Explain why the mint dropped commemorative coins , and have medals instead ???? No Silver Dollars ????? Does this have something to do with CBDC BSssss???
I hope the lazer engraving helps with the quality. After seeing the quality of 23 Morgan and Peace dollars. The mintage is going to have to be pretty low for me to bite on this one!
Would be pretty cool if the mint would do a design submissions for the public.i could see that getting more people interested in coins, coins accessories ha
I’m still butt-hurt about the 2019-S enhanced reverse proof silver American eagle that came out from the U.S. Mint back on November 19, 2019. I was sitting in front of my computer ready to order wearing my tutu, high heels, ball gag, and Mrs. Silver Honda’s bra but the stupid U.S. Mint website crashed.
I have 6 2019 S enhanced reverse proof PF 70 slabbed silver eagles. I also have 3 1995W PROOF PF 70 slabbed eagles. I have over 600 slabbed and certified ASE'S in all dates types and conditions. I have 3 complete and inclusive 123 piece sets of ASE'S according to the RED BOOK GUIDE OF COLLECTING AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES. I also have 2 mint sealed monster boxes from each year 1986-2024. Also many sealed full tubes of random eagles from various years especially the early years.
Exciting! It maybe the only example of this coin a lot of us will ever be able to hold in our collections. Bravo mint! Hold as closely to the original with the exception of the year of course.
I definitely won't be missing that medal 👍 RN, I'm waiting for that double reverse proof Morgan/Peace set to come out 🇺🇸 ..and I just happen to operate a CNC laser cutter and engravers 12hrs a day, five days a week.
Enjoyed the video. Will likely buy the silverrversion if thproduce the edge lettering. Regarding the edge, after you read what it actually says you commented it included the words United States. In fact it reads HUNDRED CENTS ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT. I have an original one, one of my favorites... Love your videos. L
Overall this looks promising, but the one feature that sticks out that I question is her eyeball which pops out more than the original version. Almost wish they would have made it more subdued.
The resurrection of the morgan and peace dollar was a fantastic idea that i think is pretty successful. I can't wait for my reverse proof sets. Now, i will also be looking forward to this awesome new medal / coin. Great video Sal, thanks!
That’s a gnarled looking design, I’ll have to think on it a bit before I buy one. If it was a coin rather than medal, I’d want it for sure. I still like the Peace Dollar for my all time favorite US Mint coin.
very interesting, these coins are the first silver dollar, 1794 design, sounds neat, i have seen silver & copper coins of the draped bust design, I really like these but so expensive though
The shady governments are the reason I stack in the first place, for that reason I don't want their stuff in the first place, nor some monarchs face on my silver. Personally I prefer the private mint stuff, plenty of good designs out there if that's what its all about, but regardless I'll take a plain bar over any government issue anyway. Not to mention this stuff will come with a 500% premium, no competition on my part.
i'm torn if they should correct the spacing or not. i'm sure the original artist would be thrilled to have the tech to correct the spacing. perhaps that's what he wanted? or not? i wonder if there is any history on him.
There were only 1758 of the 1794 dollars screw pressed on a half- dollar press. It was tilted and offset so that all but one (the MS-60, the highest graded 10 M+ at auction, I believe resold higher) has a barely visible 4. The upper die was fixed and tilted. I could never afford one of these I have seen or had many of the numerous die varieties of the 6 month run if the 1795 Flowing Hairs. Their is a continally updated book of the nunerous die varieties of 1795s. Its a specialty. The Draped Bust replaced the Flowing Hair halfway thru 1795 because many objected to a little girl being lady Liberty and Washington said No real people on US coins ever. We just broke free of a monarchy & considered Congress as the primary Branch. The Supreme Ct made themselves the most powerful branch from a tiny basement room by eatablishing Judicial Review (power to strike down Congressional or Presidential actions) they deemed unconstitutional in the case of Marbury v. Madison. Lincoln was the first US real human face US struck coin in 1909. Washington medals were struck mostly in UK 😂. 🐥 Flowing Hairs say 100 cents on rim.
