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2018 American Silver Eagle bullion coins and 2018 American Palladium Eagles temporarily unavailable

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The 2018 American Palladium Eagle one-ounce Proof coin.

Due to recent increased demand, the United States Mint has temporarily sold out of its inventories of 2018 American Silver Eagle bullion coins. The 2018 American Palladium Eagle one-ounce Proof coin (18EK), priced at $1,387.50, was released today and has been listed “currently unavailable,” having sold 14,782 units out of its 15,000 limit.

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According to the Mint, all orders received prior to their notification today shall be honored.


The United States Mint is in the process of producing additional 2018 American Silver Eagle bullion coins. They will make these coins available for sale shortly. As for the 2018 American Palladium Eagle one-ounce Proof coins, coins may be made available later, and so potential buyers are advised to click the “Remind Me” button on the product’s page on the Mint’s website. For more information, please visit the website of the United States Mint.

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  1. Of course it sold out. Companies like Provident Metals and Monument Metals were offering their customers $100 to buy the coin for them. Coin scalpers.

  2. Some people have been reporting to have gotten the “currently unavailable.” pop-up 4 minutes after 12 noon…sell out in under 4 minutes perhaps.

    A record breaker for the US Mint, if true.

  6. Signed on and got mine at 12:01. That’s the only way to do it. Now they are being gouged and scammed on Ebay.

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