eagle Coins."
The odds are very high that it's going to be a Philly proof ASE. Not a Philly proof set.
Unless they change something, this is a virtual lock. If you'll notice, the Congratulations Set is listed as being minted at West Point. So the Birth Set is going to be the one we are chasing next year. Not to get a Philly proof cent, but to get a Philly proof ASE.
You have a lot of faith in the mint employees, we know they always do what is posted early. Except a 100 times before.
Not really. But it's foolish to ignore what is in front of you, absent a compelling reason.
Among other things, that 2019 set you referenced was made in San Francisco. So they would only have to change everything, and make an entire proof set in Philly when they haven't done that since 1964, to make your dream come true.
OTOH, all they have to do to make my prediction true is make the same coin they made in Philly in 2026, with birthday packaging. It's unclear why they are doing this rather than just keeping everything the same as this year, but it's what they say they are doing.
Of course, anything can always happen. But if this was a prediction market, do you really think this would be a 50/50 coin flip? If so, I'd love, love, love to take your action on this.