2 Days left: Anyone ordering 2011 ATP P low mintage candidates????

carew4me

With a cutoff of Monday, December 31 at 12 noon (ET) the US mint
will stop selling 2011 ATB Collecotr versions.

To date, 3 of these represent to lowest mintage's of any ATB issues, BUT
ALL of the 2012 issues are lower and still being sold.

Any room here to move up in the future or is this whole issue trending downward?


AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 5 OZ UNC COINS
2011-P Gettysburg National Park 24,625*
2011-P Glacier National Park 20,711
2011-P Olympic National Park 18,231
2011-P Vicksburg National Park 18,424
2011-P Chickasaw National Recreation Area 16,611
2012-P El Yunque National Forest 15,483
2012-P Chaco Culture National Historical Park 12,917
2012-P Acadia National Park 13,530
2012-P Hawaii Volcanoes 14,285
2012-P Denali National Park & Preserve 10,869

Overdate

I don't see any upside other than whatever is generated by increases in the bullion price.

The 1996-D uncirculated Olympic silver dollars all have lower mintages and a broader collector base, yet are selling at slightly lower prices than the 2011 ATB five-ouncers.

jmski52

I started tracking the ATBs fairly closely about a year ago, and based on a comparison to the 2012 issues, the 2011 issues had each sold about 30% more than the corresponding 2012 issues at this stage in the game.

I don't think we've hit bottom on these yet.

derryb

<< <i>I don't see any upside other than whatever is generated by increases in the bullion price. >>


Agree. There is cheaper bullion available.

ricko

Other than bullion, I see no future upside to these issues....Cheers, RickO

Mockingjay

Ordered 2 Chickasaw's. already had an Olympic. These mintages are lower than the 2010's so maybe there will be some upside interest. We'll see in the next few months.