Up to date mintages or production figures

2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales total - 331,500
2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold mintage as of today - 280,500

2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver sales total - 11,531,000
2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver mintage as of today - 11,163,500

 

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2010 presidential set - 357,120
2009 clad proof set - 1,464,897
2009 silver proof set - 678,772
2009 unc mint set - 757,115
2009 clad quarter proof set - 608,132
2009 silver quarter proof set - 278,176

 

Coin World just reported no clad Dime or nickel have been struck yet

 

2010 bullion american buffalo one ounce gold - 48,500

 

just the nickel hasn't been minted yet.

 

Yes your right!:thumb:
I do not know why I added Dimes in there??my be because I surfing channel the night before Coin Vault had P&D Dime 2009 for the low price of $136.99????? l sure some fool order then too

 

some more figures

from: CoinNetNews.com [5/3/2010]

Boy Scouts Uncirculated Silver Dollar Values After Sell Out

The latest US Mint figures (as of Sunday, April 25) had 107,292 unc and 223,310 proof sold.



2010 American Silver Eagle April Sales: Robust, but Slower

First four months of 2010 have sold 11,531,000 ASE. A new sales record.
First four months of 2009 was 9,675,000
First four months of 2008 was 5,809,000.

 

krispy your report is history. check mine #1661

 

We all know the numbers are pointless elaine and you only care about firsties...

Also you're numbers are history as well, the moment they are published they are already old and you don't even cite your sources.

 

2010 one ounce bullion american buffalo gold sales total - 59,000
2010 one ounce bullion american eagle gold sales total - 334,000
2010 one ounce bullion american eagle silver sales total - 11,731,000

 

2010 prez set - 361,461
2009 clad proof set - 1,466,019
2009 silver proof set - 680,303
2009 unc mint set - 758,852
2009 clad quarter proof set - 608,611
2009 silver quarter proof set - 278,715

all figures are not final.

 

2010 bullion ASE one ounce silver - 11,831,000

 

2010 bullion AGB one ounce gold - 70,000

2010 bullion AGE one ounce gold - 349,000
2010 bullion ASE one ounce silver - 11,936,000

 

They're really popping out of the fire now...

Did you sell stocks and buy bullion Elaine...?

 

i did. i follow your advise dear. i bought 20 first spouses only. 10 proof and 10 unc. i bought before the price change. that's two hours before change. i used 15% of my sold stocks. two stocks. keep the rest for the coming 2010 platinum proof set and 2010 american buffalo one ounce proof. 4 pc platinum proof set will cost a lot. plan to buy few sets. said 10 set.

gold should be o.k. and continue its uptrend. but gold will always corrected if necessary. and those unexpected bad event happen. in fact, the gold should move up instead. still bullish on gold. still buying gold. that's me. my advise to you. buy a set of 4 pc platinum proof. i will tell you why?. but not now. o.k.

 

Can't wait to see your images of your new coins when they arrive. Did you buy a camera on your trip to Japan?

No platinum coins for me... no way Jose! Ugly dull metal color and bad designs. That metal seems due for a correction too. Last year was a gold year for me. This year is mainly about silver in bullion form plus an AGB for the collection. I'm not happy with US Mint Proofs anymore either. Unc bullion is fine for my collection. If the US Mint ever returns with unc mintmark coins, all the better. Proof quality is not what it used to be, looks too grainy instead of nicely frosted.

 

you are right. i notice the 09 AGB proof look ugly compare to the previous years. i think the proof quality is also keep diminishing. but then the slabbed companies keep certified those coins to at least 69 and mostly 70. can you believe it?. i don't even have to send any coin for certifying. because i presume all my coins were all 69 to 70. right krispy?.

 

That's right. Most modern US Mint coins come out with a high degree of quality which TPGs recognize in their 69/70 grades that bring the most money. I like Mint coins in OGP and will not buy 70 grades, only up to 69 for me.

 

i suggest don't buy any 69's coins. if you buy. the price will be a little bit over raw coin. but if you sell them. it will be less than raw coin.

just buy the original products from the mint. right now. most coin were being slabbed. someday. you will see people taking those coins out from the plastic. and see those slabbed companies collapse or bankrupt. time will tell.

 

I don't pay too much for TPG coins and I only buy those for certain numismatic coins, like Ike dollars, Jefferson nickels, classic US gold coins... I'm very careful with those prices on those items for my collection. I don't buy into the whole marketing of 'value' and am good at judging the grade myself. I never buy bullion versions in TPG plastic.