We now know when the bullion 2021-W American Eagle quarter-ounce gold $10 coins were erroneously struck with an unfinished Proof die, and how many were produced.

Production of 2021 American Eagle bullion coins is completed, and the U.S. Mint is getting a start on the new year, beginning striking 2022 American Eagle gold and silver bullion coins.

A number of 2021 American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 quarter-ounce gold bullion coins were apparently struck at the West Point Mint with unfinished Proof obverse dies bearing the W Mint mark.

First-day sales of the Uncirculated 2021-W American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 gold $50 coin reached over 92% of the 9,100-coin limit, each priced at $2,620, with a household limit of one.

Plenty of the maximum mintage of 12,000 Proof 2021-W American Eagle palladium $25 coins remain available priced at $3,350, as just over 30 percent of them were sold by Sept. 6; sales opened Sept. 2.

Customers may have experienced a bit of sticker shock when the Proof 2021-W American Eagle palladium coins went on sale on Sept. 2 with a price tag of $3,350 as the coins were not an immediate sellout.

Bullion product sales for the first eight months of calendar year 2021 equal or eclipse several full year totals for 2020 in the latest report from the United States Mint.

With a household order limit of one coin at a price of $2,715 each, the Proof 2021-W American Liberty gold $100 coin's first-day sales reached almost 12,000 of the 12,500 available.

Plans for specially boxed last-day output of old design and first-day output of new design 2021 American Eagle silver and gold bullion coins changed as mintages fell below expectations.

The Proof 2021-W American Eagle 1-ounce palladium coin is available from the U.S. Mint Sept. 2. Its mintage and product limit is 12,000 coins, and buyers may each purchase one coin.

2021 American Eagle bullion coins with the old designs from the last production run and coins with the new designs from the first production run will be available to authorized purchasers.

It appears the 2021 American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 silver bullion coins are only being struck at the West Point Mint, a contrast to the three facilities that produced the Reverse of 1986 coins.

With the passage of a budget bill and the subsequent signature of the governor, Ohio joins states that provide a sales-tax exemption on the purchase of investment metal and bullion coins.

The U.S. Mint is selling the 2021 American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 gold and silver bullion coins to its authorized purchasers, with one firm offering delivery to customers in early July.

The tool the U.S. Mint uses to price its products containing precious metals is updated to include its 2021 products, and also still includes such products in Mint inventory from previous years.

Arkansas is the latest state to enact legislation that establishes a sales-tax exemption for coins, paper currency, and precious metals bullion, following a three-year lobbying effort.

A measure introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives would amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to clarify regulations on gain or loss on the sale or exchange of certain coins or bullion.

Jeff and Larry get spring fever and talk baseball coins, a look at Civil War era history and a candid conversation with APMEX’s Ken Lewis, where we ask “How’s business?”

Geiger Edelmetalle, a German bullion company, is accepted as an affiliate member of the London Bullion Market Association after the completion of an extensive review process.

Proof American Eagle platinum $100 coins from 2021 to 2025 will feature five different obverse designs depicting First Amendment freedoms with oak symbolism, opposite a common reverse.