US Mint Sales: Gold Coins Jump; Mercury Dime Dips

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2016 Mercury Dime Centennial Gold Coin, Presentation Case
US Mint figures show that there are just over 5,000 more 2016-W Mercury Dime Centennial Gold Coins to sell

Most of the U.S. Mint’s gold coins saw markedly higher sales last week, but the most talked about coin, the gold Mercury dime, actually posted a lower overall total.

The new 2016-W Mercury Dime Centennial Gold Coin had published sales last week of 122,510. After some consolidating, the U.S. Mint pulled that number down by 2,590 to 119,920 coins, or 95.9% of the possible 125,000. The Mint now needs to decide when it will sell the remaining 5,000+ coins.

Elsewhere, some of the week’s better performing gold coins included:

  • four of the five proof 2016-W American Gold Eagle products,
  • the uncirculated 2016-W American Gold Eagle,
  • the proof 2016-W American Gold Buffalo, and
  • about half of the Firsts Spouse Gold Coins.

As an aside, the U.S. Mint earlier today increased prices on all of its collector gold coins.

U.S. Mint Best Sellers

Here’s a list of the U.S. Mint’s best-selling collector products for the week ended May 1:

  1. 2016 Silver Proof Set (+7,749 to 184,482)
  2. 2016 $50 Proof Gold Eagle (+1,999 to 12,613)
  3. 2016 National Park Service Proof Silver Dollars (+1,260 to 35,412)
  4. 2016 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set (+1,174 to 157,009)
  5. 2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set (+853 to 63,701)
  6. 2016 Proof Set (+815 to 236,974)
  7. 2016 50c National Park Service Proof Coins (+725 to 25,506)
  8. 2015 Proof Set (+720 to 645,051)
  9. 2016 Mark Twain Proof Silver Dollars (+607 to 59,517)
  10. 2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set (+604 to 54,715)

The U.S. Mint published sales updates to 217 numismatic products. Sixty-three of them outperformed their prior weekly sales compared to 141 previously. Four of them increased by more than 1,000 units compared to eight previously. Six had their sales reduced compared to 1 previously.

US Mint Sales: Numismatic Products

Below are tables showing the latest sales for U.S. Mint numismatic products. The sales period covers April 25 to May 1. Products with an asterisk (*) are no longer available.

2016 Centennial Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 Gold Mercury Dime 122,510 119,920 -2,590 -2.11%

2016 NPS Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$5 Gold Proof 3,159 3,260 101 3.20%
$5 Gold Uncirculated 2,467 2,524 57 2.31%
$1 Silver Proof 34,152 35,412 1,260 3.69%
$1 Silver Uncirculated 13,558 13,894 336 2.48%
50c Proof Clad Half-Dollar 24,781 25,506 725 2.93%
50c Uncirculated Clad Half-Dollar 13,049 13,336 287 2.20%
Three-Coin Proof Set 10,446 10,722 276 2.64%

2016 Mark Twain Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$5 Gold Proof 11,419 11,471 52 0.46%
$5 Gold Uncirculated 5,030 5,057 27 0.54%
$1 Silver Proof 58,910 59,517 607 1.03%
$1 Silver Uncirculated 21,966 22,208 242 1.10%

2015 March of Dimes Commemorative Silver Dollars

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$1 Silver Proof* 57,600 57,600
$1 Silver Uncirculated* 24,742 24,742
Special Silver Set* 74,430 74,430

2015 US Marshals Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$5 Gold Proof* 9,975 9,975
$5 Gold Uncirculated* 6,743 6,743
$1 Silver Proof* 109,345 109,345
$1 Silver Uncirculated* 38,149 38,149
50c Proof* 61,565 61,565
50c Uncirculated* 30,231 30,231
Three Coin Proof Set* 14,984 14,984

Clad Proof Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 Proof Set 236,159 236,974 815 0.35%
2015 Proof Sets 644,331 645,051 720 0.11%
2014 Proof Sets* 714,661 714,661
2013 Proof Sets* 802,460 802,460
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Sets 54,111 54,715 604 1.12%
2015 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Sets 96,882 96,941 59 0.06%
2014 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Sets* 115,179 115,179
2013 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Sets* 128,377 128,377
2015 Lyndon B. Johnson Coin & Chronicles Set* 23,905 23,905
2015 John F. Kennedy Coin & Chronicles Set* 49,051 49,051
2015 Eisenhower Coin & Chronicles Set* 16,744 16,744
2015 Truman Coin & Chronicles Set* 16,812 16,812
2014 Franklin D. Roosevelt Coin & Chronicles Set* 19,050 19,050
2013 Theodore Roosevelt Coin & Chronicles Set* 15,145 15,145
2016 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Sets 155,835 157,009 1,174 0.75%
2015 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Sets* 222,068 222,068
2014 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Sets* 229,415 229,415
2013 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Sets* 266,618 266,618
2016 Happy Birthday Gift Sets 8,188 8,487 299 3.65%
2015 Happy Birthday Gift Sets* 14,470 14,470
2014 Happy Birthday Gift Sets 12,972 12,976 4 0.03%
2013 Happy Birthday Gift Sets 11,542 11,544 2 0.02%
2016 Birth Gift Sets 11,091 11,680 589 5.31%
2015 Birth Gift Sets* 34,548 34,548
2014 Birth Gift Sets 34,030 34,050 20 0.06%
2013 Birth Gift Sets 41,267 41,270 3 0.01%
2012 Birth Gift Sets* 49,703 49,703

