Up to date mintages or production figures

Come on Krispy...who ya gonna believe?

 

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I've personally gone by Red Book since before the inception of the ASE program.

Just pointing out to the earlier request for mintage figures to compare what you read here and online to that of the established coin pubs. For that matter Red Book doesn't even have published figures yet for dates after 2005 ASEs.

 

krispy. before my figures were like yours. but the mint change it recently. check u s mint figures.

 

Year - Product Option - Mintage Limit- Product Limit- Total Unit

1995- Gold One Ounce- 70,000- 15,000- 7,548
1995- Gold One-Half Ounce- 65,000- 10,000- 6,568
1995- Gold One-Quarter Ounce- 70,000- 15,000- 8,706
1995- Gold One-Tenth Ounce- 85,000- 30,000- 23,847
1995- Gold Four Coin Set- N/A- 10,000- 8,718
1995- Silver One Ounce- 500,000- 455,000- 407,822
1995- 10th Anniversary Five Coin Set- N/A- 45,000- 30,102
1995- Program Total- 493,311

 

That may be so that they updated figures as these things continue to change for some years, and it is hard to know for years after coins are minted what is an absolutely exact mintage, however the Mint didn't change Mint Marks nor did you on your list until I pointed this out.

 

My very first post to CT was to ask Elaine why her numbers for the 2007 Silver Proof sets didn't match the Red Book...BOY! I'll never make THAT mistake again! :rolling: (Elaine's numbers were right :thumb

 

of course the mint or any other mintage figures is only serve as a guide. and it is not accurate. and will never accurate. unless a company or an agency hire a person in charge who like to update and make it very accurate. like you for instant. again. if a company or agency have an accurate figures. are they willing to give you perfectly or accurately. some have even contract with other company to supply the figures. so to get an accurate figures. maybe we have to pay them. like buy a book and so forth. i knew the mint can not simply give us figures. because they only give it to some. and i knew one of them is numismatic news.

 

I think you are more suited to the job elaine. :hail: I'm not trying to take that away since you are so awesome and consistently available to report on them here. However, there are mistakes in what you posted and I think it's also necessary to disclaim such numbers to the thread now and then knowing there are variations that occur over time in the figures reports, especially to do so for some readers who may not do the leg work or question the differences. :thumb:

 

thanks krispy. i found out the mistakes. those mistakes (mint marks) were for the fractional AGE proof. when the mint updated them. i copied the year and mint mark wrongfully. the silver mint mark were erased. and fractional gold mint marks surfaced. thanks again krispy. maybe i owe you a lunch this time. anyway let's move to AGB proof. hopefully we can buy those on wednesday. but i am doubtful i can make a huge profit. i think a 15% to 25% range only.

 

I am hoping for the price to move down a notch. If not I will hold off again on AGB Pr. to see where things go. I think gold price will be affected by the jobs report this week and remain high. Just have to be patient. :smile

 

2009 american buffalo bullion one ounce gold coin - 121,000
2009 american eagle bullion one ounce gold coin - 1,072,500
2009w american buffalo one ounce proof gold coin - 19,468

 

Gold break all time record high - $1,089.10 an ounce. Next move: Pass $1,100.00.

 

One of Elaine's posts from earlier this year...how many of us listened?

 

Elaine, do you happen to know the mintage of the 1998 silver matte finish Kennedy half dollar? As near as I can tell, it was only sold in a set with the RFK commemorative dollar...and I don't have any books that give the mintage.

EDIT: I think I found it...62,350

 

2009 clad proof set - 1,225,747
2009 silver proof set - 548,802
2009 uncirculated set - 512,563
2009 prez set - 583,794
2009 clad quarter proof set - 564,363
2009 silver quarter proof set - 250,063
2009 lincoln proof set - 167,467

2009w UHR double eagle - 102,311
2009w american buffalo gold proof - 19,468

 

van buren's liberty - 7,171 (P), 4,129 (U)
anna harrison - 5,801 (P), 2,993 (U)
letitia tyler - 4,341 (P), 2,381 (U)
julie tyler - 3,878 (P), 2,188 (U)
sarah polk - 3,512 (P), 1,893 (U)

 

Gold all time record high is now at $1,096.90/oz.

 

$1.00 less for $1,100.00. gold again break all time record high at $1,099.00 per ounce.

 

2009 american eagle bullion one ounce gold - 1,098,500
2009 american eagle bullion one ounce silver - 24,231,500
2009 american buffalo bullion one ounce gold - 127,500

 

zachary taylor - not final
(p) - 39,180,000
(d) - 36,680,000

lincoln presidency - not final
(p) - 121,600,000
(d) - 144,400,000