Uncirculated Platinum

Does anyone have any info on the mintage numbers on these coins? I'm looking to expand my collection, but I'm wondering if this is the way to go.

 

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According to muy outdated Red Book:

• $100 1 oz. 1997 56,000 P, 16,000 W; 1998 133,002 P, 26,047 W; 1999 56,707 P, 12,351 W; 2000 P 10,003; 2001 P 14,070
• $50 1/2 oz. 1997 20,500 P, 14,637 W; 1998 32,415 P, 13,919 W; 1999 32,309 P, 11,098 W; 2000 P 18,892; 2001 P 12,815
• $25 1/4 oz. 1997 27,100 P, 18,726 W; 1998 38,887 P, 14,203 W; 1999 39,734 P, 13,524 W; 2000 P 20,054; 2001 P 21,815
• $10 1/10 oz. 1997 70,250 P, 37,260 W; 1998 39,525 P, 19,919 W; 1999 55,9557 P, 19,123 W; 2000 P 34,027; 2001 P 52,017

Later editions probably have later years, but as a non-US collector, I don't update my Red Book very often.

 

Expanding on satootoko's list:
$100 - 2002 P 11,502 2003 P 8,007 2004 P 7,009
$50 - 2002 P 24,005 2003 P 17,409 2004 P 13,236
$25 - 2002 P 27,405 2003 P 25,207 2004 P 18,010
$10 - 2002 P 23,005 2003 P 22,3007 2004 P 15,010

 

Just wondering, has anyone ever seen 'circulated' platinum?

Ben

 

I think he means the new uncirulated platinum from the Mint that came out this year. How many of each we're made.

 

This is an interesting observation [to me at least]. It seems likely that nobody, or almost nobody, has ever seen a platinum coin in fine or very fine condition. I've never seen a VF silver eagle either, and it would be interesting to see how it would look with some wear and grey toning.

 

apparently jewelry?

You must have gotten a nice discount on that one!

 

Looks like somebody had it (used) as a pocket piece.

Thanks
Ben

 

I know the numbers on the proof coins, I'm wondering about the new uncirculated ones being released for the first time this year.