The Federal Reserve Banks have established a special ordering process for the Presidential $1 Coin Program. As each coin is released, depository institutions (DIs) can use the FedLine Web® access solution to order unmixed quantities three weeks in advance of the public release date, but are not authorized to release the coin to the public in advance of the release date. For the two weeks following the release date, DIs may continue to use FedLine Web to order unmixed quantities of that specific coin. If a DI requests unmixed Presidential $1 Coins of the most recent release after the special order period ends and the Reserve Bank office has supplies to fill the order, it will fill the order with those coins.
Federal Reserve Banks will fill each dollar coin order for the duration of the five week special order period with unmixed Presidential $1 Coins in boxes containing $1,000 worth of wrapped $25 rolls. The minimum order for boxes of the Presidential $1 Coin is $1,000 and box orders may be placed in increments of $1,000. DIs that want to order $2,000 bags of loose Presidential $1 Coins should contact their local Federal Reserve Bank to place a special request order for bags. After the conclusion of each special order period, the Federal Reserve Banks will fill orders for $1 coins using the customary practice of providing loose, previously circulated $1 coins in $2,000 bags. If a DI requests the most recently released design of Presidential $1 Coin after the special order period ends and the Reserve Bank office has supplies to fill the order, it will fill the order with that design. Deposits of $1 coins must continue to be made in bags containing $2,000.
The FedCash Services New Coin Release Web page contains information about ordering and the special order periods and public release dates for future releases. Please visit The United States Mint (Off-site Link) for additional information about the Presidential $1 Coin Program.
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