<< <i>Lets go with this because this is all we have for now.
AGE 4 coin proof set product limit - 35,000 Sold out at approximately 1/3rd of limit.
If the fractionals sell out at the same rate as the 4 coin set, the scenario would look something like this:
AGE dimes single product limit - 30,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 10,000 plus (approx 10 - 15,000 4 coin sets) = 20 - 25,000 total AGE quarters single product limit - 16,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,334 plus " " " " " " = 15,334 - 20,334 total AGE halves single product limit - 15,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,000 plus " " " " " " = 15,000 - 20,000 total
The numbers are good enough for me.
Any ideas? >>
INCLUDING 4 coin sets. Falling into place as kings ! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE !!! >>
I haven't followed the AGE Proofs. Is the collector base large enough to command a nice premium on these with the mintages stated, even if they are the AGE kings?
Also, does anyone know the mintage numbers for the next lowest (relative to the 08s) AGE Proofs? (At work, can't look it up). Thanks.
<< <i>WOW!!! Raw, opened 2008 plat proof set just sold for $5499 on Ebay. Okay, admittedly, the seller threw in ten very good Morgans for free. >>
When I chicked on "purchases" it only said "declined". Did this really sell? >>
The offer by 6***3 was declined. It was sold to a***l because he used the BIN option (paying full price) >>
Apparently a***l is Cameron a.k.a "Sampleslab" on eBay... Given that he was selling these sets for $2150 and under just within the past month, and then claiming that the packages were "lost in the mail", this is quite baffling.
>>Just looking at 2008 plat on E-bay all up in price on the 1 /10 oz that where selling for $165 to $185 are now selling for $200+ did I miss something.<<
<< <i>>>Just looking at 2008 plat on E-bay all up in price on the 1 /10 oz that where selling for $165 to $185 are now selling for $200+ did I miss something.<<
<< >>Just looking at 2008 plat on E-bay all up in price on the 1 /10 oz that where selling for $165 to $185 are now selling for $200+ did I miss something.<<
Yes. >>
What?
Several 2008-W burnished 1/10 oz. plats have been sold during the past few weeks as BINs under $200. I think these sales eventually exhausted the supply at this price, resulting in a higher price for the remaining coins being offered.
<< >>Just looking at 2008 plat on E-bay all up in price on the 1 /10 oz that where selling for $165 to $185 are now selling for $200+ did I miss something.<<
<< <i>Lets go with this because this is all we have for now.
AGE 4 coin proof set product limit - 35,000 Sold out at approximately 1/3rd of limit.
If the fractionals sell out at the same rate as the 4 coin set, the scenario would look something like this:
AGE dimes single product limit - 30,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 10,000 plus (approx 10 - 15,000 4 coin sets) = 20 - 25,000 total AGE quarters single product limit - 16,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,334 plus " " " " " " = 15,334 - 20,334 total AGE halves single product limit - 15,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,000 plus " " " " " " = 15,000 - 20,000 total
The numbers are good enough for me.
Any ideas? >>
INCLUDING 4 coin sets. Falling into place as kings ! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE !!! >>
I haven't followed the AGE Proofs. Is the collector base large enough to command a nice premium on these with the mintages stated, even if they are the AGE kings?
Also, does anyone know the mintage numbers for the next lowest (relative to the 08s) AGE Proofs? (At work, can't look it up). Thanks. >>
I must be missing something regarding comments suggesting that the 2008 AGE Proofs are destined to be the new keys.
I checked the 2009 Red Book and noted the following dates/mintages for AGE Proofs:
$5: 1998 W 20,000 2004 W 15,636 2005 W 17,546
$10: 2004 W 9344 2005 W 7992
$25: 2004 W 7835 2005 W 7054
$50: 2004 W 8720 2005 W 9784
There are no mintage AGE Proof mintage figures listed for dates later than 2005.
From this data it would seen that the 2008 W AGE Proofs are far from keys. What am I missing here?
That Book is a horrible reference source for those numbers, especially related to our beloved Bullion.
