Learn more about the significance of the 2019 and 2020 circulating quarters with the W mint mark, plus learn why you should be and how you can start collecting these W mint mark quarters. The 2019 W-Mint Mark Quarters 2019 marked the first time that circulating coinage struck at West Point Mint received a “W” … Continued
Read MoreThe first mint in the United States, the Philadelphia Mint, was established in 1792; apt as Philadelphia was the United States’ capital at the time. This mint struck all United States coinage until 1835. According to the United States Mint, the Act of March 3, 1835, established the first branch mints in Dahlonega, Georgia, and Charlotte, North Carolina. … Continued
Read MoreUpdate as of February 2020- Struck at Silver Eagles Continue The tradition has continued ever since the first discovery of “Struck at Silver Eagles” in 2017. We have select 2020 dated bullion American Silver Eagles that were “struck at the West Point Mint,” but that do not carry its “W” mint mark. The experts at … Continued
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