The following articles provide the latest news and information on United States Mint coin production figures. In general, the United States Mint publishes updated coin production figures on a monthly basis — usually a previous month’s data is released during the first week of a new month. In addition to the below articles, an overview of circulating production dating back from 1999 through to the current year is available on the CoinNews.net page: US Mint Circulating Coin Production. Detailed information on each of the released $1 coins is also available at: Presidential $1 Coin Production.
For a second month in a row and for the third time this year, circulating coin production in the United States topped 1 billion coins in a month, U.S. Mint data for May shows.
Speaking to the rarity in recent years of reaching a billion coins in month, the milestone was hit [...]
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United States Mint coin production in April soared above the previous month and from the same time last year.
Newly released figures from the U.S. Mint also provide mintages for the Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial quarter and the William Howard Taft Presidential $1 Coin [...]
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A bit fewer coins were minted for circulation in March compared to the previous month, coin production figures from the United States Mint show. Mintages for 2013 White Mountain National Forest quarters were also revealed.
For the year-to-date and first quarter, U.S. Mint facilities in Denver and Philadelphia produced 3,096,220,000 circulating-quality coins – the quickest yearly start since 2007 [...]
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Just above 8 million looks to be mintage targets for each of the 2013 Presidential $1 Coins, new coin production figures from the United States Mint suggest.
Overall, the U.S. Mint struck 939,980,000 circulating-quality coins in February 2013. That is exceptionally high coming on the heels of [...]
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For the first time since at least early into the Great Recession, U.S. circulating coin production topped 1.2 billion coins for a month, United States Mint data for January shows.
If the pace stretches through to the end of the year, 2013 annual mintages would exceed 14 billion coins. Such a level has not been recorded since 2007 [...]
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U.S. Mint annual coin production jumped last year, extending a string of yearly increases to three.
The United States Mint produced over 9.3 billion coins for circulation in 2012. That marks an increase of more than 1.1 billion coins, or 13.9%, from the 8.2 billion struck in 2011 [...]
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The pace of striking American coins in November was the slowest for a month since August, coin production figures released Monday by the United States Mint show.
While more nickels were minted compared to the previous month, far fewer pennies, dimes and quarters crossed U.S. Mint presses. The outcome was a November production total of [...]
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For the first month since early into the Great Recession, U.S. circulating coin production topped 1 billion coins, United States Mint data for October shows.
Levels compared to the previous month were down a bit for nickels but sharply higher across pennies, dimes and quarters — more of the recently released Denali National Park quarters [...]
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American coin production rose sharply in September 2012 as the United States Mint struck a great deal more pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters — the quarters are of the new design depicting Denali National Park in Alaska and have yet to be issued.
Newly released figures from the U.S. Mint place the monthly production total at 905.34 million coins, the third highest this year and well above the 811.42 million from September of last year [...]
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Far fewer American coins were struck for circulation in August than in any month since February, the latest coin production figures from the U.S. Mint show.
In other interesting revelations, mintages for the recently released Hawaii Volcanoes quarter are sharply higher than any other America the Beautiful Quarter but one [...]
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