I cant wait to get it, but I wish it was a coin not a medal . but ill take what I can get. I am into the liberty line of medals so I guess it works. I heard only the gold edge is going to get stamped and the silver will be plain.hope Im wrong.
dont get me wrong i like that the mint is doing this, but the obverse of the woman appears to a little bug eyed. maybe make her eyes more less wierd. also with this new technology does that mean the elimination of damaged coins that show up on our silver eagles, like scratches and nicks ? thank you
The eagle does kinda look like a chicken 🐔 I do like it but wish they would put the weight and purity. The off center date and stars may be a security feature to prove it came from our mint they got to make an ugly mistake somewhere
This will be a nice addition to the collection. Probably the best news you put out in a while Sal. I saw the California gold fractional SS Central America story you put out earlier, but that may as well be unobtainum for us commoners.
Why doesnt the Usmint let customers that have membership on the website to be able to cast a vote on the design rather than a random staff that might have basis agenda and pick a horrible design like the new gold eagle that look like a chicken head
I love the lady on this coin! The bird...not so much. Looks kinda' like a sick, weak, under nourished eagle. I guess its very appropiate for the times we are living in. O
08:28 - The original 1794 Dollar does _not_ have 'United States of America' inscribed on the rim, it has * Hundred ** Cents ** One ** Dollar ** or ** Unit *. The Half Dollar of same era had edge inscription of * Fifty * Cents * or * Half * a * Dollar.
Very interesting and exciting. This was something I put in as a suggestion for future releases in the U.S. Mint's survey that they start producing special reproductions of past U. S. coins, not that my individual suggestion was a deciding factor. But, perhaps many others made the same suggestion in the survey.
Absolutly not interested at all.. does not fit within my collecting requirements... ie... a quality product that lists monetary value and purity, low mintage. I dont believe this junk meets any of those.
The motto was not on any coin until 1864 when it appeared on the Two Cent Bronze. It was added to many, but not all, U.S. coin designs in 1866. As late as 1938 U.S. coins were issued without 'In God We Trust' as the popular 'Buffalo Nickel' never had the motto. 'In God We Trust did not appear on U.S. currency until 1957.
As an old geezer, I invariably approve of all things that have their basis in the beginnings of our history.
Collectors will love these pieces!
That 1794 eagle looks emaciated
I think it is cool that they are going back to history and using what was designed first
The Eagle on the 2025 looks sick.
Explain why the mint dropped commemorative coins , and have medals instead ???? No Silver Dollars ????? Does this have something to do with CBDC BSssss???
Good catch there, makes you wonder....
CBDC? I’m missing the acronym
@@CongressSux1776 cbdc is just a digit. Not real.....
@@CongressSux1776 Central Bank Digital Currency
@@CongressSux1776Central Bank Digital Currency.
I would like them to move the date over more . Its more cockeyed than the original.
Great video Sal...
LASTERRRRRRRRRRRR SAL . I like this design . I will have to buy a metal .
It is sad that the mint is not making it a coin :-))
I hope the lazer engraving helps with the quality. After seeing the quality of 23 Morgan and Peace dollars. The mintage is going to have to be pretty low for me to bite on this one!
That's the coolest thing I've seen from the US mint. Can't wait to get one.
How strange 🤔 I didn't get notified of this video. Cool 😎 coin. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I don't really buy from the US Mint. But this might be one for exception because of the rendition of our first dollar.
Exactly. The 100%+ markup makes buying direct a little less interesting
It will be a home run. Can't wait to see if they do the Draped Bust Dollar coin/medal. The history of that coin!
That bird looks like my rooster Naked Neck! I don't miss that bird, he was a menace.
Finally I can afford this coin. Thank you for the awesome news.
*medal
@@drewmcclintock7034 I was referring to the design of the original coin. Spot price of silver in 2025 may be too high to afford the medal too. Lol.
My wife said eh... iam all for it very cool.
Love edge lettering. I hope they do it right with no die crease marks.
Would be pretty cool if the mint would do a design submissions for the public.i could see that getting more people interested in coins, coins accessories ha
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Its about time they brought the old coins back. I hope they do edge lettering
Yes my local coin shop had a 1794 dime for sale 7,500 twenty years ago no I didn't buy it
Going to be weird seeing one of these with the design not totally worn. They should do an antiqued version.
Just do away with FIAT currency and you'll be able to have all the worn coins you can afford, and we will have our once free country back.
I’m still butt-hurt about the 2019-S enhanced reverse proof silver American eagle that came out from the U.S. Mint back on November 19, 2019. I was sitting in front of my computer ready to order wearing my tutu, high heels, ball gag, and Mrs. Silver Honda’s bra but the stupid U.S. Mint website crashed.
