The 2019 Silver American Eagle Enhanced Reverse Proof coins had a Mintage limit of 110,000. THe U.S. Mint had a product limit of 100,000, and canada mint had a 10,000 limit.
https://catalog.usmint.gov/pride-of...uct-scheduleMy understanding is the 2012 Silver Eagles thing were "struck to demand" and didn't have a mintage limit, people got triggered when they ended it, then offered it again in a different product just a bit later, assuming that that would be the final mintage when they ended sales for the first offering of it.
I really don't see how they just strike more of these same coins when it's clear it had a 110,000 mintage limit advertised. Sounds a lot like fraud if they did it, advertising something for sale, for a profit, and claiming a mintage limit and then just minting more.
The two situations aren't the same, but I bet the reaction would be if they did it here also. Maybe worse.
That said, I think they are doing something different with the 2nd one that is upcoming, maybe an S mintmark, or "enhance" it differently. Honestly, I think the S mintmark is the most likely thing to happen, because I can't see them being that incredibly stupid to knowingly commit fraud by advertising 110K mintage limit and then minting more of the same coin.
They sold 99,734 according to their sales figures so they only have 266 unaccounted for or unsold left. Canada got their 10,000.
I don't think they would do something like this listing, to get rid of the 266 unsold, unless they maybe miscounted on the maple leafs and have 266 singles left they can't make a set out of..... still doesn't make much sense to go through this trouble to offload 266 singles really, easier just to melt them down.
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Posted 09/11/2019 10:48 am
