The Original "Ameros" Now
Manufactured On Denver Mint Press
A
2010 Amero coin sales ended 31 December. 2011 Amero coins are now on sale.
CLICK HERE FOR A FEW WORDS FROM OUR FRIEND, DANIEL CARR
CLICK HERE to view and purchase 2011 Amero coins produced on a Denver Mint press.
Our initial offerings will be five Amero commemoratives--2011-dated renderings of the
most popular previous designs from 2006 - 2010, plus new designs for 2011!
Amero coins are designed by noted sculptor Daniel Carr, of Designs Computed and DC
Coin. Carr created the winning first designs of the 2001 New York and Rhode Island
state quarters issued by the US Mint.
Beginning in 2009, all Amero coins have been
produced on a Grabener coin press from the
Denver Mint, acquired at auction. The press,
number GK MP 360 / 31824, was manufactured
in Germany in 1986. It went directly into
service at the US Denver Mint, where it was
employed to strike all of the mint set coins,
commemorative coins, and medals produced
at the Denver Mint from 1986 to approximately
2001.
When the Denver Mint ceased production of
commemorative coins in the late 1990s, the
press became surplus. It was sold at auction
in 2001, and then sat disassembled and
collected dust for six years in a warehouse outside Denver. Moonlight Mint acquired it
in early 2007 and completed the restoration in December 2008.
Finalizing the restoration and development process, DC Coin/Designs Computed and
AmeroCurrency.com needed a prototype coin to refine the process. As a result, the
1/10th ounce gold A100 Amero coin was created in proof and matte finishes. All the
2008 una_100g_2008_mt and una_100g_2008_pr sold and distributed were
manufactured on the Grabener. These were the only Amero coins produced on the
press in 2008. Again, all 2009 coins are expected to be pressed using this machine.
As all previous Amero coin issues have appreciated in value to date, it is possible
these few coins will appreciate considerably more. This information was not made
public until 1 January 2009. We hope we delivered more than our loyal clients who
purchased these coins expected.
CLICK HERE to view and purchase 2011 Amero coins produced on a Denver Mint press.
CLICK HERE to view 2007 Ameros. CLICK HERE to view 2008 Ameros.
CLICK HERE to view a photo documentary of the press' restoration and other oddities.
Special orders or inquiries, contact admin@AmeroCurrency.com
Manufactured On Denver Mint Press
A
2010 Amero coin sales ended 31 December. 2011 Amero coins are now on sale.
CLICK HERE FOR A FEW WORDS FROM OUR FRIEND, DANIEL CARR
CLICK HERE to view and purchase 2011 Amero coins produced on a Denver Mint press.
Our initial offerings will be five Amero commemoratives--2011-dated renderings of the
most popular previous designs from 2006 - 2010, plus new designs for 2011!
Amero coins are designed by noted sculptor Daniel Carr, of Designs Computed and DC
Coin. Carr created the winning first designs of the 2001 New York and Rhode Island
state quarters issued by the US Mint.
Beginning in 2009, all Amero coins have been
produced on a Grabener coin press from the
Denver Mint, acquired at auction. The press,
number GK MP 360 / 31824, was manufactured
in Germany in 1986. It went directly into
service at the US Denver Mint, where it was
employed to strike all of the mint set coins,
commemorative coins, and medals produced
at the Denver Mint from 1986 to approximately
2001.
When the Denver Mint ceased production of
commemorative coins in the late 1990s, the
press became surplus. It was sold at auction
in 2001, and then sat disassembled and
collected dust for six years in a warehouse outside Denver. Moonlight Mint acquired it
in early 2007 and completed the restoration in December 2008.
Finalizing the restoration and development process, DC Coin/Designs Computed and
AmeroCurrency.com needed a prototype coin to refine the process. As a result, the
1/10th ounce gold A100 Amero coin was created in proof and matte finishes. All the
2008 una_100g_2008_mt and una_100g_2008_pr sold and distributed were
manufactured on the Grabener. These were the only Amero coins produced on the
press in 2008. Again, all 2009 coins are expected to be pressed using this machine.
As all previous Amero coin issues have appreciated in value to date, it is possible
these few coins will appreciate considerably more. This information was not made
public until 1 January 2009. We hope we delivered more than our loyal clients who
purchased these coins expected.
CLICK HERE to view and purchase 2011 Amero coins produced on a Denver Mint press.
CLICK HERE to view 2007 Ameros. CLICK HERE to view 2008 Ameros.
CLICK HERE to view a photo documentary of the press' restoration and other oddities.
Special orders or inquiries, contact admin@AmeroCurrency.com
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