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2026 Silver Medals Questions

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I've seen several posts by people who would like to own these, but have refrained due to the cost of purchasing them alongside a gold coin. This is understandable...and unfortunate.
If the mint were to offer them as a stand alone product what do you think would be a fair price? What do you think they actually would price them at? Would they be more attractive if they were coins rather than medals?
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"Fair" is in the eye of the beholder, but some of this year's other 1 oz silver offerings range from $164 to $173. That's well over twice current bullion value.
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If the mint were to offer them as a stand alone product what do you think would be a fair price?
They should list for the price of the Liberty Silver Medal, which is typically just below the average ASE.

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What do you think they actually would price them at?
I believe the 2024 Flowing Hair Liberty Silver Medal—which is closer to what these are—sold for a tad more than the typical ASE.
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