2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike (Reissue)

2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike (Reissue) Obverse
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The obverse features a left-facing portrait of President Andrew Jackson surrounded by the inscriptions ANDREW JACKSON, LIBERTY, and INDEPENDENCE. Along the lower rim is WWW.JACKSONSILVER.COM, preserving the branding established for the original Andrew Jackson bullion program despite the later production date.

2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike (Reissue) Reverse
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The reverse depicts Andrew Jackson's equestrian statue commemorating the Battle of New Orleans. Surrounding inscriptions read ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER, AOCS APPROVED, and ©2013. The updated copyright distinguishes this reissue from the original 2009 issue while preserving the established reverse design.

2013 Andrew Jackson
Silver Content
1.000 ozt .999
Weight
1 oz
Today's silver Value
$57.48 (spot $57.54/ozt)
$36.01–$125.00
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$125.00
highest ever paid
Record
Oct 8, 2025
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Market Presence
Nationally Collectible
Prices up ~42% over the recorded period ($32.13 → $45.71). Wide price variation — expect real differences between listings.
Availability
If You See It, Buy It
Longest gap: 4.3 years, zero sales 2018–2022
Price History
33 verified sales
Texas Stacker Notes

This is the 2013 Business Strike version - a companion release to the 2009 Proof-like coin, distinguished by its business (non-proof) finish and reverse date. The two are frequently conflated in seller listings and search results, so titles alone aren't always reliable for telling them apart. Despite steady overall demand, this coin saw a notable dry spell from 2018 to 2022 with no recorded sales - worth knowing before assuming recent activity reflects year-round availability.

DatePriceNotes
Jul 2, 202694.99Most Recent
Oct 8, 2025125.00Highest Ever
Mar 21, 202546.00
Jan 31, 202536.01
Jan 4, 202549.00
Dec 23, 202436.00
Oct 7, 202469.99
Nov 4, 202249.97
Oct 21, 202224.50
Jun 19, 201830.00
May 10, 201835.00
Apr 19, 201521.50
Nov 2, 201418.50
Aug 21, 201429.95
Jul 22, 201429.95
Jun 21, 201435.00
Sep 11, 201332.50
Aug 18, 201331.00
Aug 18, 201334.00
Aug 14, 201329.00
Aug 13, 201329.00
Aug 11, 201328.00
Aug 9, 201329.00
Aug 7, 201326.09
Jul 28, 201324.00
Jul 8, 201333.99
Jul 5, 201333.99
Jun 30, 201332.99
Jun 27, 201333.99
Jun 9, 201336.99
May 25, 201336.99
May 6, 201338.99
May 1, 201335.99
Verified sale prices — not calculated estimates · 33 sales on record, 2013–2026 · Past sales are verified fact, not guarantees

2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike Overview

The 2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike is a later silver reissue of the original 2009 Andrew Jackson Anti-Banker bullion round. Manufactured by Mulligan Mint, the round preserves the original anti-central banking theme while updating the reverse copyright inscription to ©2013. The reverse also retains the AOCS APPROVED designation, identifying the piece as part of the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) program. Contemporary retailer documentation confirms commercial release during February 2013. Although the round entered commerce, surviving examples and documented marketplace appearances indicate significantly lower availability than many contemporary Mulligan Mint issues.

2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike Historical Significance

The 2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike represents the final documented evolution of the original JacksonSilver Andrew Jackson bullion program. Produced during Mulligan Mint’s brief operational period, it reflects the transition of the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) from its early JacksonSilver branding into a broader alternative-currency network supported by Mulligan Mint and Republic Trading Group.

The round also commemorates President Andrew Jackson’s opposition to the Second Bank of the United States, making it one of the better-known modern bullion issues celebrating America’s hard-money tradition. Its combination of historical subject matter, documented association with the AOCS movement, and limited surviving population has made it an increasingly desirable collectible among both bullion collectors and researchers of private alternative-currency issues.

2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike Notes

  • This issue is a business strike reissue of the original 2009 Andrew Jackson Anti-Banker silver round.
  • Contemporary Provident Metals product pages identify Mulligan Mint as the manufacturer and offered the round as a pre-sale with shipments beginning February 21, 2013.
  • Earlier Andrew Jackson issues are documented from 2009 (Proof-Like) and 2011 (Brilliant Uncirculated), placing the 2013 Mulligan Mint release within the continuing evolution of the Andrew Jackson bullion program.
  • The obverse retains the WWW.JACKSONSILVER.COM inscription, linking the issue to the original JacksonSilver branding despite being manufactured by Mulligan Mint.
  • Research of archived Provident Metals product pages indicates the round entered commercial distribution but appears to have experienced unusually limited documented retail availability. Unlike many contemporary Mulligan Mint products, the Andrew Jackson issue has not been located in archived captures showing extended in-stock availability.

2013 Andrew Jackson Business Strike References

  • Archived Provident Metals product pages.
  • Archived JacksonSilver website.
  • Archived Republic Trading Group website.
  • Archived OpenCurrency / American Open Currency Standard website.
  • Contemporary marketplace research.
  • Texas Stacker Archives.
Quick Facts
Year2013
MetalSilver
Fineness.999
Weight1
Diameter39.15 mm
Thickness3 mm
MintageUnknown
EdgeReeded
Attribution
Designer / EngraverUnknown
Attribution Notes
Contemporary Provident Metals product pages identify Mulligan Mint as the manufacturer of the 2013 Andrew Jackson round. The obverse retains the JacksonSilver branding established by the original 2009 issue, while archived Republic Trading Group materials document JacksonSilver as the associated marketing program. The AOCS APPROVED inscription identifies the round as part of the American Open Currency Standard program but does not indicate that AOCS functioned as the manufacturer or issuer. The combination of physical characteristics, retailer documentation, and archival research supports attribution to Mulligan Mint with distribution through Provident Metals during the 2013 commercial release.