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I'm already seeing placeholders for RP issues of these innovation dollars on the Mint schedule. They appear to be getting serious about this series. If you're referring to the long list of the Innovation Dollar products with a TBD on the Product Schedule, then those have been there all year unfortunately, including the reverse proof options. There's also another discussion about the delay with the 2018 RP coin. |
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They should be working on the 2020 designs by now. Let's hope they aren't waiting until the 2019s are done to start.
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If you're referring to the long list of the Innovation Dollar products with a TBD on the Product Schedule That's exactly what I was referencing. Goes to show how often I look at the Mint's upcoming products...  "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae
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If there is anything going on for 2020, it will be the various states seeking recommendations from citizens for designs - those go to the mint for concept drawings.
So, figure out the next states and check the governor's office's social media.
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Do we have the latest update on the 2018 Innovation Dollar coins SOLD? So, now we have 2 series of 'for collectors' dollar coins that's only available in rolls and bags: Native American dollar and Innovation Dollar. |
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-----Burton 50+ year / Life / Emeritus ANA member (joined 12/1/1973) Life member: Numismatics International, CONECA Member: TNA, FtWCC, NETCC, EveryCountry (online) coin club Owned by three cats and a wife of 40+ years (joined 1983) Author: 3rd Edition of the Sample Slabs book, https://www.sampleslabs.info/ |
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Quote:Quote:So, now we have 2 series of 'for collectors' dollar coins that's only available in rolls and bags: Native American dollar and Innovation Dollar. The Native American dollars come in the mint set. and if the Mint gets their act together next year, then I expect that the Innovation dollars will be included in mint and proof sets as well  |
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I'd rather they just sell the Innovation dollars in a separate uncirculated set. That would keep the mintage down. I definitely don't like having to buy a roll of each just to get one.
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I'd rather they just sell the Innovation dollars in a separate uncirculated set. We'll probably get this as a product as well. My guess is that the Mint will have Innovation $1 products along the same lines as the Presidential $1s. So, we'll have rolls and bags of NIFC $1s, Innovation $1s included in mint and proof sets, and mint and proof sets of just the Innovation $1s. What I'm hoping is that this year's individual reverse proof coins don't also become an annual issue. |
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I'd rather they just sell the Innovation dollars in a separate uncirculated set. That would keep the mintage down. I definitely don't like having to buy a roll of each just to get one.  Now I just wait until the fall coin show and get them from a dealer who buys the bulk. Same way I get the Kennedy half dollar, uncirculated S-mint ATB Quarters, etc. |
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I'd rather they just sell the Innovation dollars in a separate uncirculated set. That would keep the mintage down. It would also keep the full Mint Set's cost down, which is important to a small-budget collector like me. Quote:
What I'm hoping is that this year's individual reverse proof coins don't also become an annual issue. The 2019 Product Schedule lists individual reverse proof coins for each design, so it appears that they will be continuing this idea. Interestingly, however, there is no reverse proof set, just a regular proof set. That will likely make it more expensive to collect a full set of reverse proof issues, but should also make for some low mintages for unpopular coins. |
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Any further update?
Anyone planning to buy into this series?
I didn't buy the Reverse Proof 2018. Now the RP 2019 has a household limit of 5 and release date is November 5 (I think). I'm debating about getting into this series.... ANY INPUT?
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I am still making up my mind.  |
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