The last of the United States Mint products featuring circulating-quality 2012 Native American $1 Coins have sold out.
Late last week, the U.S. Mint placed the Philadelphia and Denver minted 25-coin rolls of the dollars in the "No Longer Available" section of its website […]
2012 Native American $1 Coins were released in rolls and boxes on April 26 and then within bags on May 14.
Premiums for these $1 coin products are fairly significant when coupled with the standard shipping and handling charges of the United States Mint.
Yet, since these dollars are not produced for circulation and therefore will not be found within pocket change, collectors have little choice but to hand out the few extra bucks to acquire even one of the products from the Mint […]
Rolls of 2011 Native American $1 Coins went off sale Thursday, April 29, 2012 when on the same day the United States Mint released rolls and boxes containing this year’s Native American Dollar which features a new design.
Pulling older dated products when newer ones are released is a common, but not always-followed occurrence at the United States Mint. The 2011 dollars were issued last year on March 28 for $39.95 […]
Today, April 26, 2012, the United States Mint made available the 2012 Native American $1 Coin, the fourth issue to feature a new reverse design since the dollar series was introduced in 2009.
Unique also to this year’s lineup is that the United States Mint has added more products for buyers as rolls and boxes of the coins are now on sale. Only rolls were available in past years, and at a higher $39.95 price
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