Unfortunately, as far as I know, they don't update the numbers once the coins have gone off sale, meaning that they don't account for returns or orders that they were unable to fill due to inventory depletion. It sometimes takes years before the final net mintage of a coin or set is available, and this final net mintage is often substantially lower than the posted final sales number.
<< <i>Unfortunately, as far as I know, they don't update the numbers once the coins have gone off sale, meaning that they don't account for returns or orders that they were unable to fill due to inventory depletion. It sometimes takes years before the final net mintage of a coin or set is available, and this final net mintage is often substantially lower than the posted final sales number. >>
From the site: "These figures should not be considered final, and are subject to change as audited."
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I knew it would happen.
<< <i>im wondering it thats a one time thing due to the fact that they were shut down for a spell. just wondering is all >>
The option to view weekly figures back to June indicates it has been available since then and is likely to continue.
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<< <i>Unfortunately, as far as I know, they don't update the numbers once the coins have gone off sale, meaning that they don't account for returns or orders that they were unable to fill due to inventory depletion. It sometimes takes years before the final net mintage of a coin or set is available, and this final net mintage is often substantially lower than the posted final sales number. >>
From the site: "These figures should not be considered final, and are subject to change as audited."
Keep an open mind, or get financially repressed -Zoltan Pozsar