For example if you look at the numbers for the American Eagle Gold Proofs, it is NOT obvious that these numbers do NOT include the Coins found in the 4-coin AE Gold Proof Sets for any given year.
This was kindly pointed out to me when I was looking for the Key Coins of the American Eagle Gold Proofs.
Oh, the Key Coins for the American Eagle Gold Proofs??
How 'bout those Burnished SAE's. Noones talking about them. I see serious potential here......anyone else still buying???? Bet they're gone within a week.
That Book is a horrible reference source for those numbers, especially related to our beloved Bullion.
For example if you look at the numbers for the American Eagle Gold Proofs, it is NOT obvious that these numbers do NOT include the Coins found in the 4-coin AE Gold Proof Sets for any given year.
This was kindly pointed out to me when I was looking for the Key Coins of the American Eagle Gold Proofs.
Oh, the Key Coins for the American Eagle Gold Proofs??
2008 ! >>
Thanks for the info Coinboy. I assumed (yes, I know where that gets you) that this was the total mintage numbers, as I did not see any separate set numbers. Do you (or does anyone) know the total mintages for the coins above? I.e., are ALL of the 2008 AGE Proofs keys? What is a good source for the mintage numbers of past year ASE, APE and AGE proof/burnished coins?
Also, is the collector base for the AGE Proof keys large enough that these coins should command a good premium long term at 20K + mintages?
Finally, as to the Burnished ASEs, it's amazing that the numbers aren't higher given the number that were purchased in the hunt for the '08 w/rev. of '07.
<< <i>WOW!!! Raw, opened 2008 plat proof set just sold for $5499 on Ebay. Okay, admittedly, the seller threw in ten very good Morgans for free. >>
I wouldn't read too much into the result of this auction. The person that bought it and the reason why is discussed towards the end of the following thread.
OK -- so what is the most definitive source for annual coin mintages?
I had no idea the Redbook was so inaccurate and proof set coins were not included in the annual tallies -- ??????
Refs: MCM,Fivecents,Julio,Robman,Endzone,Coiny,Agentjim007,Musky1011,holeinone1972,Tdec1000,Type2,bumanchu, Metalsman,Wondercoin,Pitboss,Tomohawk,carew4me,segoja,thebigeng,jlc_coin,mbogoman,sportsmod,dragon,tychojoe,Schmitz7,claychaser, Bullsitter, robeck, Nickpatton, jwitten, and many OTHERS
i got email from moderncoinmart the other day about his new website, check it out!! it's all free! and it's all here. www.moderncoininfo.com thanks john and keep up the good work!!
<< <i>i got email from moderncoinmart the other day about his new website, check it out!! it's all free! and it's all here. www.moderncoininfo.com thanks john and keep up the good work!! >>
Wow! John M, great contribution! Lots of great info there. One thing that struck me as odd is the Numismedia pricing is for uncertified coins, yet is available for every grade.
With the 1/10th unc AGEs at less than half the mintage -- it's hard to pay more for the proofs.
I saw on another thread the 08-W ASE is down to about 2,000 left at the Mint. It may undersell the 06-W...
Refs: MCM,Fivecents,Julio,Robman,Endzone,Coiny,Agentjim007,Musky1011,holeinone1972,Tdec1000,Type2,bumanchu, Metalsman,Wondercoin,Pitboss,Tomohawk,carew4me,segoja,thebigeng,jlc_coin,mbogoman,sportsmod,dragon,tychojoe,Schmitz7,claychaser, Bullsitter, robeck, Nickpatton, jwitten, and many OTHERS
I notice the 1/10 proof APE and the 4-coin proof APE set have still not been added to the No Longer Available list. All other platinum proof products have been added. Anyone else worried about this, or am I just being paranoid?
Coinboy -- sounds like there is a bit of an information vacuum out there on mintages, and based on your recent response on this question, I can only surmise that you seem you have a handle on this.
There must be a source other than the mint to approximate these -- any hints? (oh great one...)
