U.S. Mint Sets Official Retail Prices for 2026 Numismatic Products

The United States Mint's 2026 retail price list, filed with the Federal Register on March 19 and published March 20 as FR Doc. 2026-05514, sets prices across dozens of numismatic products, with the notice stating the new and updated pricing took effect January 20, 2026, under authority of 31 U.S.C. 5112(y).

The pricing table spans everything from entry-level collector items to premium sets. The United States Mint Silver Proof Set carries a $245 retail price, while the standard Proof Set is set at $107. The Limited Edition Silver Proof Set and the Comic Art 2.5 Ounce Silver Medal each land at $400. The Morgan and Peace Two-Coin Silver Reverse Proof Set is priced at $375, and the American Eagle 1 oz Silver Proof Coin, available from both the West Point and San Francisco Mints, retails at $173. The United States Mint Congratulations Set, which tends to draw graduation and milestone gift buyers, is priced at $175.

Circulating-format products carry lower price points but still reflect the Mint's standard collector premiums. A Kennedy Half-Dollar 200-Coin Bag from both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints is priced at $180, while a Kennedy Half-Dollar 2-Roll Set runs $60. American Innovation $1 coins are priced at $40 for individual Proof or Reverse Proof coins, $61 for a 25-coin roll, and $154.50 for a 100-coin bag. Native American $1 coins follow the same roll and bag pricing, with a 250-Coin Box available for $380.

The 2026 Semiquincentennial program adds several new entries. The Federal Register table lists the Emerging Liberty Dime 2-Roll Set at $40 and the 200-Coin Bag at $54. Separately, the first of five Semiquincentennial quarter dollar designs, featuring the Mayflower Compact, went on sale February 5 in 100-coin canvas mini-bags priced at $47.25 each and two-roll sets at $42 per set. The Mint limits those two-roll sets to three per order and bags to 10 per Mint per order. The Revolutionary War quarter dollars in bags and rolls went on sale March 27. Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution quarters are scheduled for unspecified summer dates, with the Gettysburg Address design slated for sometime in the fall.

The fall release calendar is dense. It includes the Uncirculated 2026-W American Eagle 1-ounce palladium $25 coin, the Best of the Mint 1907 Saint-Gaudens Roman Numerals High Relief $20 gold coin with companion silver medal set, the 2026 Morgan and Peace dollar two-coin set, and three Comic Art Green Lantern pieces: a .9999 gold Proof coin, a 2.5-ounce silver medal, and a 1-ounce silver medal. The Herbert Hoover Presidential silver medal is also scheduled for fall. Spring releases include the Best of the Mint 1916-W Winged Liberty Head gold dime and companion silver medal, with gold coins produced at the West Point Mint and silver medals struck at the Philadelphia Mint.

For 2026, only one commemorative coin program has congressional authorization: a three-denomination set honoring the FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. That program encompasses Proof and Uncirculated $5 gold coins, silver dollars, and copper-nickel clad half dollars.

The notice was signed by Eric Anderson, Executive Secretary of the United States Mint. Questions about the pricing can be directed to Erin Haas in Product Management at 801 9th Street NW, Washington, DC 20220, or by phone at 202-354-7608.