US Mint Ultra-High Relief Gold Coin Sales Shine

by admin on August 7, 2009

in Collector Coin Sales

Ultra High Relief $20 Gold coin sales glowed. Collectors purchased many more of the gold pieces than in weeks past — just one shy of 3,800. As a comparison, typical weekly sales have been below 1,000.

Why the change? The increased demand is a reflection of collectors being able to buy more. The US Mint raised UHR limits from one coin per household to ten. The total sold now stands at more than 75,000.

Other Mint collector gold coin figures were less cheerful. All but one of the First Spouse Coins declined modestly. And for the most part, the Mint’s silver products, with the exception of the blazing-hot bullion American Silver Eagles, slowed as well. Next week’s Professional Life Penny launch in Illinois should bring some sparkles to upcoming numbers.

The latest US Mint sales stats are always added on Coin Sales Figures throughout the week. The following articles, however, provide detailed insights and analysis about the latest changes.

US Coin Sales: UHR’s Top 75K and Proof Sets Climb

Mint Sales Figures ImageUHR $20 gold coins roared, Silver Eagles soared, American Samoa quarters performed and US Mint Proof Sets marched forward.

The latest US Mint sales figures also include a fair share of average and sub-par numbers, but the highlights are more interesting:

  • Ultra High Relief $20 Gold coins awakened from a several month slumber. Lifting the one-coin order limit to ten helped prop the gold pieces up by 3,799 to reach 75,048. The weekly number jumped fivefold.
  • Bullion Silver Eagles are coins to watch. They recorded the best July since the series launched in 1986. More than 2.8 million were sold. 200,000 are already gone in a young month of August….

Full Article: US Coin Sales: UHR’s Top 75K and Proof Sets Climb – CoinNews

First Spouse Coin Sales Decline

First Spouse Coin Sales Figures The demand for First Spouse Gold Coins leaned lower over a seven day period ended Sunday, August 2.

That latest stats from the United States Mint show declining sales for seven of the eight gold coin offerings when compared to the prior week. Anna Harrison’s gold piece was the sole option to rise, gaining a modest 35 over the prior 27. The new total is 2,511…

Full Article: First Spouse Coin Sales Decline – FirstSpouseCoins.us

US Silver Coinage Lower, Eagles Sales Higher

Sales Stats imageBullion American Silver Eagles earn the headline news as the biggest selling US Mint coin, and they have for several weeks.

July silver eagles sales closed impressively high. In fact, the month was the best July in history with 2.8 million eagles sold.

August looks to be starting just as strong. 200,000 are already on the Mint books as out the door and 425,000 were purchased in the last seven days. The silver eagle tally is now up at 16,834,500…

Full Article: US Silver Coinage Lower, Eagles Sales Higher – SilverCoinsToday.com

Mint Stats: American Samoa Quarters Start Out Strong

The first American Samoa quarter stats are in this week. They are off to a start of 7,278 100-coin bags, 2,485 1,000-coin bags and 17,539 two-roll sets. 2009 silver proof set sales have decreased dramatically. Sales were down by more than half, rising by only 35,167 this week, compared to 79,200 last week.  2009 Ultra High Relief Saint-Gaudens sales have…

Full Article: Mint Stats: American Samoa Quarters Start Out Strong – NumisMaster

American Samoa Quarter Sales

Bags and rolls of American Samoa Quarters

Coin collectors aggressively purchased bags and rolls of American Samoa Quarters during the initial launch week, but totals are slightly lower than the inaugural several day sales of the prior Guam quarter-dollars.

That could change. The US Mint just posted new coin production figures on Monday. American Samoa quarter mintages are actually lower than those of Guam. In fact, they are lowest of any single quarter design in generations, which should make them more desirable to collectors who eye relative scarcity levels.

Coming back to the sales numbers, two-roll sets are shining with…

Full Article: American Samoa Quarter Sales – CoinNews

Each of the above linking articles reference US Mint figures as of August 2.

Tables of the latest sales for US Mint collector coins are always available from Collector Coin Sales, and the prior report may be read by following US Mint Collector Uncirculated and Proof Coins Sales. Recent US Mint Bullion Coin Sales are also available.

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