Puck "Cents"

Thanks paddyman. I've changed it in my spreadsheet. The next update will have the correct spelling. As an update, I've got notice that my Homestead puck has shipped.

 

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Received Homestead today - finally got a 70 on the first try.

 

I like a good number of the pucks quite a bit, but I must say the Homestead issue is very aptly named, as the design is very "homely".

 

I remember someone saying it looked a bit like a wheat cent, and I can see the resemblance.

 

Received Homestead Last Thursday.

 

The latest update includes the Homestead puck. The mint is also showing the sellout of the Shenandoah and Arches pucks (hopefully not a ruse this time). It seems to have increased the market value of the Arches but has had little effect to date on the Shenandoah. Some of the pucks are getting wildly different values on ebay. It does make it a little different to judge market value.

Puck Name Year Code Mintage Current Original

Hot Springs 2010 NP1 27,000 $216 $280
Yellowstone 2010 NP2 27,000 $216 $280
Yosemite 2010 NP3 27,000 $216 $280
Grand Canyon 2010 NP4 26,019 $216 $280
Mount Hood 2010 NP5 26,928 $201 $280
Gettysburg 2011 NP6 24,625 $191 $230
Glacier 2011 NP7 20,856 $191 $230
Olympic 2011 NP8 18,398 $191 $205
Vicksburg 2011 NP9 18,594 $191 $205
Chickasaw 2011 NP10 16,827 $201 $205
El Yunque 2012 NQ0 17,314 $266 $205
Chaco Culture 2012 NQ1 17,146 $206 $205
Acadia 2012 NQ2 14,978 $401 $205
Hawaii Vocanos 2012 NQ3 14,863 $721 $230
Denali 2012 NQ4 15,225 $341 $230
White Mountains 2013 NQ5 20,530 $196 $180
Perry's Victory 2013 NQ6 17,707 $206 $155
Great Basin 2013 NQ7 17,792 $196 $155
Fort McHenry 2013 NQ8 19,802 $196 $155
Mount Rushmore 2013 NQ9 23,547 $196 $155
Great Smokey Mountains 2014 NR1 24,710 $176 $139
Shenandoah National Park 2014 NR2 28,451 $151 $139
Arches 2014 NR3 28,434 $171 $139
*Great Sand Dunes 2014 NR4 23,278 $149 $139
*Everglades 2014 NR5 21,804 $149 $155
*Homestead 2015 SN1 18,407 $149 $150

Total 538,828 $5,756 $5,062

* Still selling at US mint.

Here is the updated chart:

Mintage versus Market Value

 

I would like to extrapolate Treehugger Principle™ to include treehugger theorem #1

under treehugger theorem #1 you would definitely know not to take any speculating advice from me whatsoever, as I seem to be kindred spirit with Mr. Hugger

 

Thanks for correcting the name.. I was in PR last week and when I passed the sign for El Yunque National Park I thought of this thread!

 

Just a thought, but, if you ever have the time, it would be interesting to see all this data for raw, sp69 & sp70.

 

Kisatchie National Forest 2015 Uncirculated Five Ounce Silver Coin

Arrived Today via USPS 3 days after US Mint said subscription order filled

 

Since they dropped the subscription discount, I waited to order Kisatchie and Homestead together. At least I got a bit of a discount by paying only one shipping...

 

Got my Kisatchie today. Very disappointed in the mint quality control. This is BY FAR the worst I've ever received. Milk spots spots and "dings" all over this thing!! Sending back to try my luck again. At this pricing, with $16.50 silver, I'd expect the mint to send a halfway decent product!

 

My order of 2 Kisatchie and 2 Homestead arrived today. All four looked perfect, so I escaped whatever quality issues @Broncoholic experienced.

 

Same here, replacement is on its way.

 

Anyone know what the combined maximum mintage is for the P and the bullion, 60k or 65k or.....?

 

I believe it is 65K. However, I think they can produce the bullion version to demand.

 

Thanks. That's what they said on another blog. If they produce the bullion to demand, that leaves fewer for the P's. I think Kisatchie bullion is at 42k, so 23k or less for the P's.

 

It's not combined, the P's have a max of 65k and the bullion are minted to demand.

 

I've added the Kisatchie puck to the mix. With the dip in silver prices over the past couple of years, the 2010 and 2011 pucks continue to slowly bleed value. With a mintage of 30,000 and a high sales price versus bullion value, interest has dampened sales of the last four pucks. I doubt they will sell out without some help from the bullion market.

Puck Name Year Code Mintage Current Original

Hot Springs 2010 NP1 27,000 $198 $280
Yellowstone 2010 NP2 27,000 $218 $280
Yosemite 2010 NP3 27,000 $198 $280
Grand Canyon 2010 NP4 26,019 $198 $280
Mount Hood 2010 NP5 26,928 $198 $280
Gettysburg 2011 NP6 24,625 $198 $230
Glacier 2011 NP7 20,856 $198 $230
Olympic 2011 NP8 18,398 $218 $205
Vicksburg 2011 NP9 18,594 $198 $205
Chickasaw 2011 NP10 16,827 $198 $205
El Yunque 2012 NQ0 17,314 $263 $205
Chaco Culture 2012 NQ1 17,146 $198 $205
Acadia 2012 NQ2 14,978 $463 $205
Hawaii Vocanos 2012 NQ3 14,863 $693 $230
Denali 2012 NQ4 15,225 $328 $230
White Mountains 2013 NQ5 20,530 $198 $180
Perry's Victory 2013 NQ6 17,707 $208 $155
Great Basin 2013 NQ7 17,792 $193 $155
Fort McHenry 2013 NQ8 19,802 $193 $155
Mount Rushmore 2013 NQ9 23,547 $198 $155
Great Smokey Mountains 2014 NR1 24,710 $178 $139
Shenandoah National Park 2014 NR2 28,451 $163 $139
Arches 2014 NR3 28,434 $173 $139
*Great Sand Dunes 2014 NR4 23,431 $151 $139
*Everglades 2014 NR5 22,140 $151 $155
*Homestead 2015 SN1 17,998 $151 $150
*Kisatchie 2015 SN2 16,369 $151 $150

Total 539,317 $5,773 $5,062

* Still available from the US mint

Mintage versus Market Value

 

I am surprised Chickasaw is not selling at a higher premium given lower mintage. TC