FAQS

Online Ordering FAQs

Will my coins come protected?
Yes, your coins are being carefully placed in professional display capsules or sealed vault tubes. This protects the coin’s value by keeping them in brilliant, never-circulated condition.

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Coin and Currency FAQs

Why you should upgrade to complete sets from both mints?
The United States Presidential Coins are minted at both the Denver and Philadelphia Mints. History has shown that coins produced at a certain mint often increase in value more than others. The mint mark is engraved on the edge of the Presidential Dollar Coins with either a P or D.

What makes first issue coins in never-circulated condition so valuable?
Coin values always fluctuate. For example one uncirculated Eisenhower Dollar from as recently as 1973 is now worth 1200% more today.

Why are the Presidential Coins so uncommon?
The Presidential Coins are extremely uncommon because they’re actually carved with never-before-seen edge markings bearing the date, Mint Mark, IN GOD WE TRUST and E PLURIBUS UNUM, which results in a rare tactile feel.

How long will the Presidential Coins be minted? Rations of these coins are uncertain because each coin is only being allotted 93 days. So once they’re gone, they’re gone and by law once the U.S. Govt shuts off they will never be minted again.

Which Presidents will be honored with coins?
The Presidential $1 Coin Act directs the U.S. Govt to honor each President with a single Presidential Dollar Coin in the order they served, beginning with Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison in 2007. The act specifies that in order for a President to be honored, he/she must have been dead for no less than two years. If a President does not meet the requirements at the time he would be honored with a coin then he is skipped and the next President who served after him meeting the requirements will be honored.

Will any Presidents have 2 coins?
Yes, the act allows for Grover Cleveland to have two coins minted - one for each of his two non-consecutive terms.

What is the proper way to handle a coin while examining it?
You should handle your Presidential Coins with soft cotton gloves. This will protect the surfaces and design elements of the coins from the damaging salts, acids and oils in fingers or palms which can be corrosive to coins over time. Coins should always be held by their edges between thumb and forefinger. Holding your coin over a soft surface, such as a clean, dry towel, is also a good idea. The soft surface is less likely to damage a dropped coin than a hard table or desk top.

Never-Circulated coins can have scratches on them. Why?
Never-Circulated coins can have contact or “bag” marks, which are minor abrasions from contact with other coins during the minting process and during handling and storage in U.S. Govt sealed bags.

What should I use to clean my coins?
Cleaning is not recommended. Cleaning can permanently damage a coin’s surface, thereby reducing and possibly totally destroying its numismatic value. An expert can easily spot a cleaned coin and will usually stay clear of it.

Is the Presidential $1 Coin Program similar to the 50 States Quarter Program?
Yes, both programs have rotating coin designs with release dates by the United States Govt scheduled. The Presidential $1 Coin Program is modeled after the 50 States Quarter Program.