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That Steve Jobs coin really looks cool. It's the sculpture of him sitting cross-legged, surrounded by hills of Silicon Valley. I wonder if these coins are avai
by aanet 1y ago
That Steve Jobs coin really looks cool. It's the sculpture of him sitting cross-legged, surrounded by hills of Silicon Valley.
I wonder if these coins are available for purchase by the general public? anybody know?
- derektank 1y agoThe 2025 set is available directly from the US mint. Presumably the 2026 set will be available next year https://www.usmint.gov/coins/coin-programs/american-innovation-dollar-coins/ https://www.usmint.gov/coins/coin-programs/american-innovati...
- aanet 1y agoThanks, all. This is delightful. I used to be a coin-collector as a kid. Kinda outgrew the hobby as I grew older. But I still love new/old/unusual coins (among other things). I think I might get my hands on some of these.
- cjk 1y agoYes, the US Mint sells all of the coins in the American Innovation set to the public. Previous years’ coins can still be bought if they are not sold out.
- Cthulhu_ 1y agoNot an American but I wouldn't mind having some of these. Actually, coin collecting is a pretty neat hobby, especially for commemorative coins which depict a story like these. I wouldn't go in it for their possible future financial value though.
- bombcar 1y agoThey should be available from the mint in collector’s tins, and available in circulation from eBay and similar. They’re great to use as board game coins; much nicer than plastic chits.
- RobotToaster 1y agoYou can normally order rolls of them