2010 U.S. Mint products

Yeah, the price is going to be eye watering. Even the First Spouse coins are closing in on $800.

 

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With bullion going up, up, and more up, seems a lot more people (myself included) will get priced out of these newer issues...

 

It will make even older coins go up too. I usually bottom surf TPG 69 slabbed coins for deals, (sometimes possible to find for less than spot) but even these have mostly dried up now too.

 

Silver is looking more attractive everyday, Gold should go up till 2012 is what I have heard.

 

December 21st, to be exact.

 

I didn't think anybody would catch that. Excellent:high5:

 

2010 bullion AGE fractional gold coins available on june 10. those were 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/10 oz.

 

apmex is selling 2010 AGE bullion 1/2 oz at 12% over melt. 1/4 oz at 15% over melt and 1/10 oz at 20% over melt.

mint is selling to dealers at 5% (1/2 oz), 7% (1/4 oz) & 9% (1/10 oz) over melt.

apmex is buying from us at 3% (1/2 oz), 5% (1/4 oz), & 7% (1/10 oz) over melt.

 

american gold buffalo one ounce proof:
2006w--- 246,267
2007w----- 58,998
2008w----- 18,863
2009w----- 49,388
2010w----- 12,778 (not final)

 

2010 bullion AGE unc 1/2 ounce - 28,000
2010 bullion AGE unc 1/4 ounce - 42,000
2010 bullion AGE unc 1/10 ounce - 240,000

 

2010 bullion american eagle silver unc dollar sales report - 16,830,000
2010 bullion american eagle gold unc $50 dollar sales report - 565,000
2010 bullion american buffalo gold unc $50 dollar sales report - 150,000

 

it looks like the 2010 AGB one ounce proof coin without a capsule or with a fit capsule. unlike the previous capsule being used. am i correct?. anyone.

 

The first three (3) FS issues sold out at 40,000. The prices folks paid for those were almost half what they are today.

Since they're so plentiful...and folks are abandoning the FS series in droves...I wonder if some of those may eventually get melted down.

Perhaps not the Jefferson since it's part of the Liberty series...but the Martha Washington and Abigail Adams...they could see some meltage. :kewl:

Edit: ...or some rough handling, anyway.

My Brother-in-Law bought some foreign gold coins a while back. Among them were about 40 beautiful 1930 Uraguay 5 peso coins...just loose in tubes!

I nearly soiled myself when I saw how he had them stored! I suspect there are a lotta folks these days that buy gold coins for the bullion and have no idea how to store them.

 

the 40,000 mintage or total 120,000 pieces of three first spouses were one of the most profitable bullion gold coins. the original buyers were all make money. you can make as much as 50% to 100%. the latter part of the series were even hard to make money.

 

Check out this old thread Yak......

http://www.cointalk.com/t34490/

 

Interesting! That thread predates my initial CT lurking. Don't know what to make of it. Melting bullion coins seems counter intuitive to me...but it happens. I can see them melting down the ones won't don't grade at least MS69/PF69.

 

2010w AGB proof one ounce gold sales report - 19,519
2010w is now over 2008w mintage of 18,863.

 

2009 6 pc clad quarter proof set - 613,456
2010 5 pc clad quarter proof set - 142,703

2009 6 pc silver quarter proof set - 283,634
2010 5 pc silver quarter proof set - 114,887

 

2009 presidential set - 627,925
2010 presidential set - 402,401

 

Aren't they 5 piece sets this year?