US Mint Sales: Trump Dollars and Palladium Eagle Coins Gone

AI desk brief

U.S. Mint’s latest sales report showed strong retail demand for new precious-metals products: the 2026-W Uncirculated American Palladium Eagle sold 4,778 of 5,000 coins and was unavailable in about 8 minutes, while the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Silver Medal opened with 10,076 sales. The 1804 Silver Dollar Gold Coin and Silver Medal Set added 1,686 in its first full week to reach 11,633, or 77.6% of its 15,000-set cap, and remains subject to the Mint’s precious-metals pricing matrix.

The new Trump $1 Coin rolls and bags also dominated the report, but these are numismatic products rather than bullion. Overall, the excerpt points to brisk collector demand for U.S. Mint precious-metals issues, especially palladium and silver, though it does not provide broader market pricing or flows for spot metals.