2010 bullion unc american eagle one ounce gold proof - 860,000 2010 bullion unc american eagle one ounce silver proof - 24,695,500 2010 bullion unc american buffalo one ounce gold proof - 209,000
why such drastic updates in just one day? what is it about the reporting of these figures? they are only going to continue to be adjusted up and down for years to come, but why report a change from AM to PM? 9:50 AM 9/23/2010 2010w amercian bufflao one ounce gold proof - 31,896 [NO CHANGE] 2010 bullion american buffalo one ounce gold unc - 207,500 8:16 PM 9/23/2010 2010 bullion unc american eagle one ounce gold proof - 860,000 [5,500 since the day before] 2010 bullion unc american eagle one ounce silver proof - 24,695,500 [50,000 since the day before] 2010 bullion unc american buffalo one ounce gold proof - 209,000 [1,500 from only 12 hours earlier]
if the mint continue to sell the 2010w AGB one ounce proof till the end of the year. it could top and equal to that of 2009w. that's mean another sell out at 50,000 maximum mintage.
2010 bullion unc AGE one ounce gold sales - 863,000 2010 bullion unc AGE 1/10 ounce gold sales - 345,000 2010 bullion unc ASE one ounce silver sales - 24,850,500
2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales report - 878,000 2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver sales report - 25,280,500
2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales report - 883,000 2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver sales report - 25,480,500 2010 bullion AGE unc 1/4 oz gold sales report - 52,000 2010 bullion AGE unc 1/10 oz gold sales report - 355,000
Dealers must be making a killing selling those 1/10th oz. AGE bullion coins these days. A lot of people trying to buy physical with small budgets and buying these smaller sized bullion pieces with typically the highest premiums for bullion coins over spot. 1/10th AGE bullion are up another 25,000 units since 9/3 to 355,000.
2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales report - 887,500 2010 bullion AGE unc 1/2 ounce gold sales report - 36,000 2010 bullion AGE unc 1/4 ounce gold sales report - 54,000
IF you had been reading this thread closely or now go back a few pages and review, I have been commenting on the ease in demand of certain bullion coins this year compared to last. I'm not the only one to have suggested there would likely be less demand this year for gold bullion coins and a few of the coin blogs and coin related publications have been discussing this as well in recent months. That's what this has to do with mintages or production figures. :thumb:
2010 bullion ASE unc silver one oz sales report - 25,805,500 2010 bullion AGE unc gold one oz sales report - 892,500
2010 bullion ASE unc silver one oz sales report - 25,970,500 2010 bullion AGE unc gold one oz sales report - 898,500
2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales report - 925,500 2010 bullion AGE unc half ounce gold sales report - 39,000 2010 bullion AGE unc quarter ounce gold sales report - 54,000 2010 bullion AGE unc 1/10 ounce gold sales report - 370,000 2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver sales report - 26,705,500
These are the 2010-W Proof AGE mintage limits paired with the current reported sales statistics Elaine provided: 2010-W AGE Proof series: (NOT final) 1 ounce - 13,980 [25,000 +39,000* = 64,000] 1/2 ounce - 2,173 [15,000 +39,000* = 54,000] 1/4 ounce - 2,780 [16,000 +39,000* = 55,000] 1/10 ounce - 6,945 [27,000 +39,000* = 66,000] *39,000 represents the number of coins in 4-coin sets. Figures in BLUE represent 2010-W Proof AGE total mintage limits given by the US Mint and published by Coin World on 9/22/2010. For comparison to last issued Proof AGE coins... 2008-W AGE Proof series: (Final) 1 ounce - 17,720 1/2 ounce - 10,085 1/4 ounce - 6,360 1/10 ounce - 15,599