Up to date mintages or production figures

abigail fillmore first few days - 2,881

 

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Any figures on the Boy Scout commemorative Elaine?

 

Ken, As I see it, there are three figures on the Boy Scout commem... :whistle:

 

the first few days for boys scout should be very high. by next tuesday. we should know. or if it pass 100,000. mint might just report in earlier.

 

Left myself open for that one.....(rimshot)

 

Lol! :hammer:

 

clad quarter proof set:
1999--- 3,727,557
2000--- 4,093,245
2001--- 3,024,298
2002--- 3,084,205
2003--- 3,470,802
2004--- 2,792,356
2005--- 3,167,238
2006--- 2,882,428
2007--- 2,394,626
2008--- 2,078,112
2009--- 2,058,352 (not final)

 

presidential proof set:
2007--- 1,279,472
2008----- 860,172
2009----- 627,925
2010----- 361,210 (not final)

 

here are the 15 lowest mintages for AGB and AGE:

1. 2008w AGB proof 1/4 ounce - 1,331
2. 2008w AGB proof 1/2 ounce - 2,184
3. 2008w AGE unc 4 piece set--- 2,851
4. 2008w AGB unc 1 ounce------ 3,025
5. 2008w AGB unc 1/2 ounce --- 3,237
6. 2008w AGB unc 1/4 ounce --- 3,900
7. 2007w AGE unc 1/2 ounce --- 5,180
8. 2008w AGE unc 1/2 ounce --- 5,209
9. 2008w AGE unc 1/4 ounce --- 6,032
10.2006w AGE unc 1/2 ounce ---6,075
11.2008w AGE proof 1/4 ounce -6,360
12.2007w AGE unc 1/4 ounce ---6,437
13.2006w AGE unc 1/4 ounce ---7,150
14.2006w AGE unc 1 ounce -----7,200
15.2008w AGE unc 1 ounce -----9,057

 

hmmmm, looks interesting. Thanks for the tip.

the 2008:

http://cgi.ebay.com/2008-US-MINT-CL...mQQptZCoins_US_Individual?hash=item4cee4b99ba

 

silver quarter proof set:
1999----804,565
2000----965,421
2001----849,600
2002----888,816
2003--1,040,425
2004--1,781,810
2005--1,630,460
2006--1,585,008
2007--1,317,063
2008--1,203,895
2009----945,666 (not final)

 

lincoln cent mintage:
1999--11,597,665,000
2000--14,277,420,000
2001--10,334,590,000
2002----7,288,855,000
2003----6,848,000,000
2004----6,836,000,000
2005----7,700,050,000
2006----8,234,000,000
2007----7,401,200,000
2008----5,419,200,000
2009----2,354,000,000
2010------278,030,000

 

If you graph that out and plot a regression line...the cent should reach zero (0) around 2017. :thumb:

 

next year or so. the mint gonna change the composition of cent and nickel. why not just follow the canadian steps. change all cent, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar and dollar coins. use 100% steel inside and plated with whatever we are using right now. so that it looks everything the same. will it be nice and cheaper?.

 

The quarter is the "new penny" (imho). It makes no sense whatsoever to continue minting the obsolete penny, nickel, and dime. :hammer:

 

yakpoo. you mush have hoarded millions of those unnecessary coins. did you?.

 

What makes you say that?

 

it's only a joke. who's gonna hoard those heavy, circulated and unwanted currently use coins.

tell me. how many anna harrison you got?.

 

I only hoard the 1946-1964 silver ones. :kewl: I think they have the best chance for price appreciation over the next 20 years or so.

The final tally on my Anna Harrison is four (4) Uncs and two (2) proofs. It'll be 10-20 years before we see much appreciation in these coins, but I'm confident we're doing the right thing by buying them now.

Lately, I have been getting interested in highest end early clad coins 1965-1972. Some of those dates may turn out be be great rarities in the higher grades. You always have to stay one step ahead of the coin market if you're gonna get a good price. :high5:

 

I'm new, so I apologize if I am stepping on toes, but I found that doing a search on google for: 200,000 boy scout dollar, an article showed up stating that on Saturday March 27 "The coin program has already been a great success," said Director Moy. "It went on sale this past Tuesday, March 23rd, and as of this morning, out of 350,000 that were available to sell, 200,000 have been sold."