Up to date mintages or production figures

no. it won't pass 100K. but it might hit over 200,000 if the mint end dec.31,2009. the last two months is the christmas season. and if the mint continue next year. it will be a lot. because the collectors are in love with buffalo.

as for proof. it will depend on the mint decision. max 20,000, or max 50,000 or more. only max 20,000 that the price will move up fast after closing by the mint. and it will limit one per family for sure.

 

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09 clad proof set - 1,185,841
09 silver proof set - 532,365
09 mint unc set - 466,481
09 clad quarter 6 pc proof set - 558,994
09 silver quarter 6 pc proof set - 245,639
09 presidential 4 pc proof set - 579,083
09 lincoln 4 pc proof set - 156,734
09 lincoln 5 pc chronicle set - 50,000
09 lincoln professional life set - 238,484

 

09 american eagle bullion one ounce gold - 1,030,500
09 american buffalo bullion one ounce gold --- 86,000
09 american eagle bullion one oz. silver - 22,092,500

 

This is the best forum ever. Don't stop posting on here Elaine, I will be here for years ahead reading the helpful info you post.

 

Elaine, I put your numbers for the 2009 Silver Proof Sets into a chart and this is what I came up with...



We're only thirteen (13) weeks into the release, but it looks like we're settling down to about 12,000 per week. Assuming sales taper off a bit more and then have a surge at the end, I suspect an average of 12,000 per week for the remaining 39 weeks will be about right. This also "assumes" the sets will only be sold for 52 weeks. If that guess is a good one, we should expect to see a final mintage figure right at 1,000,000.

Note: Week #11 doubled up to about 23,000, then Week #12 was -1000. For some reason, the Mint's mintage figures do that about every ten (10) weeks. I see that trend with the FS coins, also. I thought it might have something to do with "returns", but that doesn't explain the large increase the week prior.

If you know why the Mint does this, I would be interested to know.

I was just thinking...if silver continues to increase over the next year, these sets may become more and more popular if they stay at a fixed price. Have you ever heard of a Proof set having a price adjustment in mid-release?

They currently sell for $52.95 each and the silver content is about $27.50.

 

the mint once said that they have plan to start at the beginning month of each year for 2010 clad proof set, silver proof set and uncirculated set. i don't know if they change it again.

 

Thanks for that excel chart... I guess the trend is slowing down.

 

I totally agree

 

How many american eagle gold coins we have?.

AGE bullion:
1 oz - 13,004,663
1/2 oz - 2,298,746
1/4 oz - 3,178,508
1/10 oz - 10,810,757

AGE (w) unc:
1 oz - 87,264
1/2 oz - 48,334
1/4 oz - 43,740
1/10 oz - 63,326

AGE proof:
1 oz - 1,462,176
1/2 oz - 939,551
1/4 oz - 883,933
1/10 oz - 1,214,870

how many american eagle silver we have?:

ASE bullion:
1 0z - 184,645,542

ase (w) unc:
1 oz - 1,579,501

ASE - proof:
1 oz - 15,626,515

how many american buffalo we have?.

AGB bullion:
1 oz - 749,015

AGB (w) unc:
1 oz - 9,427
1/2 oz - 17,351
1/4 oz - 10,420
1/10 oz - 18,847

AGB proof:
1 oz - 331,591
1/2 oz - 12,569
1/4 oz - 13,903
1/10 oz - 19,294

 

the mint announced 2009w american buffalo one ounce gold proof with no household limit and no maximum mintage. price $1,360.00 each.

 

update: check this one.

http://www.fxstreet.com/news/forex-news/article.aspx?StoryId=4f0783ef-cfdd-4598-9ccd-0608b4ec8369

 

are we call some of the general circulated coins rare?.

cent - 2,026,400,000
nickel - 86,640,000
dime - 146,000,000
quarter - 563,400,000
dollar - 339,360,000

half dollar - 3,600,000 (for collector only)

 

analyze how much we lose from trading american eagle bullion unc gold with apmex? based on $1,054.60 per ounce.

one ounce: apmex bid $1,076.60, ask $1,103.59, gap 2.5%
half ounce: apmex bid $532.57, ask $580.38, gap 9.0%
1/4 ounce : apmex bid $271.56, ask $298.21, gap 9.8%
1/10 ounce: apmex bid $116.01, ask $123.51, gap 6.5%

one ounce bullion gold have a better change to recover the lose at 2.5% only. also the 1/10 ounce have a good deal too. but the half ounce might have a nice premium in the future.

 

why apmex bid for proof american eagle one ounce gold is quite low.
apmex bid $1,400.00 ask $1,775.00. while the cdn newsletter dated 10/23/09 quoted bid $1,760.00 and ask $1,800.00. my understanding is that the bid should be $1,650.00 and ask at $1,900.00.

 

2009 american eagle bullion one ounce gold - 1,053,000
2009 american eagle bullion one ounce silver - 22,682,500

2009 american buffalo bullion one ounce gold - 106,000

 

2009 american eagle bullion one ounce gold - 1,056,500

2009 american eagle bullion one ounce silver - 22,707,500

2009 american buffalo bullion one ounce gold - 110,500

 

did the louis Braille dollar reach the production limit yet?

 

This is a thread that elaine updates with Braille commem info:

2009 braille silver commemorative dollar

 

Elaine, will price go down on First Spouse and UHR gold items today?

 

U.S. Mint Coin Pricing Guide:
PRICING OF NUMISMATIC PRODUCTS CONTAINING GOLD COINS