United States Mint Production Report

The United States Mint has released its circulating coin production report for January 2021. In the first month of the year, 919.5 million coins were produced for circulation by the Mint in its Philadelphia and Denver facilities. This is a significant drop of 25.13% from the 1.228 billion coins produced for the same month in 2020. It is just slightly more than the 903.5 million coins produced in December 2020 As is usually the case, …

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The United States Mint has released its December 2020 Production Report for circulating coinage. The report shows that 903.5 million coins were produced in the final month of 2020, pushing the total production for the year to nearly 15 billion coins. In December 2020, the Mint produced 435.6 million Lincoln Cents across the Denver and Philadelphia facilities. 244.8 million were produced in Denver and the remaining 190.8 million in Philadelphia. This is down from the …

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The United States Mint has released its monthly production report for November 2020 to the public. The report shows that across the Denver and Philadelphia Mint locations, 1.165 billion coins were produced in the month, slight decrease from October’s report. In total, the Mint has produced nearly 14 billion coins in 2020. As is normally the case each month, the highest production circulating coin in November 2020 was the Lincoln Cent. 560.8 million of the …

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The United States Mint has released its monthly circulating coin production report for October 2020. The report shows that across the Mint’s two circulation coin production facilities – Denver and Philadelphia – a total of 1,404,690,000 coins were produced in the month. That is a slight dip from the 1,422,590,000 produced in September. As is normally the case, the Lincoln Cent was the most heavily minted coin in the October 2020 report. 690,400,000 Cents were …

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The United States Mint has released its circulating coinage production report for September 2020. For the month, 1.422 billion coins were produced by the Mint, down slightly from the 1.657 billion produced in August. So far for 2020, the Mint has produced over 11 billion coins, ahead of 2019’s figures by this point by some 2 billion coins. As is usually the case, the Lincoln Cent was the most produced coin for the month. 734 …

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The United States Mint has released its production report for July 2020, showing that nearly 1.7 billion coins were minted in the month. That pushes the total production to 8.2 billion for all of 2020. That total is just slightly behind the Mint’s production through June 2019, indicating that the current circulating coin problems in the United States is not due to a lack of production. For July 2020, the Mint produced 799,200,000 Lincoln Cents …

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The United States Mint has released its June 2020 Product Report for circulating coinage, reflecting a significant increase across all denominations for the month. A stunning 1.596 billion coins were struck between the Denver and Philadelphia Mints in June, making it by far the busiest month for the Mint in 2020. The heavy production should aleve any fears of a coin shortage as the United States continues to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Leading in production, …

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The United States Mint has updates its monthly production report for May 2020, showing that just over 900 million circulating coins were produced in the month. That puts 2020’s production just shy of 5 billion coins. In total, 904,120,000 coins were produced in May 2020, 414.76 million of those in the Denver Mint facility while the remaining 387.08 million were produced in Philadelphia. As is nearly always the case, the Lincoln Cent was the most …

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The United States Mint has released its Production Report for April 2020. The report shows that 801.84 million coins were produced in the Denver and Philadelphia facilities, a drop of nearly 91 million from the March report. The drop is not a surprise given the measures the Mint had to take to deal with the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. While the Denver and Philadelphia locations were not closed – like the San Francisco and West Point …

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