U.S. Mint Sales: Trump Dollar Rolls and Bags, 2026-W Palladium Eagle Become Unavailable
CoinNews reported on September 9, 2026, that three new U.S. Mint products took the top four spots in the Mint's sales report for the period ending September 7. Rolls and bags of the 2026 President Donald J. Trump $1 Coin became unavailable within hours of their September 2 release, and the 2026-W Uncirculated American Palladium Eagle became unavailable about 8 minutes after sales opened on September 3. The Calvin Coolidge Presidential Silver Medal, which has no mintage limit, opened with sales of 10,076.
Correction (Oct 13, 2026): We corrected the headline, summary and body to match the source. We removed an unsupported statement that the coin marked the 50th anniversary of a presidency and the claim that figures had not been disclosed, and added the sales figures, product limits, release dates and prices as reported. We made clear that the Coolidge piece is a medal with no mintage limit, not a coin, and removed unsupported remarks on market demand and investors. The previous headline was "Explore 2026 Trump $1 Coin Sellout: A Numismatic Phenomenon."
This article is based on a CoinNews report published on September 9, 2026. It covers U.S. Mint sales of numismatic products for the period from August 31 through September 7, 2026.
According to CoinNews, three newly released products took the top four spots in the Mint's latest sales report. Rolls and bags of the 2026 Semiquincentennial President Donald J. Trump $1 Coins ranked first and second, followed by the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Silver Medal and the 2026-W Uncirculated American Palladium Eagle.
Trump Dollar Rolls and Bags
The Trump dollar products were released on September 2. Sales opened at 148,524 for the 25-coin rolls and 49,604 for the 100-coin bags. The bags became unavailable in less than an hour, and the rolls in less than 7 1/2 hours.
Those totals are 99.0% and 99.2% of the product limits of 150,000 rolls and 50,000 bags. Together they account for 8,673,500 coins, or 99.1% of the maximum 8.75 million coins available through the two products.
The dollars were struck in Philadelphia and carry the dual dates 1776 ~ 2026. A total of 250,000 coins with a JULY 4th privy mark were randomly mixed among the rolls and bags.
Palladium Eagle Unavailable After About 8 Minutes
The 2026-W Uncirculated American Palladium Eagle was released on September 3 at $1,895. It placed fourth with sales of 4,778, or 95.6% of its 5,000-coin mintage. The coin, struck at West Point, became unavailable about 8 minutes after sales opened.
It contains one ounce of .9995 fine palladium and carries a 1776 ~ 2026 dual date and a Liberty Bell 250 privy mark.
Coolidge Presidential Silver Medal
The Coolidge piece is a medal, not a coin. Released on September 3 at $164, the 1-ounce .999 fine silver medal honoring the 30th U.S. president opened with sales of 10,076.
That was slightly below this year's two earlier issues: the Warren G. Harding medal at 10,352 and the Woodrow Wilson medal at 10,525. CoinNews notes that early sales figures for the series often see sizable downward revisions in the first few reporting cycles.
Unlike most Mint collector products, Presidential Silver Medals have no mintage limits and no ending sales dates. All past-year issues remain available from the Mint.
Last year's medals honoring William H. Taft, Theodore Roosevelt, William McKinley and Benjamin Harrison opened with sales of 10,596, 11,115, 10,207 and 12,471, respectively. The Harrison figure is somewhat overstated because its first reported sales figure was delayed by two weeks. Those medals were introduced at $90, compared with $164 for the Coolidge medal.
Other Products
Outside the new releases, the Freedom 250 Race Medal led returning products with a gain of 3,181 to 11,423. The $60 half dollar-sized medal celebrates America's 250th anniversary and the inaugural Freedom 250 Grand Prix, and honors motorsports pioneer Roger Penske. Its limited preorder window closed on September 4.
The Best of the Mint 1804 Silver Dollar Gold Coin and Silver Medal Set added 1,686 in its first full week of sales to reach 11,633, or 77.6% of its 15,000-set limit, leaving 3,367 sets. The set launched on August 27 at $5,740, briefly became unavailable two days later, and returned to sale on August 31. As of the CoinNews report, its price was $5,640, down $100 from launch, and was subject to weekly adjustment under the Mint's precious-metals pricing matrix.
The Report Overall
The Mint published sales data for 692 numismatic products. Aside from the new products, six products gained more than 1,000 units, compared with five in the previous report. Seven products posted week-over-week declines, down from 10. They included the 2026 Enhanced Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar, down 4,686 to 100,461, and the 2026 Enhanced Uncirculated Peace Silver Dollar, down 4,469 to 92,804.
Source: CoinNews, "US Mint Sales: Trump Dollars and Palladium Eagle Coins Gone" (September 9, 2026).
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