As part of the limited mintage release of the 2019 American Silver Eagle one-ounce Enhanced Reverse Proof coin (San Francisco Mint), the United States Mint is making a limited quantity of the coins available to the public at the Whitman Coin Baltimore Expo on Thursday, November 14.
Want a chance to bring home one of these beautiful and highly anticipated coins? Quantities will be limited and only one coin can be purchased per household. Make sure you plan ahead, so you don’t miss out!
Schedule
- 6:30 a.m. — Doors open at the Baltimore Convention Center.
- 7:00 a.m. — Pre-registered dealers and pre-registered Early Bird Smart Check-In ticket holders (online only) can enter the Enhanced Reverse Room (Hall E) to sign up and receive a numbered sticker marking your place in line.
- 9:00 a.m. — Onsite Early Bird registrants will be able to enter the Enhanced Reverse Room to sign up and receive a numbered sticker marking your place in line.
- 11:00 a.m. — Pre-registered General Public attendees (online only) can enter the Enhanced Reverse Room to sign up and receive a numbered sticker marking your place in line.
- 11:30 a.m. — All registrants must return to the Enhanced Reverse Room to assume their places in line.
- 11:45 a.m. — A U.S. Mint representative will hand out tickets to verified registrants who have assumed their place in line in the Enhanced Reverse Room. This ticket is your key to purchasing the 2019 American Silver Eagle one-ounce Enhanced Reverse Proof coin.
*Please Note: Quantities of coins are limited. The U.S. Mint and Whitman Expo cannot guarantee the amount that will be available for purchase. - Noon — The U.S. Mint’s sale of 2019 American Silver Eagle one-ounce Enhanced Reverse Proof coins will begin. Those attendees who have received tickets from the United States Mint will be called in batches to purchase your coin. General Public attendees can also come to the Enhanced Reverse Room at this time to sign up and receive a numbered sticker to mark your place in line.
- 1:00-2:00 p.m. — Mint Director David J. Ryder will sign certificates of authenticity (Location TBD).
What to Bring
Dealers: Smart Check-In ticket, Whitman photo ID, and November 2019 Whitman Expo credentials.
Pre-Registered Early Bird and General Public: Smart Check-In ticket, receipt, and government-issued photo ID. (Online pre-registration ends Friday, November 8 at noon EST).
Onsite Registered Early Bird and General Public: Entry badge and government-issued photo ID.
*Please Note: Your numbered sticker will be matched with your ID and ticket information and cannot be given away or sold. You must have these forms of identification on-hand to participate in the sale.
Disclaimer: All Mint regulations will be in effect. There is a limit of one coin per household during this sale.
No loitering outside the Baltimore Convention Center or outside of approved Expo areas within the BCC will be tolerated.
First Aid
In the event of a first aid emergency, call 410-649-7055 (Department of Public Safety).
All Public Safety supervisors have been trained and recently re-certified in first aid response and will be the primary responder if someone requires first aid. If the situation requires additional medical attention, we will call 911.
Questions?
If you have questions about the Expo or above schedule, contact . For questions about U.S. Mint products, please visit here.
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US MINT…IS A JOKE…..HAD 1. IN MY BAG AT 12:01….THEN KEPT GETTING “””OOPS SOMETHING WENT WRONG”””…,, THEN 5 MINUTES LATER GOT TO ENTER MY CREDIT CARD INFO….THEN AGAIN””””OOPS SOMETHING WENT WRONG”””””A DOZEN MORE TIMES…WHAT A F…ING JOKE….BUT WHO IS SUPRISED THAT A GOVERNMENT RUN ENTITY IS A FARCE…..AND SOME OF THESE IDIOTS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT WANT US TO PUT OUR HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN THE HANDS OF THE GOVERNMENT….GOOD F’ING LUCK
Ken – ‘ditto’ Predicable As to Health care, you ever deal with Blue+ they are WORSE……way worse, Medicare HAS to pay privates prefer you to die….IMHO
I agree with you ken the mint is awful. I opened a account and had all of my info in the system I even ordered a coin that day to be prepared so when this coin went on sale I would have no problem. I was on my account 30 minutes before this coin went on sale and at 12 the site went down I was able to get back on real fast has a coin in my bag and it told me some crap about the card I was using as I was seeing what was going on it popped up it was sold out. And I had one in my bag
Site crashes on me also right at 12 noon. Sat for 30 minutes to push buy button. Could not refresh page for 12 minutes. Sold out. Very disappointed.
Same problem…figures…yet the big boys will have dozens of them…some things never change…
US Mint Web site just plain SUCKS.I had my coin in the bag and every time I went to put my card info in it crashed,oops we have a problem oops my ass.I really wanted this coin and I was denied again.I’m a good customer,I have numerous subscriptions and have spent a lot of money buying coins with the US mint.It might be time to go somewhere else for my coin hobby.This is definitely not the first time this has happened to me and others.Get your act together and fix that damned website or stop selling these high in demand coins.It’s not fair to people who are long time good customers.
Same problem, ridiculous that people on ebay can sell them as pre order, knowing there order is locked in, but the general public gets an OOPS something went wrong. Same issue over and over.
I went through the same oops stuff but did finally get my ONE Coin .. 12:01:13 was in my Bag .. took until 12:04:55 for confirmation at check out .. Confirmation e-mail arrived at 3:01 pm & I got the Loyalty Member FREE shipping (It pays to buy from the same computer with the same IP address)
I concur with all the complaints about the US Mint. I tried to get online but couldn’t. I also called the mint several times and the busy signal blurred every time.
I had the same problems as the previous commenters. The coin was in my cart and I could not get the complete sign until the sold out came on my desktop. I assumed it was my connection speed. But it looks like many others had the same problem. Buying the coin of EBay for hundreds of dollars will be a loser for many. This coin will never be worth the 1995-W dollar.
I had the same issues as most in trying to login, open the page for this coin, put it in my cart, confirm everything and then submit. Was stopped by “oops” every step of the way. Terrible e-commerce system. Surprised? Nope. Frustrated? yes. Must be the same folks who manage my local post office bc just trying to buy stamps is an ordeal. USMINT must be using an e-commerce system run off some guys old PC on Windows 3 rather than AWS servers and/or the code is so poorly written if needs to consult hamsters along the way. However I did get one according to the email and the order status. As for paying 69.95 for a 1 oz coin – Right now seems like a positive thing. Folks are bidding/paying bananas prices for it on eBay and Apmex is charging +$2K. Probably won’t stay that high but more likely higher than $69.95.
I feel that in the event of another extremely low mintage coin, that is bound to be extremely hard to get, that a lottery number draw is the only fair way to operate the sale. The phone or e servers had not a chance to keep up with the volume of interests o this coin. Seems to me that lottery draw is the only solution. Just MHO!!!