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First-day sales of 2019 American Legion coin products

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Yesterday, the Mint released the 2019 American Legion 100th anniversary coin products, which include the following: A Proof $5 gold coin (19CJ), a Proof clad half dollar (19CN), a Proof silver dollar (19CL), a three-coin Proof set (19CR), an Uncirculated $5 gold coin (19CK), an Uncirculated clad half dollar (19CP), and an Uncirculated silver dollar (19CM). Below is a table detailing the first-day sales of each of these products:

Product Code Product Name Number of Sales
19CK 2019 AMERICAN LEGION FIVE-DOLLAR GOLD UNC. 972
19CL 2019 AMERICAN LEGION SILVER PROOF DOLLAR 9,839
19CM 2019 AMERICAN LEGION SILVER UNC. DOLLAR 4,678
19CN 2019 AMERICAN LEGION CLAD PROOF HALF DOLLAR 7,244
19CP 2019 AMERICAN LEGION CLAD UNC. HALF DOLLAR 5,454
19CR 2019 AMERICAN LEGION THREE-COIN SET 3,526
19CJ 2019 AMERICAN LEGION FIVE-DOLLAR GOLD PROOF 906

For more information about the 2019 American Legion 100th anniversary coins, please visit the website of the United States Mint.

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