Permanent Collection
The No. 001 Archive
Serial No. 001 of every issuance is retained permanently by the Constitution State Mint archive and is never sold.
A Physical History of the Mint
Over decades, the archive builds a complete physical record of every denomination, design, metal, finish, commemorative and annual issue the Mint produces.
The archival rule is documented from the first issuance, not improvised later. In time the archive could become an exhibit in the Mint's workshop or a local historical display.
Every issue accounted for. Every mintage published. Every retirement disclosed. No undisclosed issuance.
View the Mint LedgerNo. 001 is Archived
Serial No. 001 of every issue is retained permanently by the Constitution State Mint archive and is never sold.
Mintage is Never Exceeded
An announced mintage is never exceeded. A prior year's published issue is never diluted by restriking identical dated pieces.
No Undisclosed Issuance
Buybacks are public and rule-based. A retired piece never returns to circulation.
Founding Issue: Designs and Mintages
| Denomination | Design Theme | Illustrative Max Mintage | No. 001 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Charter | Charter Oak & Fundamental Orders, 1639 | 50,000 Illustrative | Archive |
| 5 Charters | Liberty Bell | 10,000 Illustrative | Archive |
| 10 Charters | Lexington & Concord, April 19, 1775 | 3,500 Illustrative | Archive |
| 20 Charters | Nathan Hale | 1,500 Illustrative | Archive |
| 50 Charters | Declaration & Independence Hall, 1776 | 400 Illustrative | Archive |
| 100 Charters | The Constitution, 1787: Eagle Crest, We the People | 100 Illustrative | Archive |
"Charters" is a placeholder unit name (TBD). Designs are suggestions for Phillip to choose. Maximum mintages are illustrative, not a launch commitment; early production will be substantially smaller.