Refs: MCM,Fivecents,Julio,Robman,Endzone,Coiny,Agentjim007,Musky1011,holeinone1972,Tdec1000,Type2,bumanchu, Metalsman,Wondercoin,Pitboss,Tomohawk,carew4me,segoja,thebigeng,jlc_coin,mbogoman,sportsmod,dragon,tychojoe,Schmitz7,claychaser, Bullsitter, robeck, Nickpatton, jwitten, and many OTHERS
Odd that all my AGE proofs and AGE uncirculateds and my prosperity set went from in stock and reserved to back order status just today. I ordered on 12/19
<< <i>I notice the 1/10 proof APE and the 4-coin proof APE set have still not been added to the No Longer Available list. All other platinum proof products have been added. Anyone else worried about this, or am I just being paranoid? >>
Hey there Coasterfan....don't worry about it...people ignore me on here as well. You are not the only one watching that...you can never count on the Mint to do anything right...and what seems too much like right...the Mint will do the opposite.
<< <i>Lets go with this because this is all we have for now.
AGE 4 coin proof set product limit - 35,000 Sold out at approximately 1/3rd of limit.
If the fractionals sell out at the same rate as the 4 coin set, the scenario would look something like this:
AGE dimes single product limit - 30,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 10,000 plus (approx 10 - 15,000 4 coin sets) = 20 - 25,000 total AGE quarters single product limit - 16,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,334 plus " " " " " " = 15,334 - 20,334 total AGE halves single product limit - 15,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,000 plus " " " " " " = 15,000 - 20,000 total
The numbers are good enough for me.
Any ideas? >>
Akbeez:
I posted the above on December 19th - after sharing my number crunching info with Eric by phone. Take a look at what Eric posted following our phone con. Pages 172/173 of this thread.
And yes, Coinboy picked up on that right away. He is believable despite being tagged "Groinboy."
Thanks Younique - I'd also like to know what some of the historical mintages are as well -- if the Redbook is funked up with it's numbers.
Devastated! Yeoman has let me down...
Refs: MCM,Fivecents,Julio,Robman,Endzone,Coiny,Agentjim007,Musky1011,holeinone1972,Tdec1000,Type2,bumanchu, Metalsman,Wondercoin,Pitboss,Tomohawk,carew4me,segoja,thebigeng,jlc_coin,mbogoman,sportsmod,dragon,tychojoe,Schmitz7,claychaser, Bullsitter, robeck, Nickpatton, jwitten, and many OTHERS
<< <i>Interesting that the AGE Proof 1/10s are still for sale, not backordered. Anyone buying? >>
I just snagged 10 of 'em.
Looks like they could be a winner. Wish I hadn't sunk so much in the plat UNC's. It would have freed up more cash for the Buffs and these. I am beginning to suspect the Plat UNC"s will be a looooooooooooooong term hold before they appreciate significantly.
I picked up some of all of these but i'm really thinking I should have gone all in for the Buff sets.
Refs: MCM,Fivecents,Julio,Robman,Endzone,Coiny,Agentjim007,Musky1011,holeinone1972,Tdec1000,Type2,bumanchu, Metalsman,Wondercoin,Pitboss,Tomohawk,carew4me,segoja,thebigeng,jlc_coin,mbogoman,sportsmod,dragon,tychojoe,Schmitz7,claychaser, Bullsitter, robeck, Nickpatton, jwitten, and many OTHERS
<< Akbeez: After a little research, this is what I've come up with: The latest figures on w proof AGE's as of 12/23/08 - you must add the 4 coin set number to the singles for total single sales figures- 2006----------1 ounce- 11,871
I believe the single coin mintage for the 2006 one ounce proof gold is too low as ten thousand of these coins were also sold in the 10th Anniversary set. Therefore the mintage number is more like 21,871 + set sales.
<< <i>What is up with the US Mint AGE ordering process?
I ordered five quarter oz uncirculated eagles on 20 December. At the time, they indicated in stock and reserved.
