William McKinley Presidential Silver Medal and the Innovation dollar for Florida

Launched on May 15, the Florida Innovation dollar showcases the NASA Space Shuttle lifting off from Kennedy Space Center.

The latest sales figures from the U.S. Mint offer a glimpse into the opening performance of the Florida Innovation dollar and the William McKinley Presidential Silver Medal.

Launched on May 15, the Florida Innovation dollar, bearing the image of the NASA Space Shuttle lifting off from Kennedy Space Center, had a strong start.

It marks the third installment of 2025 and 27th overall in the American Innovation® $1 Coin Program.

Available in 25-coin rolls and 100-coin bags, the Florida dollar achieved a combined sales total of 940,875 coins.

Compared to other recent issues:

Meanwhile, the 1-ounce .999 fine silver medal commemorating 25th U.S. President William McKinley had a slower beginning.

Priced at $90 and launched on May 12, the medal achieved sales of 10,207. It descends among the slower starts in the series and could witness a further decline, as medals in the program typically undergo early downward adjustments before showing an upward trend again.

U.S. Mint Top SellersHere is the ranking of the U.S. Mint’s best-selling numismatic products for the week ending on May 18:

In its newest report covering 554 numismatic products, the U.S. Mint disclosed that 97 products sold better than their prior weekly totals, up from 50 in the previous report. Four products saw a week-over-week gains of more than 1,000 units, compared to 1 in the earlier period.

On the other hand, no products recorded a sales decline, down from 3 the prior week.

The latest sales figures from the U.S. Mint offer a glimpse into the opening performance of the Florida Innovation dollar and the William McKinley Presidential Silver Medal.

Launched on May 15, the Florida Innovation dollar, bearing the image of the NASA Space Shuttle lifting off from Kennedy Space Center, had a strong start.

It marks the third installment of 2025 and 27th overall in the American Innovation® $1 Coin Program.

Available in 25-coin rolls and 100-coin bags, the Florida dollar achieved a combined sales total of 940,875 coins.

Compared to other recent issues:

Meanwhile, the 1-ounce .999 fine silver medal commemorating 25th U.S. President William McKinley had a slower beginning.

Priced at $90 and launched on May 12, the medal achieved sales of 10,207. It descends among the slower starts in the series and could witness a further decline, as medals in the program typically undergo early downward adjustments before showing an upward trend again.

U.S. Mint Top SellersHere is the ranking of the U.S. Mint’s best-selling numismatic products for the week ending on May 18:

In its newest report covering 554 numismatic products, the U.S. Mint disclosed that 97 products sold better than their prior weekly totals, up from 50 in the previous report. Four products saw a week-over-week gains of more than 1,000 units, compared to 1 in the earlier period.

On the other hand, no products recorded a sales decline, down from 3 the prior week.