U.S. Mint calendar reveals 2025 product availability

The U.S. Mint will offer a Matte Finish Presidential silver medal Feb. 10, replicating the original 1889 Benjamin Harrison Presidential medal. A bronze example of the original is illustrated here.

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The United States Mint has set several specific release dates for various 2025 numismatic products.

Products with specific release dates follow:
Jan. 2: 2025 U.S. Marine Corps 250th Anniversary single Proof and Uncirculated $5 gold coins, silver dollars, copper-nickel clad half dollars, and limited edition three-coin Proof set.
Jan. 7: 2025 American Innovation, Arkansas dollar coins in 100-coin bags and 25-coin rolls of circulation quality coins from the Denver and Philadelphia Mints.
Jan. 9: Proof 2025-W American Eagle 1-ounce .999 fine silver dollar; also, the limited-edition 2025 Congratulations set that includes this coin.
Jan. 28: 2025-P and 2025-D circulation quality Native American dollars (recognizing Native Hawaiian scholar, author, composer, and dancer Mary Kawena Pukui) in 25-coin rolls, 100-coin bags and 250-coin boxes of 25-coin rolls.
Feb. 4: 2025 American Women, Ida B. Wells quarter dollar 40-coin rolls, in two-roll and three-roll sets and 100-coin bags.
Feb. 10: Benjamin Harrison Presidential silver medal.
Feb. 20: Proof 2025-W American Eagle, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Right To Petition platinum $100 coin.
Feb. 27: Proof 2025-S American Women quarters copper-nickel clad five-coin set.

Additional 2025 products are also listed  with just a season of issue. The remainder of the schedule can be found here.

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