U.S. Mint Sets $105 Price for 2025 Military Branch Coins
Published Date: 6/6/2025
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The United States Mint is setting prices for four special 2025 silver coins, each costing $105. These coins celebrate the 250th anniversaries of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, plus a cool laser-engraved American Eagle. Prices kick in starting June 13, 2025, so collectors and fans should mark their calendars and get ready to add these shiny treasures to their collections!
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Mint Prices 2025 Silver Coins $105
If you buy one of the four 2025 United States Mint one-ounce silver proof coins (250th Anniversary Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or the 2025 Laser Engraved American Eagle), the retail price is $105 each. The price is effective June 13, 2025.
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