Up to date mintages or production figures

I have a question on the 2009 uncirculated mint set mintage of 724,755. Is that the final mintage? I know the mint is still selling them but do they keep minting them into the next calender year?

 

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Nope...they'll likely sell them for one (1) year. A while ago I predicted a final sales figure around 1,000,000...which I think will make it a great investment if tha number holds up. :thumb:

:secret: I just ordered 20 more last week.

 

2;41 Am....it's only 11:32 here in the NE......

man this clock's messed up

 

mint production report:

gold one ounce:
january - 85,000
february - 84,000
march - 10,000
total - 179,000

silver one ounce:
january - 3,592,500
february - 2,050,000
march - 425,000
total - 6,067,500

 

mint added 2,000 AGE one ounce gold.

2010 - 135,500 - mintage as of february, 2010
2010 - 181,000 - production as of february,2010 included 45,500 dated 2009. unsold 5,500 pc. of 2009 AGE.

 

mint production of circulated coinage. as of february,2010.

cent - 149,230,000 (P), 128,800,000 (D)
dime - 19,000,000 (P)
half $ - 1,800,000 (P), 1,700,000 (D)
sac $ - 23,800,000 (P), 14,000,000 (D)
fillmore $ - 37,520,000 (P), 36,960,000 (D)

 

disabled veterans- first sales report:

66,209 - proof
32,149 - unc

 

American Veterans Disabled for Life coins (AV1: $39.95 intro price, $43.95 regular price / AV2: $33.95 intro price, $35.95 regular price) have a combined mintage of 350,000 coins across both versions.

 

so 1/3 is gone. can it be sell out?.

 

Sure it could sell out, happens at the Mint often.

 

The question is, when will it be a sell out? Glad I got my dibs in....

 

Could be any moment now that Elaine thinks it could sell out...

 

2009 clad proof set - 1,446,410
2009 silver proof set - 664,885
2009 clad quarter set - 603,197
2009 silver quarter set - 273,541
2010 presidential set - 326,464

 

Quick question ('cause I'm too lazy to go back and check previous posts). Are those "silver" numbers less than previous years?

 

only silver quarter set can be the lowest so far. but silver proof set will not be. cause that set will be higher than last year. currently is under a little bit.

 

Thanks 'laine...you da best....

 

gold high $1,143.50/oz.
silver high $17.23/oz.

 

how do momentary fluctuations in PM prices relate to up to date mintages?

 

because sometimes we have to let this side know the prices too. their antique collections is also based on gold and silver.

 

no, it is off topic. they can read our updates in bullion investing. their collections are numismatic.