What is the Mintage of the 2001 Buffalo Proof and Unc?

dlimb2

Thank You.

Steve27

Total of 500,000 (it was a sell-out).

keez

The 2007 Red Book shows:
227,131 for the 2001-D uncirc
272,869 for the 2001-P proof

dlimb2

Thanks you guys...it puts a perspective on this.

dlimb2

The way ebay is selling these I think many will put these in collections and they will not see the day of light for many years.

Topcoin

The 2 piece set is going for $450-$550 dollars on ebay. I am keeping mine that is for sure. I can't beleive the price jump in the last year.

Barndog

so what price level will these sets achieve over the next couple of years? Any educated guesses?

JrGMan2004

<< <i>so what price level will these sets achieve over the next couple of years? Any educated guesses? >>

I think they'll eventually cool off... right now they are hot because of the Gold Buffalos... Just 4 months ago, they were bidding $125 for the Unc and $150 for the Proof... now they are $200ish and $235ish...

Barndog

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<< <i>so what price level will these sets achieve over the next couple of years? Any educated guesses? >>

I think they'll eventually cool off... right now they are hot because of the Gold Buffalos... Just 4 months ago, they were bidding $125 for the Unc and $150 for the Proof... now they are $200ish and $235ish... >>



So sell soon?

Bochiman

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<< <i>so what price level will these sets achieve over the next couple of years? Any educated guesses? >>

I think they'll eventually cool off... right now they are hot because of the Gold Buffalos... Just 4 months ago, they were bidding $125 for the Unc and $150 for the Proof... now they are $200ish and $235ish... >>



I was thinking the same thing George. Makes me think I should sell mine (and rebuy later). My mom bought the set when they came out and gave them to me last year. I really don't like the buffalos (too many coin designs with them on it) and was just keeping for my son. But, if I can make a nice profit, and potentially buy them back for less for him later, then he has extra money for different coins or for his bank account (college education).

Hmmmm

SFDukie

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<< <i>so what price level will these sets achieve over the next couple of years? Any educated guesses? >>

I think they'll eventually cool off... right now they are hot because of the Gold Buffalos... Just 4 months ago, they were bidding $125 for the Unc and $150 for the Proof... now they are $200ish and $235ish... >>



I was thinking the same thing George. Makes me think I should sell mine (and rebuy later). My mom bought the set when they came out and gave them to me last year. I really don't like the buffalos (too many coin designs with them on it) and was just keeping for my son. But, if I can make a nice profit, and potentially buy them back for less for him later, then he has extra money for different coins or for his bank account (college education).

Hmmmm >>


Seems like a good strategy to me. At a half million of these, few other modern commem dollars trade for the same price or more-and those that do were minted in significantly smaller numbers.
The Jackie Robinson dollar is readily available for less than $100 in uncirc and proof-and it had 1/6th the uncirc and less than 40% of the proof numbers compared with the buffs. It isn't folks assembling a complete set of modern commems who are driving up the price of Buffs, that's for sure...
Don

bestday

Does the GreySheet track the 2 coin set Buffalos ?

dlimb2

As popular as the Buffalo coins are...I would hang on to these...I think in time they will be much higher...people are going to put these away to keep with the Gold proof and Gold Unc.....these will be going into a 4 coin set by many...they are beautiful...I have 4 sets and I am keeping mine....If this is the only year for the Gold Buffalo you can bet these will be going much higher!