2013 West Point ASE set

You never know. If the big flippers have a brain, you'd think they'd cancel a bunch, as this set won't do anything in the short term, just going to tie up their money.

 

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comparison:
reverse proof single coin:
2006p - 248,875
2011p - 100,000
2012s - 224,981
2013w - 281,310 (mintage can be lower)

burnished and enhanced uncirculated:
2006w - 466,573
2007w - 621,333
2008w - 436,702
2011w - 409,927
2011s - 100,000
2012w - 230,872
2013w - 281,310 enhanced unc. (mintage can be lower)
2013w - 104,570 (not final)

 

You forgot THE KEY Date for the ASE set: 1995W total mintage 30,102 (only sold in a set with four gold AGE) !!!

 

You also got the 2012S wrong

 

The 2012s RP is correct at 224K, the 2012s proof from the set s/b added at 282,766 and counting.

 

A point of reference on the last couple of hours:

I put in an order at 3:30 p.m. and another at 4:45 p.m. My order numbers are only about 1400 apart. So if the average person was ordering a set or two, that accounted for only a few thousand of the 30,000 sold in the last 2 hours. This means that the big buyers must have went back for more and put in a few orders of thousands of sets in each.

If the aftermarket performance is poor, those sets will be cancelled before the 9/30 ship date and it will be a repeat of last year where 25,000 sets were cancelled or returned.

 

I'll come back to this thread in September and see how the soap opera turns out.

 

Or the mint "played with"/held back sales reporting to keep sales up.

 

well most/all people still have the option to cancel their order right? Do you have the cancel option available until they ship the item? Not sure how that works.....

 

Most of the big flippers get em graded, they will make money. Pretty much break even on 69's but make good bank on their sets that comeback 70's.

 

Yep, I'm canceling 3 of the 5 I ordered. I'll have to call in because I ordered all in 1 order, so I can only cancel the whole order online.

 

My cancel box is still there.

 

Depends what the price does. They were already way over priced for their PM value, now over priced for their mintage. Grading may be throwing good money after bad.

 

They'll make money, wait and see. I think it was Silvertowne was preselling MS70 sets for $259 and they sold out fast. Price will probably be higher when re-listed.

By no means am i saying they will be a huge winner, but the big boys will make a comfortable margin imo.

 

let's check the mintage of ASE proof version:
for "S" mint mark:
1986s-1,446,778
1987s - 904,732
1988s - 557,370
1989s - 617,694
1990s - 695,510
1991s - 511,924
1992s - 498,543
2012s - 282,766 (lowest "S" mint mark)

for "P" mint mark:
1993p - 405,913
1994p - 372,168 (lowest "P" mint mark)
1995p - 407,822
1996p - 498,293
1997p - 440,315
1998p - 450,728
1999p - 549,330
2000p - 600,743

for "W" mint mark:
1995w -- 30,102 (lowest "W" mint mark) also (lowest of all mint mark)
2001w - 746,398
2002w - 647,342
2003w - 747,831
2004w - 801,602
2005w - 816,663
2006w-1,092,477
2007w - 821,759
2008w - 700,979
2010w - 849,861
2011w - 950,000
2012w - 819,217
2013w - 556,954 (not final)

 

Maybe. But, those sales were based on a lower expected mintage. Like I said, I'm canceling 3. If I bought thousands of sets, I'd cancel half, hoping others do the same, forcing a mintage that's a winner. If the mintage doesn't drop enough to make a winner, at least I cut my exposure in half.

 

I ordered five sets the first day and I'm sticking to that, I'm not even sure if I could cancel I have the check box but there's no place to specify how many to cancel and I'm taking no chances that if I hit cancel that it will be on the next page!

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what we need for next year is a "D" mint mark for american eagle silver dollar. a proof "D" mint mark. a reverse proof "D" mint mark. a burnished unc "D" mint mark. don't forget, a burnished unc "P" mint mark too.

 

after reviewing the figures and previous mintage of all american eagle silver dollars. i cancelled all my order too. looks like bullion ASE is the best to own so far.

 

I think each Federal Reserve bank should have their own minting facility...they can use mint marks "A" through "L".