Andrew Jackson Presidential Silver Medal on sale February 24

Washington — The United States Mint (Mint) will begin accepting orders for the Andrew Jackson Presidential Silver Medal (product code S807) on February 24 at noon EST. The medal is priced at $46.00.

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Struck in 99.9 percent fine silver, the medal features Jackson’s portrait on the obverse (heads) with the inscriptions ANDREW JACKSON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, and A.D.1829.

Moritz Furst, an early 19th-century medallic artist, designed and sculpted the obverse.

The medal’s reverse (tails) features the inscription PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP, symbolized by two hands clasped in a token of amity. On the cuff of the left wrist are three stripes and buttons, while the other wrist is bare. Above the hands, the pipe of peace and tomahawk are crossed over each other. The reverse was designed and sculpted by John Reich, United States Mint Assistant Engraver in the early 19th century.

Each medal is encapsulated and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

The Mint accepts orders online and 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468). Hearing- and speech-impaired customers with TTY equipment may order at 1-888-321-MINT. Visit the Mint’s website for information about shipping options.

The Andrew Jackson Presidential Silver Medal will also be available at the Mint’s sales centers in Washington, D.C.; Philadelphia; and Denver. Availability may be limited and subject to change.

About the United States Mint

Congress created the United States Mint in 1792, and the Mint became part of the Department of the Treasury in 1873. As the Nation’s sole manufacturer of legal tender coinage, the Mint is responsible for producing circulating coinage for the Nation to conduct its trade and commerce. The Mint also produces numismatic products, including Proof, Uncirculated, and commemorative coins; Congressional Gold Medals; silver and bronze medals; and silver and gold bullion coins. Its numismatic programs are self-sustaining and operate at no cost to taxpayers.

Note: To ensure that all members of the public have fair and equal access to United States Mint products, the United States Mint will not accept and will not honor orders placed prior to the official on-sale date of February 24, 2020, at noon EST.

Press release courtesy of the United States Mint.

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Comments

  1. KEITHSTER says

    Will get one just too back they had to up the price! did manage to get some more bat rolls at the bank yesterday. But someone had said that they are not adding the W’s till later anybody know when? Got a $1.75 for a $ yesterday at the carwash change machine put in a dollar and out came three quarters and a Susan B no wonder people got them confused? Well Good Luck Ya All”>?

  2. cagcrisp says

    Another First for the United States Mint…

    This afternoon the United States Mint was supposed to re-price the 2019 Reverse Proof Palladium coin.

    The Mint did Not. This was a first for the Mint since it started selling palladium coins in 2018.

    The Mint put the palladium on CU status yesterday morning in anticipation of re-pricing at $2,937.50 ($150.00/oz. Increase from previous price) this afternoon.

    So why did the Mint not follow through with the re-pricing this afternoon?

    Answer: Overnight palladium pricing jumped well over $100/oz.

    IF the Mint was to sell at CURRENT LBMA pricing, the price for the 2019 Reverse Proof Palladium would be $3,137.50.

    …SO…The Mint holds all the cards. Proper pricing would put 2019 Reverse Proof Palladium at $2,937.50, however, the Mint has chosen to wait and see if current LBMA pricing holds and then one week from today the CU sign will come down and a new price of $3,137.50 will be posted.

    Another First for the United States Mint…

  3. CaliSkier says

    At Cag regarding your 2019. APdE assessment above : that pretty much is what I was thinking as well? The other possibility might be they finally sold what they produced and are what is left is needed for possible returns? Not likely, as I think think the Mint thought they had a slam dunk on a 30,000 mintage? Wrong! The escalation in Pd spot price hasn’t helped the sales numbers(not that we know) and has been contributory to sales just over 15,000? My prediction is they struck 17,500 or more? Again, as we’ve all said at some point, what were they thinking, by doubling the previous years mintage? Not to mention that he RP novelty finish has worn out its welcome on most US Mint coinage?

  4. CaliSkier says

    Haven’t seen or noticed any posts re: any MNB readers getting replacement sleeves/packaging due to a misprint on the 2019 Apollo half dollar set. I managed to get 4 replacement sleeves with the corrected artists name(Frank Gasparro) added. They showed up 6-7 weeks after placing my request(Dec 2019) via phone. If anyone attempts to do the same the product number for the replacement sleeve is 19CF. It may save you from a lengthy description to the sales person. Also have the order number(s) handy from your original order(s). Here’s a link to refresh the memory of what I’m talking about.

    https://www.coinworld.com/news/precious-metals/apollo-11-half-dollar-set-packaging-contains-mistake.html

  5. Jerry Diekmann says

    cagcrisp – And that is exactly why I would never buy another palladium coin from the Mint. Palladium seems to be following the trajectory of silver and gold in 1980. Once the peak is reached, the price will come down a lot faster than it ever went up. I feel very lucky I was able to buy the 2018 palladium proof and that is the only palladium coin I will ever need for a type set. To me, reverse proof coins look unnatural.

  6. cagcrisp says

    The LBMA AM fix for Gold for today was $1,610.35

    This is the Highest LBMA AM fix for Gold since 03/23/2013 when LBMA AM Gold fix was $1,611.50

    On 03/23/2013 Silver LBMA fix was $29.06

    …SO…the Last time we saw these Gold prices the Gold/Silver ratio was 55:1

    Today the LBMA AM Gold/Silver ratio is 87:1

  7. cagcrisp says

    Pricing for Gold, Platinum and Palladium change Every Wednesday. Sometimes Up and sometimes Down (sometimes the same) depending on the Mint’s pricing matrix. This is the First time the Mint has withheld pricing because of a potential Higher price a week later. Matrix pricing changes can only happen on Wednesday.

    The pricing for the 2019 Reverse Proof Palladium has to be $2,937.50 until a potential change next Wednesday or the Mint can hold it as CU until that time…

  8. Craftworker says

    @ KEITHSTER The “W” coins for the American Samoa Parks won’t be issued until late in the year.
    The first “W” quarter to be issued will be in April with the Weir Farm National Historic quarters.

  9. John Q. Coinage says

    Cag I think you’re correct the USM is much more active on spot markets & pricing for the big PM$. Pd RP would be selling for <ask if they listed it. I suspect it will return next week after a further increase or not depends ont he volatility. As for the medal, Jackson was very 'peaceful' with the Natives, not………Rather have he killed a guy once with a cane on the reverse….

  10. Hidalgo says

    Coin World has images of possible First Spouse Barbara Bush gold coins. Here’s another opportunity to buy a low-mintage wonder!

  11. Indydude says

    “KEITHSTER says
    February 19, 2020 at 6:39 pm
    Will get one just too back they had to up the price! did manage to get some more bat rolls at the bank yesterday. But someone had said that they are not adding the W’s till later anybody know when? ”

    https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/adding-v75-privy-mark-means-2020-w-quarter-for-american-samoa-will-be-released-last

    Article Says Bat Quarter W’s will be last. After Nov 2020 based on last quarter date.

  12. ips_stuff says

    @KEITHSTER – what bank institution is it that you frequent. I have checked off and own my a few of my local banks and they never have anything but “re-wrapped” coins.

    In Southern California Area.

    Thanks

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