U.S. Mint Opens Orders for Morgan and Peace Coin Set
The 2026 Morgan & Peace Diamond Field Two-Coin Set, limited to 262,500 units, is part of 250th anniversary releases.
Updated on Nov. 12, 2026 in Collecting
The U.S. Mint began taking orders on November 12 for the 2026 Morgan & Peace Diamond Field Two-Coin Set, priced at $375. The set is struck in .999 fine silver and features diamond field finishes never seen before.
Why it matters
The set is part of a year-long series of releases marking the United States' 250th anniversary. Its limited mintage of 262,500 units means buyers who want the set must order within the offering window.
The two-coin set is priced at $375 and limited to 262,500 units, with both coins struck in .999 fine silver. The source does not report how many units have been ordered so far or whether the limit may be increased.
The players
U.S. Mint
The United States Mint is the federal agency that produces the nation's circulating coins and issues commemorative and bullion coin products.
The details
The coins use a diamond field finish created with laser-engraved tooling that produces a diamond pattern designed to reflect light from multiple angles. Both coins carry a "1776 - 2026" dual date and a Liberty Bell inscribed with the numeral "250." The Morgan dollar front shows Liberty with a cap, flora, and a crown inscribed "LIBERTY," while the Peace dollar back shows an eagle holding an olive branch.
Timeline
November 12, 2026: U.S. Mint began taking orders for the 2026 Morgan & Peace Diamond Field Two-Coin Set.
Culture Shift
The set revives the Morgan and Peace silver dollar designs, which were first issued between 1878 and 1935, and pairs them with new diamond field finishes and a 1776–2026 dual date. It reflects a broader collector interest in modern versions of classic American coin designs.
Buyers interested in the set will need to place an order at a $375 price point while the 262,500-unit limit lasts. Collectors who want both coins in the set should weigh the cost against the silver content and limited availability.
The takeaway
Limited-mintage commemorative sets like this one tend to sell out in their offering windows, so collectors who want one should act before the 262,500-unit cap is reached.
Further reading
Explore more on Collecting for other limited-edition coin and memorabilia releases.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Dothan Eagle.