I just checked my order status and they are now showing backordered, expected to ship on 19 January.
The product page shows everything is available. What the heck is going on? >>
The Mint website is inaccurate, screwed up, full of pooh. It is showing backordered for most orders. Obviously noone is home or at the wheel since the Holidays started two weeks ago.
Just got this email from the Mint, order placed on Dec 26, and confirmed "in stock" at the time:
** Greetings from the United States Mint. We regret to inform you that the item(s) listed below are currently on backorder. Please expect your item(s) to arrive within the timeframe listed below. Track your order at http://catalog.usmint.gov Thanks again for shopping with the United States Mint.
Order #: XXXXXXXX - 1 Sold To : XXXXXXXX Ship To : XXXXXXXX Item: Z8D Qty: 1 Exp Ship: 1/10/09 2008 AE GLD UNC MM 1/10 OZ
This is a system generated e-mail. Please do not reply. If you have questions, please visit the Help page at . http://catalog.usmint.gov or call us at 1-800-USA-MINT.
****
Sign of a "delayed" backorder situation? Lots of goofiness with orders lately, I suspect there will be a lot of unexpected cancellations.
Refs: MCM,Fivecents,Julio,Robman,Endzone,Coiny,Agentjim007,Musky1011,holeinone1972,Tdec1000,Type2,bumanchu, Metalsman,Wondercoin,Pitboss,Tomohawk,carew4me,segoja,thebigeng,jlc_coin,mbogoman,sportsmod,dragon,tychojoe,Schmitz7,claychaser, Bullsitter, robeck, Nickpatton, jwitten, and many OTHERS
Comments
<< <i>
<< <i>Lets go with this because this is all we have for now.
AGE 4 coin proof set product limit - 35,000 Sold out at approximately 1/3rd of limit.
If the fractionals sell out at the same rate as the 4 coin set, the scenario would look something like this:
AGE dimes single product limit - 30,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 10,000 plus (approx 10 - 15,000 4 coin sets) = 20 - 25,000 total
AGE quarters single product limit - 16,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,334 plus " " " " " " = 15,334 - 20,334 total
AGE halves single product limit - 15,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,000 plus " " " " " " = 15,000 - 20,000 total
The numbers are good enough for me.
Any ideas? >>
INCLUDING 4 coin sets. Falling into place as kings ! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE !!! >>
I haven't followed the AGE Proofs. Is the collector base large enough to command a nice premium on these with the mintages stated, even if they are the AGE kings?
Also, does anyone know the mintage numbers for the next lowest (relative to the 08s) AGE Proofs? (At work, can't look it up). Thanks.
<< <i>
<< <i>WOW!!! Raw, opened 2008 plat proof set just sold for $5499 on Ebay. Okay, admittedly, the seller threw in ten very good Morgans for free. >>
When I chicked on "purchases" it only said "declined". Did this really sell? >>
When this auction shows up in search results, the price is in green and the Sold icon appears. Maybe an Ebay bug and it didn't really sell?
<< <i>
<< <i>WOW!!! Raw, opened 2008 plat proof set just sold for $5499 on Ebay. Okay, admittedly, the seller threw in ten very good Morgans for free. >>
When I chicked on "purchases" it only said "declined". Did this really sell? >>
The offer by 6***3 was declined. It was sold to a***l because he used the BIN option (paying full price)
Hoard the keys.
<< <i>
<< <i>
<< <i>WOW!!! Raw, opened 2008 plat proof set just sold for $5499 on Ebay. Okay, admittedly, the seller threw in ten very good Morgans for free. >>
When I chicked on "purchases" it only said "declined". Did this really sell? >>
The offer by 6***3 was declined. It was sold to a***l because he used the BIN option (paying full price) >>
Apparently a***l is Cameron a.k.a "Sampleslab" on eBay... Given that he was selling these sets for $2150 and under just within the past month, and then claiming that the packages were "lost in the mail", this is quite baffling.
Yes.
