Up to date mintages or production figures

latest:

2009 american eagle bullion one ounce silver - 20,724,500
2009 american eagle bullion one ounce gold - 969,500

 

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american samoa quarter (d) is the lowest as compared to others. these include dime and nickel. don;t depend too much on dime and nickel. cause the guam and am samoa quarters are even more hard to find in circulation.

harrison dollar (P) --- 43,260,000
harrison dollar (D) --- 56,160,000
tyler dollar (P) ------ 43,540,000
tyler dollar (D) ------ 43,540,000
polk dollar (P)------- 46,620,000
polk dollar (D)------- 41,720,000
guam quarter (P)---- 45,000,000
guam quarter (D)---- 42,600,000
am samoa quarter (P) 42,600,000
am samoa quarter (D) 39,600,000
roosevelt dime (P) --- 96,500,000
roosevelt dime (D) --- 49,500,000
jefferson nickel (P) -- 39,840,000
jefferson nickel (D) -- 46,800,000
childhood cent (P)---284,400,000
childhood cent (D)---350,400,000
formative years(P)---376,000,000
formative years(D)---363,600,000
professional life(P)---296,800,000
professional life(D)---262,000,000

 

just release 2009 figures:

harrison (p) - 55,160,000
harrison (d) - 43,260,000
tyler----(p) - 43,540,000
tyler----(d) - 43,540,000
polk-----(p) - 46,620,000
polk-----(d) - 41,720,000
taylor---(p) - 21,420,000 - not final
taylor---(d) - 19,460,000 - not final

sacagawea(p) 37,380,000 - not final
sacagawea(d) 33,880,000 - not final

kennedy (p) ---1,700,000
kennedy (d) ---1,900,000

d.c. (p) ----- 86,600,000
d.c. (d) ----- 88,800,000
p.r. (p) ----- 53,200,000
p.r. (d) ----- 86,000,000
guam (p) --- 45,000,000
guam (d) --- 42,600,000
samoa (p) -- 42,600,000
samoa (d) -- 39,600,000
virgin is (p) - 41,000,000
virgin is (d) - 41,000,000
mariana (p) -
mariana (d) -

roosevelt(p)- 96,500,000
roosevelt(d)- 49,500,000

jefferson(p)- 39,840,000
jefferson(d)- 46,800,000

childhood(p)----284,400,000
childhood(d)----350,400,000
formative(p)----376,000,000
formative(d)----363,600,000
professional(p)--296,800,000
professional(d)--262,000,000
presidency(p)----19,200,000 - not final
presidency(d)----74,000,000 - not final

 

09 ASE bullion - 20,724,500
09 AGE bullion - 971,500

gold bullion added 2,000 only. silver stay the same.

 

2009 uncirculated set start with a big sales at 297,842.

 

my estimate for 2009 american buffalo one ounce gold proof is 40,000. while that of bullion buffalo one ounce unc gold is 120,000.

proof: one ounce
2006w - 252,000
2007w - 60,000
2008w - 19,591
2009w - 40,000 my estimate

unc: one ounce
2006 - 337,012
2007 - 136,503
2008 - 189,500
2009 - 120,000 my estimate

unc: one ounce
2008w - 9,427

 

mint schedule:
Availability Date - Product Description
10/8/2009------ United States Mint Braille Education Set (BR4)
10/15/2009----- United States Mint Lincoln Coin and Chronicles Set (LN6)
10/29/2009----- American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin
11/10/2009------U.S. Virgin Islands Official First Day Coin Cover
11/12/2009----- 2009 Lincoln Cent Two-Roll Set “Presidency”
11/19/2009----- Zachary Taylor $1 Coin Rolls
11/30/2009----- Northern Marianas Islands Bags and Two-Roll Set
12/3/2009------ American Eagle Platinum Proof Coin
12/3/2009------ First Spouse Series One-Half Ounce Gold Proof Coin – M. Taylor
12/3/2009------ First Spouse Series One-Half Ounce Gold Unc. Coin – M. Taylor
12/3/2009------ Margaret Taylor Bronze Medal 1 5/16”
12/3/2009-------First Spouse Four-Medal Set
12/17/2009------U.S. Mint Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set-M. Taylor
12/30/2009----- Zachary Taylor $1 Coin Cover

 

latest from the mint:

2009 clad proof set - 1,158,246
2009 silver proof set - 521,060
2009 clad quarter set - 554,955
2009 silver quarter set - 242,773
2009 prez set - 609,249
2008 6 pc mint unc set - 78,908

 

09 AGE bullion one ounce - 980,000
09 ASE bullion one ounce - 20,749,500

 

09 age bullion one ounce - 982,000
09 ase bullion one ounce - 20,824,500

 

75,000 more ASE Mint sales since the yesterday's numbers, and no proof ASEs.
Thats just sad.

 

Indeed. Guess those "hockey puck" medals are gonna get high prioity.....

 

I'd like to boycott buying those hockey pucks but that would only help the collector value if few sell and mintages turn out to be small. rock and a hard place. I also don't hold out much hope for interesting designs in the pucks but the sizes are novel.

 

There are many who expound on this forum about all of the "junk" that the mint sells and many times I take excetion to what they are saying but in this case....JUNK.

 

do you know how many 4 pc lincoln cent proof set?.

you have to add all these to get the result:
clad proof set - 1,158,246 (not final)
silver proof set - 521,060 (not final)
lincoln proof set - 138,289 (not final)
chronicle set - 50,000 (presume all sell out)

total - 1,867,595 set. (not final). that's mean you can get that much of 4 pc lincoln cent proof set.

 

If mine arrive with spots they're going back.

 

novel junk then i'm not buying into it. silver is bulky enough to stow as it is, then figure the boxes that will come with these or the huge TPG slabs that will be needed to encapsulate them. as elaine might say, "no way jose"... saving my nickels for something more like gold coins.

 

i hate spot on a coin. specially when we buy directly from the mint. and it is a proof coin. it should be new and perfect at least. all coins should be inspected before send them out. well. i might just pass and not buy any Lincoln proof set in the future. well actually i got 100 clad proof set. i should have 100 Lincoln proof set inside too. i did not open the box. so i don't know anything about spot exist or not. no time for that.

 

There's always time, you just have to make time for it... I'd rather know now when I have the opportunity to return the damaged sets, instead of finding out later that I have defective quality merchandise, or gave a gift that looked bad, or couldn't sell the item easily with spots.

Elaine, I agree, the US Mint Quality Control is poor and needs to be vastly improved. Here it is a time issue to the detriment of the hobby and their product, overhead and success. The Mint may be able to produce a lot of coins and different products quickly but at what cost, for quality. This is what I fear we are seeing with the ASE, no Proofs because it takes too long to produce higher quality coins instead of cheaper bullion that can have spots and weak strikes... the Mint is profit greedy, especially this year. This is one reason I buy Proof coins and avoid UNCs and clad coinage. And it is the reason I was willing to try the 4 pc Lincoln Proof sets with 95% copper coins. I am hoping the quality is there.

I always seek quality over quantity.

 

good point and thanks Krispy. i will follow your advise. well. it looks like the gold is down from its all time record high. hopefully it will recover tomorrow. and continue upward movement.