2025 Mexican Libertad Gold & Silver Coin Mintage
2025 is the key date for Mexican Libertad Gold & Silver Coins. Mintages are microscopic, demand is global, and premiums are setting records.
2025 is the key date for Mexican Libertad Gold & Silver Coins. Mintages are microscopic, demand is global, and premiums are setting records.
Discover the market excitement, collector reactions, and secondary market trends surrounding the release of the highly anticipated 2025 American Silver Eagle Proof coin, featuring a special privy mark celebrating the U.S. Army’s 250th Anniversary.
The Mexican Libertad coin series faces unprecedented disruptions in 2025.
The first six months of 2025 have been the toughest in years for US Mint bullion sales. American Eagle gold and silver coins are down across all sizes, with the popular 1 oz Gold Eagle off 47% and Silver Eagles down 43% year-over-year. Our deep dive reveals why buyers are staying away, which denominations have suffered most, and what this shift means for bargain hunters and collectors in a changing precious metals market.
The American Silver Eagle Proof coin is a strategic long-term assets with lasting legacy potential.
The U.S. Mint’s American Liberty series continues in August 2025 with the release of a stunning new high-relief gold coin and silver medal. Featuring a radiant sunflower and dynamic eagle, these limited-edition pieces embody modern numismatic artistry. Discover the history, design details, mintage figures, and collector value of this unique coin series, and learn why the 2025 American Liberty issues are highly anticipated by collectors and bullion buyers.
With the mintage capped at 100,000 and broad crossover appeal, the 2025 Silver Eagle Proof w/ US Army Privy has all the hallmarks of a breakout issue.
In the face of rising gold prices, widespread economic instability, and a surge in macroeconomic warning signs, bullion sales have paradoxically fallen.
Whether pursued for their numismatic charm or investment potential, Silver Eagle coins continue to captivate collectors and investors alike.
1965 dimes were the first non-silver Roosevelt dime, although some coins were mistakenly struck on 90% silver planchets.