UltraBreaks 250th Celebration 1/2 oz NGC MS 70 SIlver Gold Chaser
$169.95
Description
Every Pack Includes One:
- - NGC Reverse PF70 certified coin or NGC MS 70 certified coin
- - 2026 1/2 oz .999 Silver commemorative struck for Ascension Island
- - One of the official UltraBreaks 250th Celebration label tiers
Total Production: 2,480 Packs
The Silver Collection
2026 1/2 oz Silver 1794 Liberty NGC Reverse PF70 - Inspired by the first silver dollar issued by the United States Mint.
- Total mintage - 515
- - Ultra - 453
- - Gold Rush - 52
- - Infinity - 5
- - Nitro - 5
2026 1/2 oz Silver 1794 Liberty Privy NGC Reverse PF70 - A special privy-marked edition celebrating one of America's most famous coin designs.
- Total mintage - 560
- - Ultra - 493
- - Gold Rush - 56
- - Infinity - 6
- - Nitro - 5
2026 1/2 oz Silver 1794 Liberty Colorized NGC Reverse PF70 - A vibrant modern interpretation of the classic Flowing Hair Liberty.
- Total mintage - 173
- - Ultra - 154
- - Gold Rush - 17
- - Infinity - 2
2026 1/2 oz Silver 1792 Liberty NGC MS 70 - Inspired by the legendary Flowing Hair Pattern of 1792, among the earliest designs created for the new United States Mint.
- Total mintage - 621
- - Ultra - 548
- - Gold Rush - 62
- - Infinity - 6
- - Nitro - 5
2026 1/2 oz Silver 1792 Liberty Privy NGC MS 70 - An exclusive privy edition honoring the beginning of American coinage.
- Total mintage - 605
- - Ultra - 533
- - Gold Rush - 61
- - Infinity - 6
- - Nitro - 5
2026 1/2 oz Silver 1792 Liberty Colorized NGC MS 70 - The rarest silver issue in the release. Only 6 exist, all found under the Infinity label.
The Nitro Gold Redemption Chase
Twenty Nitro labels have been inserted throughout the release.
Each Nitro label is redeemable for one certified NGC Reverse PF70 2026 1/2 oz Gold commemorative.
Gold redemption pool:
- - 10 2026 1792 Liberty Gold Reverse Proof
- - 10 2026 1794 Liberty Gold Reverse Proof
Only 20 gold commemoratives are available across the entire release.
Why These Designs Matter
The 1792 Flowing Hair Pattern was created immediately following the Coinage Act of 1792 as the newly formed United States established its first national mint. Although pattern coins were never intended for circulation, they laid the artistic foundation for American coinage.
Just two years later, the 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar became the first official silver dollar struck by the United States Mint for circulation. Today it remains one of the most recognizable and historically significant coins ever produced.
The 250th Celebration brings both designs together in a modern Reverse Proof presentation to commemorate America's Semiquincentennial.