Mike Petraitis,
I just checked the Subscription list and while the Uncirculated Silver Eagle has a ten coin limit both the “S” and “W” Proof American Silver Eagles still have 25 coin limits.

And that, Antonio, is quite a happily definitive statement indeed. 🙂

Alternatively, would that also be described as definitively happy? 😉

Jo d.,

Proof and Burnished (Uncirculated) American Silver Eagles can be obtained directly from the U.S. Mint by Mint Subscription or by purchasing them on a Mint Release Day. Subsequently, they can also be bought from such sources on the secondary market as online coin dealers, online retailers, ebay, and your local coin store.

Bullion American Silver Eagles are not made available directly to the public by the Mint so those have to be acquired online through one of the Mint’s Authorized Bullion Purchasers or from one of the secondary market sources listed above.

Well, not in and of itself automatically, but if it was deemed perfect, then yes.

Why is a hamburger made of beef? Who named the frankfurter after a Supreme Court Justice? And is a bratwurst a sausage for misbehaving kids?

Not to familiar with the awq series. I saw the post about 3 rolls went to mint page and just saw the 2. Then went to that internet guru all knowing genie aka ebay and looked them up. I believe that the 2 roll was p and d and I presumed the 3rd was an s. Or that is what I recall from the listing info. I did see a 3 coin reminder (thought it was for Wong, but was for whichever is next) from mint and I passed on it. I don’t have the first few and I’m not paying the $319 they were asking for 3 rolls (apmex or money metal was the seller on ebay) and I am not paying $56 for 3 rolls of coins. 3 rolls of 5 coins for 10 years is 150 rolls. That is a lot of storage space. And I don’t like the quarters. Now if they did a crossover and released an American innovation and women’s quarter collaborative that might be interesting. Perhaps a sandwich coin (Yes the earl of sandwich is technically European, but the Philly steak is definitely American, even comes with American cheese) or beer (Yes I know beer goes back to Egypt, but it could be a sam Adam’s, or a George Washington release, or Thomas Jefferson distillation, or even a coors tap the rockies beer) on one side and on the other the first woman to serve her man that item. You know. Put some pizzaz and controversy in it. And you know if they threaten to cancel a mint issue coin those things would sell like boner pills at an old folks home.

All I can say is I have mine.