Up to date mintages or production figures

This article from CoinNews.net reflects what I have been observing and commenting on above in response to each of Elaine's sales updates --that of declining sales of the fractional AGEs:

Gold Eagle July 2010 Sales: 1 oz Eagles Rise, Fractional Sizes Plunge

I personally felt this would be the case this year after the rush to physical bullion in 2009. I speculated in a bullion thread near the beginning of 2010 that silver (particularly the sustained demand for ASEs) would outperform in 2010 to that of gold. Regarding 2010 sales of 1 oz. gold, this is likely the more serious paced investor putting money away, while fractional tend to appeal to lower budgets. However, those budgets have taken their positions in gold last year and may be heavier in silver this year. Silver has a lot of potential and upside IMO and it seems others may agree with demand showing this strong, plus it's accessible to a greater majority coming into physical or playing catch up. If I can find the link to my old post I will add it.

These may not be the lowest mintages for fractional AGEs but they are looking pretty slim.

 

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2010 clad proof set - 385,567
2010 mint unc set - 283,047
2010 presidential set - 426,905
2010 clad quarter proof set - 178,734
2010 silver quarter proof set - 154,245

 

What are the final 2009 Silver quarter proof set mintage figures? If not final when should the Mint stop selling these sets and make them final?

Thank you

 

I believe that the Silver Quarter Proof set are included with the Silver Proof set. Therefore should the TOTAL Silver Quarter Proofs actually produced would be 694,406(SPS) +282,445(SQPS) =976,851 corrected total??

If I'm reading the numbers correctly the Silver Quarters proof aren't really that rare, are they?


2009 clad proof set - 1,477,967
2009 silver proof set - 694,406
2009 unc mint set - 774,844
2010 prez proof set - 395,959
2009 clad quarter proof set - 611,629
2009 silver quarter proof set - 282,445

 

2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales report - 791,500
2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver sales report - 22,017,000
2010 bullion AGB unc one ounce gold sales report - 192,000

 

2009 PROOF SETS
DC/US Territories Proof Set 618,072
DC/US Territories Silver Proof Set 288,124

 

clad quarter proof set:
1999--3,727,557
2000--4,093,245
2001--3,024,298
2002--3,084,205
2003--3,470,802
2004--2,792,356
2005--3,167,238
2006--2,882,428
2007--2,394,626
2008--2,078,112
2009--2,096,039 (not final)
2010----564,301 (not final)

 

silver quarter proof set:
1999----804,565
2000----965,421
2001----849,600
2002----888,816
2003--1,040,425
2004--1,781,810
2005--1,630,460
2006--1,585,008
2007--1,317,063
2008--1,203,895
2009----982,530 (not final)
2010----154,245 (not final)

 

The last low Unc mint set was 1963 with 606,612 set looking at this year with only 283,047 made so far I don't think the 2010 will break 600,000 sets
.

 

Elaine
Thank you, I appreciate you assistance.

Dave

 

Do u have mintage of
2006W-2008W AME Burnished Die?

 

these were single silver coin with complete box & c.o.a.

2006w ASE unc 1 oz -- 226,200
2007w ASE unc 1 oz -- 465,861
2008w ASE unc 1 oz -- 398,240
2008/7w ASE unc 1 oz - 46,318

 

these were single gold coin with complete box & c.o.a.:

2006w AGE unc 1 oz ------ 7,200
2006w AGE unc 1/2 oz ---- 6,075
2006w AGE unc 1/4 oz ---- 7,150
2006w AGE unc 1/10 oz -- 12,875

2007w AGE unc 1 oz ----- 16,724
2007w AGE unc 1/2 oz ---- 5,180
2007w AGE unc 1/4 oz ---- 6,437
2007w AGE unc 1/10 oz -- 16,122

2008w AGE unc 1 oz ------ 9,057
2008w AGE unc 1/2 oz ---- 5,209
2008w AGE unc 1/4 oz ---- 6,032
2008w AGE unc 1/10 oz ---9,806

 

Thank you :thumb::bow:Elaine!!!!!!

 

you're welcome.

 

2010 bullion AGE unc one ounce gold sales report - 792,000
2010 bullion ASE unc one ounce silver sales report - 22,092,000
2010 bullion AGB unc one ounce gold sales report - 192,500

 

Elaine,
Is there minatge figures available on the 50 states quarter first day covers and 2000 Sacagawea $1?

Thank you in advance for you assistance.
Dave

 

2000 sacagawea dollar --- 767,140,000 (P)--- 518,916,000 (D)--- 1,286,056,000 (total)

 

Elaine 1970,

I know some where in the last 130 pages you have mentioned the mintage numbers for the 1996 AGE's. Can you list them again for the fractional eagles, how do they compare with other years?

 

Oh BTW thanks.