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Did We Really Get A Semiquincentennial Native American Dollar?

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I was really disappointed when I opened the lens for my Silver Proof set and saw that the Native American dollar not only lacked the 250 Bell privy but also the Dual Date I had hoped for.

Sure, the reverse has a Revolutionary War theme, but that's about it.

Since the minting of the Native American dollar is governed by different legislation, maybe they couldn't make it work with the privy and dual date.

The American Innovation Dollars have the privy, as do some other coins, so I'm not sure what the mint was thinking.

Putting it in the lens alongside the updated coins was a pretty bold move.


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Well, the edge lettering makes the dual dating pointless if you ask me.

However, no reason to not include a privy mark. There is plenty room where the date used to be.
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With one side of the coin already dedicated to an American Revolution theme, I don't think a privy mark is needed.

Just my opinion. Your mileage may vary.


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My thinking is that the other coins got dual dating, which is useless on edge lettering. A privy is a nice substitute for some extra oomph.

The Innovation dollars get one. But they have one every year, so I understand it is not a stretch.
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When,

One member of a 2026 United States Mint Silver Proof set , does Not have the Dual date, When Every other coin in the " set " has, !!!!!!!

The set comes in the theme of Liberty, Then,Now, Forever, in American colors.

Excellent eye to point the Singular coin, Does Not have the Dual dates On the most " modern " coin in the set.

Seems like a Very minimum effort was placed in this decision, Just My opinion, Thanks for the Topic Boba....
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