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As the ATB silver bullion series at the United States Mint nears its conclusion in 2021, the 2020 ATB release is a significant one. The penultimate date mark in the series, the 2020 release is the last one in the series that will feature a full five-coin release. The 56-coin series from the US Mint has featured five designs in each year from 2010 to 2019, and will do so again in 2020. However, that release schedule brings the tally to 55 coins as of 2020, leaving just one design to release in 2021 to wrap-up the series. Here is your chance to learn all about the final five-coin date mark in the Silver ATB Series.
The 2020 ATB release schedule features some of the most recently-added sites to the list of federally-protected parks, monuments, and historical sites. The schedule for 2020 includes 3 US states and two US territories. The oldest site represented in the 2020 ATB release is the National Park of American Samoa established in 1988, while the youngest is the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve established in 1996. In total, the following jurisdictions are represented in the reverse designs of the Silver 2020 ATBs:
The Silver 2020 ATB coin designs are heavily weighted toward some of the nation’s most delicate ecosystems. The Connecticut release in the 2020 range is also one of the most unique in the entire ATB Series as it represents one of only two sites of its kind within the National Park Service. Details on the individual designs include the following:
Silver 2020 ATB coins are available to purchase at Silver.com with the same options offered in other years in the series. The two most common choices are mint-issued Brilliant Uncirculated coins and Burnished Silver coins. The BU Silver ATBs have no mintage cap and the US Mint will continue to issue the designs for a period of time as long as demand persists. The Burnished Silver ATBs likewise have no mintage cap, but the US Mint does produce fewer of them as the higher premium for the coin results in only collectors looking to purchase the coins.
The Burnished Silver ATB is noted for its clean, matte visuals and the presence of a “P” mint mark from the Philadelphia Mint. You will find that mint mark on the obverse of the coins near the inscription of “In God We Trust.”
In addition to these mint-issued options, there are also Colorized Silver ATBs available. However, these coins come from authorized third-party dealers like Emporium-Hamburg in Germany. The US Mint only recently, in 2020, began colorizing its own coins and has kept this process limited to commemorative collections only. The Colorized Silver ATB issued by Emporium-Hamburg are BU specimens it acquired from the US Mint and then enhanced with colorized lacquers at its discretion.
You will notice different packaging options based on the type of Silver 2020 ATB you purchase. The Burnished Silver coins ship in the same packaging regardless of the volume you buy. All coins in this release are housed individually inside of a capsule and a protective presentation box. The US Mint also issues these with a Certificate of Authenticity.
BU Silver ATB coins can be purchased in one of three packaging options based on the volume of coins you purchase. Buying one coin up to nine coins results in receiving each coin in a protective capsule. Multiples of 10 will ship inside of acrylic tubes. Multiples of 100 are available in US Mint Monster Boxes that contain 10 tubes of 10 coins each.
Packaging of Colorized Silver ATBs can vary and is done at the discretion of Emporium-Hamburg. Generally speaking, the coins are housed in a protective box.
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