Puck "Cents"

Ah, found it, it's a combined maximum of 65k. Here's a link:

http://www.coinnews.net/2015/03/31/sales-of-2015-homestead-5-oz-silver-bullion-coins-hit-max/

 

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I've been thinking the same thing for a couple of years. In fact, you can probably see a comment that I made about the Chickasaw puck earlier in this thread. It seems to be the "bastard stepchild" in this series.

 

It has the 4th lowest mintage in the series of all the sold out P pucks (less than 2,000 separate it from Hawaii). The design is not fantastic but not awful either. It seems like the only thing holding it back is that it was minted in 2011 and not 2012. TC

 

2011-P Chickasaw 16,827
http://mintnewsblog.com/2013/12/2010-2013-america-the-beautiful-5-oz-silver-coin-mintages/

 

2015 Blue Ridge Parkway 5 oz Silver "P" Puck ATB


Just Arrived Today

 

Love the Blue Ridge. How's the grade look in hand?

 

The dogwood flowers in the foreground coupled with the winding road through the tunnel give it a great depth of field -- a well conceived and rendered composition.

 

Thanks for the great Blue Ridge pictures, McBlzr. That gets my vote for the best puck design of 2015.

 

Received BRP today - finally a 70 I don't have to send back!

 

With the release of the Blue Ridge Parkway puck, I thought it was a good time to update the table and chart. The lower silver prices don't seem to be having much impact on the price of the collector pucks. The Chickasaw puck seems to be gaining some respect but the lower mintage Chaco Culture is still out of vogue. Hawaii is still king with Acadia his queen.

Puck Name Year Code Mintage Current Original

Hot Springs 2010 NP1 27,000 $204 $280
Yellowstone 2010 NP2 27,000 $234 $280
Yosemite 2010 NP3 27,000 $234 $280
Grand Canyon 2010 NP4 26,019 $204 $280
Mount Hood 2010 NP5 26,928 $214 $280
Gettysburg 2011 NP6 24,625 $204 $230
Glacier 2011 NP7 20,856 $194 $230
Olympic 2011 NP8 18,398 $204 $205
Vicksburg 2011 NP9 18,594 $214 $205
Chickasaw 2011 NP10 16,827 $264 $205
El Yunque 2012 NQ0 17,314 $299 $205
Chaco Culture 2012 NQ1 17,146 $204 $205
Acadia 2012 NQ2 14,978 $494 $205
Hawaii Vocanos 2012 NQ3 14,863 $674 $230
Denali 2012 NQ4 15,225 $314 $230
White Mountains 2013 NQ5 20,530 $192 $180
Perry's Victory 2013 NQ6 17,707 $184 $155
Great Basin 2013 NQ7 17,792 $184 $155
Fort McHenry 2013 NQ8 19,802 $184 $155
Mount Rushmore 2013 NQ9 23,547 $194 $155
Great Smokey Mountains 2014 NR1 24,710 $164 $139
Shenandoah National Park 2014 NR2 28,451 $164 $139
Arches 2014 NR3 28,434 $164 $139
Great Sand Dunes 2014 NR4 23,755 $149 $139
Everglades 2014 NR5 22,481 $149 $155
Homestead 2015 SN1 18,964 $149 $150
Kisatchie 2015 SN2 17,069 $149 $150
Blue Ridge Parkway 2015 SN3 15,295 $149 $150

Total 591,310 $6,334 $5,512

And if you like charts:

Mintage versus Market Value

 

Here is the latest update on the Pucks. The last five pucks are still on sale at the mint and the interest seems to be waning. Having said that, the overall value of the pucks has increased a little over the past month. Chaco Culture seems to be the real steal in the group with a pretty low mintage but a low market price. Hawaii is still top dog and Acadia top cat.

Puck Name Year Code Mintage Current Original

Hot Springs 2010 NP1 27,000 $217 $280
Yellowstone 2010 NP2 27,000 $237 $280
Yosemite 2010 NP3 27,000 $237 $280
Grand Canyon 2010 NP4 26,019 $227 $280
Mount Hood 2010 NP5 26,928 $227 $280
Gettysburg 2011 NP6 24,625 $197 $230
Glacier 2011 NP7 20,856 $197 $230
Olympic 2011 NP8 18,398 $207 $205
Vicksburg 2011 NP9 18,594 $217 $205
Chickasaw 2011 NP10 16,827 $257 $205
El Yunque 2012 NQ0 17,314 $312 $205
Chaco Culture 2012 NQ1 17,146 $217 $205
Acadia 2012 NQ2 14,978 $517 $205
Hawaii Vocanos 2012 NQ3 14,863 $677 $230
Denali 2012 NQ4 15,225 $327 $230
White Mountains 2013 NQ5 20,530 $195 $180
Perry's Victory 2013 NQ6 17,707 $187 $155
Great Basin 2013 NQ7 17,792 $197 $155
Fort McHenry 2013 NQ8 19,802 $187 $155
Mount Rushmore 2013 NQ9 23,547 $187 $155
Great Smokey Mountains 2014 NR1 24,710 $167 $139
Shenandoah National Park 2014 NR2 28,451 $157 $139
Arches 2014 NR3 28,434 $157 $139
Great Sand Dunes 2014 NR4 23,940 $152 $139
Everglades 2014 NR5 22,667 $152 $155
Homestead 2015 SN1 19,015 $152 $150
Kisatchie 2015 SN2 17,477 $152 $150
Blue Ridge Parkway 2015 SN3 16,000 $152 $150

Total 592,845 $6,456 $5,512

And for the chart lovers.

Mintage versus Market Value

 

I bought one puck , I think they are ugly , compared to other bullion coins available , no where close to being of same quality image of the real quarters they represent....I REALLY LIKE THE AUSSIE'S 2OZ 5OZ AND 10OZ COINS , the GREATEST

 

Really? LOL. I'd say you need glasses. As for non U.S. collectables, eh, I've lost too much on them, as they usually wind up selling for melt.

 

Same suggestion as the collector ASE's, let's start looking at what one would have to pay for problem free examples, rather than the lowest price, after fees on eBay for most likely problem coins.

 

ugly as sin ... the small quarters have better detail .. really 5oz of ugly

 

Everyone has a right to their opinion, regardless of how wrong it is, and some of these are really weak.

 

I have all 28 collector pucks. It is my favorite offering from the mint in a long while. I find the detail quite good and I like the finish.

 

please check out the 5oz and 10oz offered by the Aussies , those are beautiful details and finish !!!!

 

what's a puck cent?

 

It makes "cents" out of the pucks.