Information & News About United States Coins
The United States Mint has released its weekly sales report for the week ending Sunday, April 11, 2021. The report covers the previous seven days in numismatic product sales by the Mint and is separate from the bullion sales report. This week, unsurprisingly, the newest product released by the Mint dominated sales in what was overall a strong week of sales for the Mint. For the week that ended on April 11th, the Mint sold …
The United States Mint has updated its daily bullion sales report through to this morning, Monday, April 12, 2021. This week’s report shows that the Mint sold 612,500 bullion coins across the American Eagle and American Buffalo bullion coin series’. As is normally the case each week, the American Eagle silver bullion one ounce coin was the top seller. Of the 612,500 bullion coins sold by the Mint last week, 596,000 of those were the …
The United States Mint has released the images of the 2021 American Innovation Dollars. This year, four coins will be released in the series, representing New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, and Virginia. The Mint has released high resolution images of all four of the 2021 coins as well as information on the artists, engravers, and what each coin represents for the states being released. The American Innovation Dollar coin came about through legislation passed …
The United States Mint is set to begin sales of the final five ounce American the Beautiful silver coin later today. The 2021 Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site silver coin will go on sale at Noon Eastern, 9:00 AM Pacific. The coin will be available directly from the United States Mint’s website and is priced at $229.00. The Mint will only be producing 20,000 of the coins but there is no household limit on the …
The United States Mint has published its production figures for circulating coins that were produced in March 2021. The report, which outlines the number of coins the Mint produced at its Denver and Philadelphia facilities for general circulation, shows that 1,134,840,000 (1.134 billion) coins were produced last month. That is just slightly down from the 1.1634 billion produced in February 2021. Production of the Lincoln Cent increased to 608.8 million coins in March 2021, up …
The United States Mint has published its weekly numismatic product sales report for the seven day period ending on Sunday, April 4, 2021. Unsurprisingly, it was a slow sales week for the Mint as there were no new products released for purchase for the third consecutive week. Overall, the Mint sold 15,999 numismatic products last week. In looking at the top ten selling products for the Mint last week, seven of the ten were released …
The United States Mint has updated its daily bullion sales reports through to this morning, Monday, April 5, 2021. The past week was exceptionally slow when it came to sales of bullion products for the United States Mint. Indeed, through to April 5, 2021, the Mint reported no bullion sales for the past week. That is unusual. Looking at the total coin sales for March, the American Eagle silver 1-ounce bullion coin had 3,302,000 sales …
The United States Mint is set to begin sales of the final five ounce American the Beautiful silver coin next week. The 2021 Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site silver coin will go on sale at Noon Eastern on April 8, 2021. The coin will be available directly from the United States Mint’s website and is priced at $229.00. The Mint will only be producing 20,000 of the coins but there is no household limit on …
The United States Mint has released is numismatic products sales report for the seven day period ending Sunday, March 28, 2021. With no new numismatic products released last week – and none scheduled until next month – sales for the Mint were understandably light. Only a net of 12,826 items were sold once returns are factored. That said, of the top ten selling products for the Mint last week, seven of them were products that …
The following is a Press Release from the United States Mint asking for recommendations of prominent American women for the new Quarter Reverse set for release starting in 2022. Enacted through the Circulating Collectible Coin Redesign Act of 2020, the legislation calls for the reverse of the Washington Quarter to feature five prominent American women each year starting in 2022 through to 2025. You can read the legislation here. It was signed into law in …