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
<< <i>>>Just looking at 2008 plat on E-bay all up in price on the 1 /10 oz that where selling for $165 to $185 are now selling for $200+ did I miss something.<<
Yes. >>
What?
Hoard the keys.
Yes. >>
What?
Several 2008-W burnished 1/10 oz. plats have been sold during the past few weeks as BINs under $200. I think these sales eventually exhausted the supply at this price, resulting in a higher price for the remaining coins being offered.
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
Yes. >>
What?
the chance to BIN at $175
<< <i>
<< <i>
<< <i>Lets go with this because this is all we have for now.
AGE 4 coin proof set product limit - 35,000 Sold out at approximately 1/3rd of limit.
If the fractionals sell out at the same rate as the 4 coin set, the scenario would look something like this:
AGE dimes single product limit - 30,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 10,000 plus (approx 10 - 15,000 4 coin sets) = 20 - 25,000 total
AGE quarters single product limit - 16,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,334 plus " " " " " " = 15,334 - 20,334 total
AGE halves single product limit - 15,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,000 plus " " " " " " = 15,000 - 20,000 total
The numbers are good enough for me.
Any ideas? >>
INCLUDING 4 coin sets. Falling into place as kings ! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE !!! >>
I haven't followed the AGE Proofs. Is the collector base large enough to command a nice premium on these with the mintages stated, even if they are the AGE kings?
Also, does anyone know the mintage numbers for the next lowest (relative to the 08s) AGE Proofs? (At work, can't look it up). Thanks. >>
I must be missing something regarding comments suggesting that the 2008 AGE Proofs are destined to be the new keys.
I checked the 2009 Red Book and noted the following dates/mintages for AGE Proofs:
$5: 1998 W 20,000
2004 W 15,636
2005 W 17,546
$10: 2004 W 9344
2005 W 7992
$25: 2004 W 7835
2005 W 7054
$50: 2004 W 8720
2005 W 9784
There are no mintage AGE Proof mintage figures listed for dates later than 2005.
From this data it would seen that the 2008 W AGE Proofs are far from keys. What am I missing here?
Unfortunately a big, but innocent mistake!
That Book is a horrible reference source for those numbers, especially related to our beloved Bullion.
For example if you look at the numbers for the American Eagle Gold Proofs, it is NOT obvious that these numbers do NOT include the Coins found in the 4-coin AE Gold Proof Sets for any given year.
This was kindly pointed out to me when I was looking for the Key Coins of the American Eagle Gold Proofs.
Oh, the Key Coins for the American Eagle Gold Proofs??
2008 !
<< <i> I checked the 2009 Red Book
Unfortunately a big, but innocent mistake!
That Book is a horrible reference source for those numbers, especially related to our beloved Bullion.
For example if you look at the numbers for the American Eagle Gold Proofs, it is NOT obvious that these numbers do NOT include the Coins found in the 4-coin AE Gold Proof Sets for any given year.
This was kindly pointed out to me when I was looking for the Key Coins of the American Eagle Gold Proofs.
Oh, the Key Coins for the American Eagle Gold Proofs??
2008 !
Thanks for the info Coinboy. I assumed (yes, I know where that gets you) that this was the total mintage numbers, as I did not see any separate set numbers. Do you (or does anyone) know the total mintages for the coins above? I.e., are ALL of the 2008 AGE Proofs keys? What is a good source for the mintage numbers of past year ASE, APE and AGE proof/burnished coins?
Also, is the collector base for the AGE Proof keys large enough that these coins should command a good premium long term at 20K + mintages?
Finally, as to the Burnished ASEs, it's amazing that the numbers aren't higher given the number that were purchased in the hunt for the '08 w/rev. of '07.
<< <i>WOW!!! Raw, opened 2008 plat proof set just sold for $5499 on Ebay. Okay, admittedly, the seller threw in ten very good Morgans for free. >>
I wouldn't read too much into the result of this auction. The person that bought it and the reason why is discussed towards the end of the following thread.
