8,808 were made. I wish I had more business strikes with under 10,000 minted but, alas, I do not. Like the previous, this is a high survivability issue.
The 1954 US Mint National Commemorative had only 50 minted in gold (1.67 ounces, .900 fine). This one was owned by the Mayor of Albany, Erastus Corning 2nd of NY.
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The 1954 US Mint National Commemorative had only 50 minted in gold (1.67 ounces, .900 fine). This one was owned by the Mayor of Albany, Erastus Corning 2nd of NY.
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1880 Gold Dollar Mintage 1,600 plus 36 Proofs. It has a high survival rate, however.
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The early years after they restarted the New Orleans mint after the Civil war. Just misses the cut off with a mintage of a 10,820 but there are few survivors which isn’t always the case with low mintages. It was a real rarity until a few dozen were found in Europe in the 90s. This one is a bit chatty but not bad due to the fact it has deeply PL luster
Since I've been collecting for nearly fifty years, the last few have been spent targeting low mintage coinage. Mostly world coinage, which did not seem appropriate to post. One example is a near complete Australian Wedge-tailed silver Eagle in MS/PF 70 of the three finishes (uncirculated, proof and high relief). None over the eight year run have a mintage greater than 10,000. Most less than 5,000.
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6,006 mintage but survivablity is very high-
8,808 were made. I wish I had more business strikes with under 10,000 minted but, alas, I do not. Like the previous, this is a high survivability issue.
From my understanding, less than 300 minted.
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I had notes about this medal, I have one in my collection.
The 1954 US Mint National Commemorative had only 50 minted in gold (1.67 ounces, .900 fine). This one was owned by the Mayor of Albany, Erastus Corning 2nd of NY.
My US Mint Commemorative Medal Set
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Even the "Poor Man's Gold" version only had 4,000 minted.
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Business strike mintage of 1600
1855-D Gold Dollar mintage 1,811.
1880 Gold Dollar Mintage 1,600 plus 36 Proofs. It has a high survival rate, however.
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A second 1937 proof. 5769 made.
The early years after they restarted the New Orleans mint after the Civil war. Just misses the cut off with a mintage of a 10,820 but there are few survivors which isn’t always the case with low mintages. It was a real rarity until a few dozen were found in Europe in the 90s. This one is a bit chatty but not bad due to the fact it has deeply PL luster
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I have all of the proof 2 Cent Pieces including both 1873's.
Here is the only image that I have, 1864 proof 66.
Forgot that I have one more, 1872 proof 66...
Am I missing something?
Proof. 2558 minted.
1147 made.
1856- O, mintage 10,000
1861-C, mintage 6,879
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1915 Standing Liberty Quarter
Only 348 minted.
But this set is even scarcer. Only 50 sets produced.
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Only 38 of these 12 troy ounce young astronauts US Mint medals were struck.
My US Mint Commemorative Medal Set
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Unknown mintage, but based on research and those seen over the years no where near 10,000. Probably a handful remaining?
Since I've been collecting for nearly fifty years, the last few have been spent targeting low mintage coinage. Mostly world coinage, which did not seem appropriate to post. One example is a near complete Australian Wedge-tailed silver Eagle in MS/PF 70 of the three finishes (uncirculated, proof and high relief). None over the eight year run have a mintage greater than 10,000. Most less than 5,000.