Sale runs through the end of October. Our Choice, $58.88 a roll. These prices go up November 1st.
Twenty five uncirculated golden dollars in a $25 coin roll. The Mint stopped striking dollar coins for circulation in 2012 and kept making them for collectors, so what is in the roll is a coin built to be spent that nobody ever spent.
Our Choice: A roll from current stock, our pick of issue and mint. $2.36 a coin, the lowest price we sell a golden dollar at. 2023 to 2026 Coins: Name the issue and the mint: 2026 Native American with Polly Cooper at Valley Forge, 2025 Native American, 2025 Arkansas, 2024 Maine, 2024 Missouri, or a mixed roll from 2023 or 2024. California and Minnesota: California with Steve Jobs, or Minnesota with mobile refrigeration. The California coin sold out at the Mint in eleven minutes and its singles trade above $4. A roll here is $3.40 a coin.
Coins dated 2026 carry a Liberty Bell privy mark with the number 250 for the nation's Semiquincentennial. It was struck for 2026 and will not appear on another dollar coin.
We stock rolls because sorting costs money and a roll skips it. A roll also opens well in front of people, which is worth something a bag of loose change is not. Buyers who want one design rather than twenty five should start with singles or sorted sets.
Details
Contents: 25 coins per roll
Packaging: Sealed U.S. Mint wrapper or a Breadcoins roll, noted on the variant. Breadcoins rolls are wrapped here from sealed U.S. Mint bags
Metal: Manganese brass clad copper, golden in color
Face value: $25 per roll (legal tender, U.S. Mint)
Condition: Uncirculated, never placed into circulation
Edge: Lettered with year, mint mark, and E PLURIBUS UNUM
Mint: Philadelphia (P) or Denver (D), by issue. Minnesota is Philadelphia only