Platinum Set
I had no idea the Redbook was so inaccurate and proof set coins were not included in the annual tallies -- ??????
<< <i>OK -- so what is the most definitive source for annual coin mintages?
I had no idea the Redbook was so inaccurate and proof set coins were not included in the annual tallies -- ?????? >>
Indeed, what is a good source??
The US Mint , of course!
But they won't tell you!
Not unless you file a Freedom of Information Act Request.
The Arrogance of Government: we had better get use to it, because it will only get much worse!
If you are good at Math you Could figure it out here with long division if you have the issue prices handy ;>!
thanks john and keep up the good work!!
Moderncoininfo lists the same, sub '08 AGE Proof numbers that I listed in my post. So, Moderncoininfo's numbers also don't include the 4 coin sets?
Half my income in taxes and The Mint can't put numbers out in a timely, accurate easy to access fashion. Ugh!
<< <i>i got email from moderncoinmart the other day about his new website, check it out!! it's all free! and it's all here. www.moderncoininfo.com
thanks john and keep up the good work!! >>
Wow! John M, great contribution! Lots of great info there. One thing that struck me as odd is the Numismedia pricing is for uncertified coins, yet is available for every grade.
<< <i>Interesting that the AGE Proof 1/10s are still for sale, not backordered. Anyone buying? >>
They are just too darned small!!!
I saw on another thread the 08-W ASE is down to about 2,000 left at the Mint. It may undersell the 06-W...
<< <i>
<< <i>Interesting that the AGE Proof 1/10s are still for sale, not backordered. Anyone buying? >>
They are just too darned small!!! >>
Couldn't agree more. I'm talkin bout FLIPPIN em. The 1/10s ususally bring the best profits due to affordability.
<< <i>
<< <i>
<< <i>Interesting that the AGE Proof 1/10s are still for sale, not backordered. Anyone buying? >>
They are just too darned small!!! >>
Couldn't agree more. I'm talkin bout FLIPPIN em. The 1/10s ususally bring the best profits due to affordability. >>
My observation over the past couple of years is exactly that. The dimes usually double immediately after sell out.
There must be a source other than the mint to approximate these -- any hints? (oh great one...)
Box of 20
<< <i>I notice the 1/10 proof APE and the 4-coin proof APE set have still not been added to the No Longer Available list. All other platinum proof products have been added. Anyone else worried about this, or am I just being paranoid? >>
Hey there Coasterfan....don't worry about it...people ignore me on here as well. You are not the only one watching that...you can never count on the Mint to do anything right...and what seems too much like right...the Mint will do the opposite.
<< <i>Lets go with this because this is all we have for now.
AGE 4 coin proof set product limit - 35,000 Sold out at approximately 1/3rd of limit.
If the fractionals sell out at the same rate as the 4 coin set, the scenario would look something like this:
AGE dimes single product limit - 30,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 10,000 plus (approx 10 - 15,000 4 coin sets) = 20 - 25,000 total
AGE quarters single product limit - 16,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,334 plus " " " " " " = 15,334 - 20,334 total
AGE halves single product limit - 15,000 If it sells out at 1/3rd, that would be 5,000 plus " " " " " " = 15,000 - 20,000 total
The numbers are good enough for me.
Any ideas? >>
Akbeez:
I posted the above on December 19th - after sharing my number crunching info with Eric by phone. Take a look at what Eric posted following our phone con.
Pages 172/173 of this thread.
And yes, Coinboy picked up on that right away. He is believable despite being tagged "Groinboy."
Devastated! Yeoman has let me down...
The latest figures on w proof AGE's as of 12/23/08 - you must add the 4 coin set number to the singles for total single sales figures-
2006----------4 coin sets- 26,876
2007----------4 coin sets- 35,799
2008----------4 coin sets- 9,569
2006----------1 ounce- 11,871
2007----------1 ounce- 17,819
2008----------1 ounce- 16,327
2006----------1/2 ounce- 9,221
2007----------1/2 ounce- 9,599
2008----------1/2 ounce- 5,808
2006----------1/4 ounce- 10,888
2007----------1/4 ounce- 12,881
2008----------1/4 ounce- 5,314
2006----------1/10 ounce- 22,140
2007----------1/10 ounce- 25,942
2008----------1/10 ounce- 10,695
Those of you with better info please feel free to chime in. Everyone's opinion welcome.
