Has the 2025-S Silver Proof Sets been released yet?

I'd heard April 22 but can't find them anywhere...even the Mint website. Am I missing anything?

Many thanks.

 

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https://www.usmint.gov/silver-proof-set-2025-25RH.html

 

I had read somewhere they would be released in the Fall? Can't remember the source

 

The silver quarter only proof set is available. The silver proof set will not be available until later this year.

 

I am subscribed for it at the mint and I have not received it yet.

 

I am subscribed to it also and have not been text yet.

 

It originally was scheduled for April 22, but then I saw it go on the TBD list.

 

No date nor season is listed on the mint's website, so as to when, even they do not have an idea.

 

Mint web site now showing August 7 as ship date.

 

I got mine in the mail today. Every coin is a 70, very nicely done. It keeps my streak alive, going back to 1992. The price is causing checkbook fatigue, however.

 

Mine (2) arrived today. The bloody cost is prohibitive.......

 

Thanks everyone for commenting on my discussion thread.
Since posting my topic-starter I "subscribed" to the US Mint releases for clad and silver proof sets.

My silver arrived a week or so ago...gorgeous. Easy-peezy with the Mint subscription sent and auto charged. It costs what it costs.

I have some older 70-80's proof sets Dad (RIP 2008) and I collected at the time (along with kid accumulated circulated sets). Some of these proof sets I've broken open to assign the denomination into it's appropriate album in Lighthouse Quantrum snap-tites. Dad loved the collecting display sets but I love my denomination series...so he (in the afterlife) and I reach a compromise and I'm sure he'd be pleased.

Since retirement I now collect only keys/semi keys and proof release dates of each denomination starting with (most) modern and systematically working backward through past classic designs.

Dad was entranced with collecting proof condition official collector coins on his meager Steelworker salary. He also briefly purchased Krug gold WAY back...something ALSO not lost in my memory since I've also become quite the casual gold collector...also on a meager pension and a few $ inheritance from Dad.

In THIS aspect I suspect he would also be pleased.

 

Yeah, I never get tired of looking at proof coins.