I have 6 2019 S enhanced reverse proof PF 70 slabbed silver eagles. I also have 3 1995W PROOF PF 70 slabbed eagles. I have over 600 slabbed and certified ASE'S in all dates types and conditions. I have 3 complete and inclusive 123 piece sets of ASE'S according to the RED BOOK GUIDE OF COLLECTING AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES. I also have 2 mint sealed monster boxes from each year 1986-2024. Also many sealed full tubes of random eagles from various years especially the early years.
Very cool! I am looking forward to getting these! 🤑
The silver medals should be dollar coins.
Why aren’t they?
Does it have anything to do with the cunt mint director?
5$ coins. Canada does it, why not the US??
Exciting! It maybe the only example of this coin a lot of us will ever be able to hold in our collections. Bravo mint! Hold as closely to the original with the exception of the year of course.
I definitely won't be missing that medal 👍
RN, I'm waiting for that double reverse proof Morgan/Peace set to come out 🇺🇸
..and I just happen to operate a CNC laser cutter and engravers 12hrs a day, five days a week.
I'll order the Silver and Gold at $1 above Melt Price.
They can't come up with any decent new designs, so revert to using older more successful ones. Makes sense really.
Will definitely be looking to get both of those.
Finally, an intelligent idea from the US Mint. I'm glad to see them honor to our history for a change.
I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!
Beautiful coin ! There is going to be crazy demand for this coin !🎉
*medal.
Great News! I just hope it doesn't break the bank...
That gold coin is going to be something special
Enjoyed the video. Will likely buy the silverrversion if thproduce the edge lettering. Regarding the edge, after you read what it actually says you commented it included the words United States. In fact it reads HUNDRED CENTS ONE DOLLAR OR UNIT. I have an original one, one of my favorites... Love your videos. L
Overall this looks promising, but the one feature that sticks out that I question is her eyeball which pops out more than the original version. Almost wish they would have made it more subdued.
I wonder when they will go live for subscription. I want 2 .
I will get one! I do hope they make it a coin
Wow! Those are amazing! ❤ Just when I was telling myself to stop paying art premiums!!! 😂
Definitely the first mint product that is interesting in the least in mant years. Thank you for bringing it to my attention!
I’ll buy it
I have every modern commemorative silver dollar in slabbed PF 70 since 1981.
The resurrection of the morgan and peace dollar was a fantastic idea that i think is pretty successful. I can't wait for my reverse proof sets. Now, i will also be looking forward to this awesome new medal / coin. Great video Sal, thanks!
Right by the beach bai! Nice dreadlocks 4 the 21
That’s a gnarled looking design, I’ll have to think on it a bit before I buy one. If it was a coin rather than medal, I’d want it for sure. I still like the Peace Dollar for my all time favorite US Mint coin.
I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!
I'll be buying Sal kewl classic design
China just sold 21 billion in US assets. Forget stocks and bonds. Buy as much silver as you can TODAY!!
very interesting, these coins are the first silver dollar, 1794 design, sounds neat, i have seen silver & copper coins of the draped bust design, I really like these but so expensive though
One of many reasons why I am so glad to be subscribed to Sal , is that I get up to date news on all things Silver and other precious metals !!!
The shady governments are the reason I stack in the first place, for that reason I don't want their stuff in the first place, nor some monarchs face on my silver.
Personally I prefer the private mint stuff, plenty of good designs out there if that's what its all about, but regardless I'll take a plain bar over any government issue anyway.
Not to mention this stuff will come with a 500% premium, no competition on my part.
i'm torn if they should correct the spacing or not. i'm sure the original artist would be thrilled to have the tech to correct the spacing. perhaps that's what he wanted? or not? i wonder if there is any history on him.
🗽THE RP PEACE DOLLAR GETS MY VOTE
I already have FOMO for the 2025 gold coin.
Sal imma have to buy something off JM bullion I didn’t realize that was your sponsor 😅
They aren't my sponsor
There were only 1758 of the 1794 dollars screw pressed on a half- dollar press. It was tilted and offset so that all but one (the MS-60, the highest graded 10 M+ at auction, I believe resold higher) has a barely visible 4. The upper die was fixed and tilted. I could never afford one of these I have seen or had many of the numerous die varieties of the 6 month run if the 1795 Flowing Hairs. Their is a continally updated book of the nunerous die varieties of 1795s. Its a specialty. The Draped Bust replaced the Flowing Hair halfway thru 1795 because many objected to a little girl being lady Liberty and Washington said No real people on US coins ever. We just broke free of a monarchy & considered Congress as the primary Branch. The Supreme Ct made themselves the most powerful branch from a tiny basement room by eatablishing Judicial Review (power to strike down Congressional or Presidential actions) they deemed unconstitutional in the case of Marbury v. Madison. Lincoln was the first US real human face US struck coin in 1909. Washington medals were struck mostly in UK 😂. 🐥 Flowing Hairs say 100 cents on rim.