<< <i>Interesting that the AGE Proof 1/10s are still for sale, not backordered. Anyone buying? >>
I just snagged 10 of 'em.
Looks like they could be a winner. Wish I hadn't sunk so much in the plat UNC's. It would have freed up more cash for the Buffs and these. I am beginning to suspect the Plat UNC"s will be a looooooooooooooong term hold before they appreciate significantly.
I picked up some of all of these but i'm really thinking I should have gone all in for the Buff sets.
Thanks younique!
they are toast.
<< <i>Akbeez: After a little research, this is what I've come up with:
The latest figures on w proof AGE's as of 12/23/08 - you must add the 4 coin set number to the singles for total single sales figures-
2006----------4 coin sets- 26,876
2007----------4 coin sets- 35,799
2008----------4 coin sets- 9,569
2006----------1 ounce- 11,871
2007----------1 ounce- 17,819
2008----------1 ounce- 16,327
2006----------1/2 ounce- 9,221
2007----------1/2 ounce- 9,599
2008----------1/2 ounce- 5,808
2006----------1/4 ounce- 10,888
2007----------1/4 ounce- 12,881
2008----------1/4 ounce- 5,314
2006----------1/10 ounce- 22,140
2007----------1/10 ounce- 25,942
2008----------1/10 ounce- 10,695
Those of you with better info please feel free to chime in. Everyone's opinion welcome. >>
Thanks younique-
Were you able to find data for 2004 and 2005? They seem to be low mintage years? Thanks!!
I ordered five quarter oz uncirculated eagles on 20 December. At the time, they indicated in stock and reserved.
I just checked my order status and they are now showing backordered, expected to ship on 19 January.
The product page shows everything is available. What the heck is going on?
<< <i>What is up with the US Mint AGE ordering process?
I ordered five quarter oz uncirculated eagles on 20 December. At the time, they indicated in stock and reserved.
I just checked my order status and they are now showing backordered, expected to ship on 19 January.
The product page shows everything is available. What the heck is going on? >>
It seems that the people who sell the coins are not the same people who know how many coins are actually available. And apparently sales
often exceed available coins. But since most mint offerings have almost infinite availability, it is almost never a problem. That is
how it looks to me anyway.
The latest figures on w proof AGE's as of 12/23/08 - you must add the 4 coin set number to the singles for total single sales figures-
2006----------1 ounce- 11,871
I believe the single coin mintage for the 2006 one ounce proof gold is too low as ten thousand of these coins were also sold in the 10th Anniversary set. Therefore the mintage number is more like 21,871 + set sales.
<< <i>What is up with the US Mint AGE ordering process?
I ordered five quarter oz uncirculated eagles on 20 December. At the time, they indicated in stock and reserved.
I just checked my order status and they are now showing backordered, expected to ship on 19 January.
The product page shows everything is available. What the heck is going on? >>
The Mint website is inaccurate, screwed up, full of pooh. It is showing backordered for most orders. Obviously noone is home or at the wheel since the Holidays started two weeks ago.
**
Greetings from the United States Mint.
We regret to inform you that the item(s) listed below
are currently on backorder. Please expect your item(s)
to arrive within the timeframe listed below.
Track your order at http://catalog.usmint.gov
Thanks again for shopping with the United States Mint.
Order #: XXXXXXXX - 1
Sold To : XXXXXXXX
Ship To : XXXXXXXX
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2008 AE GLD UNC MM 1/10 OZ
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Sign of a "delayed" backorder situation? Lots of goofiness with orders lately, I suspect there will be a lot of unexpected cancellations.
Things are getting sorted out it seems!