user135303: I have a wallet which contains several small coins each with a different level of privacy (Coin Join rounds) which generated in the Wasabi 1.1
I wish to send an amount which I would like to remain as high private. Now there is no coin control how can I be sure that the most mixed coins are used rather than ones that are unmixed in my wallet ?

user26859: 
I wish to send an amount which I would like to remain as high private.

If that is truly your goal, then just use the wallet normally. From a privacy point of view there were significant improvements to the send process:
There are 3 kinds of coins in your wallet:

private: coins reached your anonscore target
semi-private: coins those reached at least anonscore 2
non-private: anonscore 1 coins

When your wallet is in a half-mixed state,

then Wasabi 2.0 will first try to make the transaction from your private stash.
If it cannot, then it'll try to combine your private and
semi-private stash.
If it still cannot make a transaction, then
it'll pop up an option for you to select the clusters that you want
to make the transaction from. This is a more advanced form of coin
control, in the sense that you aren't selecting individual coins
here anymore, but you're selecting a cluster of coins, identified
though labels, created by intra-wallet blockchain analysis:


For completeness it must be also noted that, you can still view your coins and selectively spend them by clicking CTRL+C+D.

135303: <p>I have a wallet which contains several small coins each with a different level of privacy (Coin Join rounds) which generated in the Wasabi 1.1</p>
<p>I wish to send an amount which I would like to remain as high private. Now there is no coin control how can I be sure that the most mixed coins are used rather than ones that are unmixed in my wallet ?</p>
 26859: <blockquote>
<p>I wish to send an amount which I would like to remain as high private.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>If that is truly your goal, then just use the wallet normally. <strong>From a privacy point of view there were significant improvements to the send process:</strong></p>
<p>There are 3 kinds of coins in your wallet:</p>
<ul>
<li>private: coins reached your anonscore target</li>
<li>semi-private: coins those reached at least anonscore 2</li>
<li>non-private: anonscore 1 coins</li>
</ul>
<p>When your wallet is in a half-mixed state,</p>
<ol>
<li>then Wasabi 2.0 will first try to make the transaction from your private stash.</li>
<li>If it cannot, then it'll try to combine your private and
semi-private stash.</li>
<li>If it still cannot make a transaction, then
it'll pop up an option for you to select the clusters that you want
to make the transaction from. This is a more advanced form of coin
control, in the sense that you aren't selecting individual coins
here anymore, but you're selecting a cluster of coins, identified
though labels, created by intra-wallet blockchain analysis:</li>
</ol>
<p><a href="https://i.stack.imgur.com/aRA9z.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/aRA9z.png" alt="enter image description here" /></a></p>
<p>For completeness it must be also noted that, you can still view your coins and selectively spend them by clicking CTRL+C+D.</p>
