Up to date mintages or production figures

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All true, but Elaine 1970 does provide the "best up to date data", even if it isn't perfect. Decision making also isn't perfect, but having current data and looking at trends is helpful to me. The footnotes about the sources might be interesting, but I don't want to miss the forrest while looking at the trees.

Please keep the data coming...it is appreciated, by me

 

It has to be accurate or it's useless. I'm sure her sources would agree... and it would help to have some insights from time to time. I'm not saying to stop posting, just give some credit and context. :smile

 

2010 ASE bullion unc one ounce - 23,540,500

 

No Blank AME Proof was B&S 2009 but a record # AME bullion were struck 20 Million

ff-topic:Sorry Krispy+ Elaine but I just had to say this.

TBA on American Eagle Proof yet one more yr that just burn/a?? Moy has to go US Mint need to have someone managing it that know what the USA collector wants

 

I got this card in the mail yesterday too, but it's nothing new, actually most of the Release dates on the otherside of the card have already passed before this was sent out, but the info on Eagles is the same thing that's been on the US Mint web page for months. No news here, just the Mint rubbing it in collectors faces a little more and covering themselves that they communicated the status of the Eagle program and annual products that are TBD.

These recent mailings have more to do with the new logo (branding identity) that the Mint recently began using on printed materials. The mailing is more of an excuse to get their new identity out there, probably ahead of the fall holiday season. My US Mint account is set up to opt-out of mailings, yet I have started to receive a flurry of new marketing materials in my box. I really dislike that they didn't honor my wish to opt-out of printed materials.

 

2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce - 811,000
2010 bullion AGE unc 1/10 ounce - 330,000
2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce - 23,600,500
2010 bullion AGB unc one ounce - 200,000

 

AGE production still creeping along, but ASEs still strong!

 

I personally like seeing the figures. I cannot believe how low the latest update was for the 2010 Silver Proof Sets that have been sold. You'd think people would be making a rush towards these because of the first year AMTB quarters.... It will be interesting to see what the final mintage numbers end up being on these. I'd expect the silver eagle bullion to end up being around 30-35 mil. before all is said and done.

 

2010-W Proof AGE TO BE RELEASED

"MINT TO SELL PROOF '10 GOLD AMERICAN EAGLES" from Coin World 9/20/2010

Sales expected to begin in mid-October 2010:

The 2010-W Proof AGE mintages are pre-determined (no guessing for Elaine):

• 64k 1 oz. (25k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 54k 1/2 oz. (15k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 55k 1/4 oz. (16k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 66k 1/10 oz. (27k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 39k 4-coin sets

 

So, no word yet on ASE's?

 

• 64k 1 oz. (25k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 54k 1/2 oz. (15k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 55k 1/4 oz. (16k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 66k 1/10 oz. (27k single coins / 39k in the 4-coin sets)

• 39k 4-coin sets[/QUOTE]

 

State Park Quarters:
2010-- arkansas-- hot springs---- 30,600,000(P)--- 29,000,000(D)
2010-- wyoming-- yellowstone---- 33,600,000(P)--- 34,800,000(D)
2010-- california-- yosemite------ 35,200,000(P)--- 34,800,000(D)
2010-- arizona--- grand canyon-- 34,800,000(P)--- 34,600,000(D)

 

cent -- 1,451,630,000(P)---1,306,000,000(D)
nickel ---147,840,000(P)------97,680,000(D)
dime ----402,000,000(P)-----323,000,000(D)

 

Nada

 

2010- millard fillmore----- 37,520,000(P)-- 36,960,000(D)
2010- franklin pierce----- 38,220,000(P)-- 38,360,000(D)
2010- james buchanan--- 36,820,000(P)-- 36,540,000(D)
2010- abraham lincoln---- 29,680,000(P)-- 13,020,000(D)--(not final for both P & D)

 

You say 1 oz. 2010-W AGE Proof at $1,535.00 while 1 oz. AGB Proof coina currently retail from the US Mint for $1,510

You say 1/2 oz. 2010-W AGE Proof at $781.00 while 1/2 oz. First Spouse Proof coins currently retail from the US Mint for $779


The month of September is usually rough on markets and PMs last year performed very well going into the fourth quarter. In a few weeks these numbers may need to be revised upwards.

In any case, the four coin set may be well worth picking up at only 39k sets even at current PoG levels + the Mint's markup on bullion products.

The price structure would also more closely follow the increments detailed on these pages:

Pricing of Numismatic ProductsContaining Gold Coins

United States Mint Coin Pricing Grid [PDF]

 

so far the temporary mintage winners:

2009(P) presidency lincoln cent - 129,600,000
2009(p) jefferson nickel - 39,840,000
2009(d) roosevelt dime - 49,500,000
2010(d) hot springs quarter - 29,000,000
2010(p) great tree of peace dollar - 32,060,000
2010(d) buchanan dollar - 36,540,000

and the forgotten kennedy half dollar - 2008(p), 2008(d), & 2010(d) - 1,700,000 only.

 

Forgotten? No one has forgotten the Kennedy half dollar Elaine.

 

The prices come from the US Mint pricing Matrix...they are not what I say but what I copy from the Mint.