I cant wait to get it, but I wish it was a coin not a medal . but ill take what I can get. I am into the liberty line of medals so I guess it works. I heard only the gold edge is going to get stamped and the silver will be plain.hope Im wrong.
This is a good way to keep politics and debates about artwork, out of the liberty series.
True 👍
dont get me wrong i like that the mint is doing this, but the obverse of the woman appears to a little bug eyed. maybe make her eyes more less wierd. also with this new technology does that mean the elimination of damaged coins that show up on our silver eagles, like scratches and nicks ? thank you
I can’t wait to buy a few of those.
The eagle does kinda look like a chicken 🐔 I do like it but wish they would put the weight and purity. The off center date and stars may be a security feature to prove it came from our mint they got to make an ugly mistake somewhere
I’ll definitely grab Atleast one, I’m trying to broaden my collection out from just generic bars
Please don't shave the edges of my smooth Edge 24k Flowing Hair Gold Coin
This will be a nice addition to the collection. Probably the best news you put out in a while Sal. I saw the California gold fractional SS Central America story you put out earlier, but that may as well be unobtainum for us commoners.
Why doesnt the Usmint let customers that have membership on the website to be able to cast a vote on the design rather than a random staff that might have basis agenda and pick a horrible design like the new gold eagle that look like a chicken head
I like it!
I love the lady on this coin! The bird...not so much. Looks kinda' like a sick, weak, under nourished eagle. I guess its very appropiate for the times we are living in.
O
Scott's portrait of Liberty was proposed for what became the Susan B. Anthony Dollar.
08:28 - The original 1794 Dollar does _not_ have 'United States of America' inscribed on the rim, it has * Hundred ** Cents ** One ** Dollar ** or ** Unit *.
The Half Dollar of same era had edge inscription of * Fifty * Cents * or * Half * a * Dollar.
I am responding to your comment verbally on a live stream at this very moment!
Medal nay, coin, big yay
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VID WAS THROTTLED
Yes, one before this one especially
you shortened the intro 🥹
wonder how much on premium it will be lol...
If it was a coin I'd be interested. I might buy the gold coin in 2025 if the mintage is low enough.
😊
Meh on the medal
I have a half dollar mint US $$>1492-1992 authentic. I'm asking for US$8,000:00 price.
How do we preorder one of these?
You don't. I don't think these are eligible for subscription
@@SalivateMetal I've never bought any direct before. Is that how it's done?
Salgorithum food.
Very interesting and exciting. This was something I put in as a suggestion for future releases in the U.S. Mint's survey that they start producing special reproductions of past U. S. coins, not that my individual suggestion was a deciding factor. But, perhaps many others made the same suggestion in the survey.
This is what I’ve predicted, we are going back to coin money for purchasing things.
With a medal?
With a medal?
@@-oiiio-3993 yep gold and silver medals.
I have a silver round that's a copy of the Flowing Hair 1794 Silver Dollar.
Keep an eye out for one with Lia Thomas on. lol 😂 😂😂. Will it be a mint error or just a piece of garbage 🗑️?
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All nice but
overpriced
🗽YES OVERPRICED AND LIKELY OVERMINTED -- MY GRANDFATHER WOULD HAVE SAID BUY THEM BY WEIGHT
That eagle looks like it should have skinny jeans on it😂
Absolutly not interested at all.. does not fit within my collecting requirements... ie... a quality product that lists monetary value and purity, low mintage. I dont believe this junk meets any of those.
Hmmm…a US coin absent In God We Trust.
The motto was not on any coin until 1864 when it appeared on the Two Cent Bronze. It was added to many, but not all, U.S. coin designs in 1866. As late as 1938 U.S. coins were issued without 'In God We Trust' as the popular 'Buffalo Nickel' never had the motto.
'In God We Trust did not appear on U.S. currency until 1957.
Let me guess, It's going to balance the books. Doh, just wishful thinking.
Damn they are ugly coins. Not for me
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Cool video. I want some ✌️
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