Why Is Nobody Talking About The 1776-2026 W Enhanced Uncirculated Morgan & Peace Dollars?

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1910S_1C Valued Member United States 53 Posts	Posted Yesterday 9:29 pm With the Morgan and Peace dollar offerings from the mint set to release in the coming months, much of the focus has been on the reverse proof coins, which will apparently be the first Morgan and Peace dollars to exhibit a P mintmark. However, arguably more exciting will be the enhanced uncirculated finish options, which are set to release on August 25th. Not only will these coins be the first ever enhanced uncirculated Morgan and Peace dollars ever released by the mint, but they will also be the first such dollars to be minted at West Point, and, ostensibly, the first to bear the W mintmark. Is anybody else excited about these offerings? Edited by 1910S_1C Yesterday 9:31 pm Report this Post to the Staff

machine20 Pillar of the Community United States 1280 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:05 pm Why? Too expensive Report this Post to the Staff
Greasy Fingers Pillar of the Community United States 7063 Posts	Posted Yesterday 11:37 pm Plus, I was under the impression that the Morgans and Peace dollars was a one-year release for the anniversary of the 1921 coins. Felt the need to get all 2021 coins, then the Mint got greedy. Report this Post to the Staff
Gilly Pillar of the Community United States 1243 Posts	Posted Today 3H 46M ago I was going, well, I am still planning on, getting these. My current plan: I do like that silver Liberty Bell medal. It'll be hard to get it, but I'm going to try, I decided. IF I'm able to get it, that's the Y in the road. Only going to get ASEs the rest of the year (I think the EU ASE will be "it" for the remainder of the year. And in the more likely event that I don't get the Liberty Bell medal, then I'll plan on getting the EU Peace & Morgan, plus the 2 coin set. I MAY get the 2 coin set if it really ends up being this Diamond Field doo-hickey thingamajig. Even if I get the Liberty Bell medal. Or if it turns out to just be a pair of proofs, then I may drop them. So everything balancing on 1. If I get silver Bell, and 2. Exactly what this 2 coin set actually is. Luckily 1. There will be plenty of time after the Bell series drops to decide what to do, and 2. I do have these Peace/ Morgan releases on sub and active, just a matter of pausing them if I don't want them. Oh, PS, I did get the EU Gold Eagle, and can't say I'm extremely stoked over what they consider "EU" this year. If the Peace/Morgan EU are the same type of finish, it's just not that exciting to me. What they called EU in 2013 was 5X cooler. Edited by Gilly Today 3H 45M ago Report this Post to the Staff
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