US Marine Corps 250th Anniversary Silver Coin Launches November 10th
The United States Mint is set to launch a commemorative silver coin to mark the 250th Anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps. The coin, named the American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin, will become available on November 10, 2025, at noon ET. This unique piece highlights America’s military legacy and offers a special Marine Corps privy mark, underscoring its significance.
Details About the Marine Corps 250th Anniversary Silver Coin
- Product Type: American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin
- Mintage Limit: 100,000 coins
- Launch Price: $105.00
- Household Order Limit: 1 coin
- Privy Mark: Marine Corps emblem (Eagle, Globe & Anchor)
- Mintmark: San Francisco Mint (S)
Significance of the New Release
This special edition coin is the first American Silver Eagle to feature a dedicated Marine Corps privy mark. It symbolizes the service branch’s readiness across land and sea and coincides with the Marines’ anniversary celebrations on November 10. Following previous releases for the Army and Navy, this coin completes the set honoring each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Companion Coin Releases
Two other coins in this series commemorate the military service of other branches:
- Army 250th Silver Eagle:
- Release Date: June 14, 2025
- Privy Mark: Crossed cannons or star emblem
- Significance: Honors the Army’s role since 1775
- Navy 250th Silver Eagle:
- Release Date: October 13, 2025
- Privy Mark: Naval anchor with 250-year insignia
- Significance: Celebrates the U.S. Navy’s legacy
Importance of the Privy Mark
The privy mark is more than a decorative feature; it reflects the Mint’s upgraded engraving technology and its commitment to symbolically representing each military branch. Positioned on the iconic Weinman obverse, it connects collectors with the Marine Corps’ storied heritage.
Collector Demand and Availability
High interest in the Marine Corps proof coin is expected. It is particularly appealing to military families, veterans, and coin collectors. To secure one, interested parties should visit the U.S. Mint website promptly on November 10 at 12 noon ET. Due to the strict mintage limit, coins may sell out quickly.
In case of unavailability directly through the Mint, collectors may seek options through secondary markets or auctions.