Silver Proof Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 Silver Proof Sets 176,733 184,482 7,749 4.38%
2015 Silver Proof Sets 370,691 371,240 549 0.15%
2014 Silver Proof Sets* 429,493 429,493
2013 Silver Proof Sets* 419,720 419,720
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Sets 62,848 63,701 853 1.36%
2015 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Sets 99,423 99,524 101 0.10%
2014 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Sets* 119,251 119,251
2013 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Sets* 138,451 138,451
2013-W American Silver Eagle Two-Coin Proof Sets* 235,689 235,689
2015 Congratulations Gift Sets* 7,895 7,895
2014 Congratulations Gift Sets* 7,529 7,529
2013 Congratulations Gift Sets* 18,347 18,347
2014 Limited Edition Silver Proof Sets* 42,614 42,614
2013 Limited Edition Silver Proof Sets* 47,971 47,971

US Mint Uncirculated Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2015 American $1 Coin and Currency Set 87,386 87,579 193 0.22%
2014 American $1 Coin and Currency Set* 50,000 50,000
2015 Uncirculated Mint Sets 303,599 303,853 254 0.08%
2014 Uncirculated Mint Sets* 345,813 345,813
2013 Uncirculated Mint Sets* 376,844 376,844
2016 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets 27,550 26,399 -1,151 -4.18%
2015 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets 54,830 54,942 112 0.20%
2014 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets 61,279 61,322 43 0.07%
2013 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets* 75,846 75,846
2012 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets* 99,743 99,743
2011 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets 84,853 84,882 29 0.03%
2015 Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Sets* 22,691 22,691
2014 Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Sets* 28,637 28,637
2013 Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Sets* 43,150 43,150
2013 Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Discovery Sets 9,951 9,958 7 0.07%

Coin Discovery Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2014 7,422 7,432 10 0.13%

Proof Silver Eagles

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2015-W Proof Silver Eagles* 699,623 699,623
2014-W Proof Silver Eagles* 894,614 894,614
2013-W Proof Silver Eagles* 868,494 868,494

Uncirculated Silver Eagles

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2015* 201,188 201,188
2014* 224,532 224,532
2013* 178,941 178,941

2016 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz 10,614 12,613 1,999 18.83%
1/2 oz 2,776 2,828 52 1.87%
1/4 oz 3,377 3,635 258 7.64%
1/10 oz 10,316 10,761 445 4.31%
4-Coin Set 8,170 8,463 293 3.59%

2015 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz* 22,734 22,734
1/2 oz* 5,903 5,902
1/4 oz* 5,857 5,857
1/10 oz* 16,851 16,851
4-Coin Set* 9,918 9,918

Uncirculated American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 3,933 4,311 378 9.61%
2015* 6,531 6,533
2014* 7,902 7,902
2013* 7,293 7,293

Proof American Buffalo Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 Proof Gold Buffalo 14,300 14,837 537 3.76%
2015 Proof Gold Buffalo* 16,591 16,591
2014 Proof Gold Buffalo* 20,557 20,557

Proof American Platinum Eagle

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2015* 3,881 3,881
2014* 4,596 4,596

America the Beautiful 5 Oz Silver Coins

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016-P Shawnee Silver Coins 16,323 16,484 161 0.99%
2015-P Saratoga Silver Coins* 17,563 17,563
2015-P Bombay Hook Silver Coins* 17,309 17,309
2015-P Blue Ridge Parkway Silver Coins* 17,461 17,461
2015-P Kisatchie Silver Coins* 19,449 19,449
2015-P Homestead Silver Coins* 21,283 21,286
2014-P Everglades Silver Coins* 22,732 22,732
2014-P Great Sand Dunes Silver Coins* 24,103 24,103
2014-P Arches Silver Coins* 28,434 28,434
2014-P Shenandoah Silver Coins* 28,451 28,451
2014-P Great Smoky Mountains Silver Coins* 24,710 24,710
2013-P White Mountain Silver Coins* 20,530 20,530
2013-P Perry’s Victory Silver Coins* 17,707 17,707
2013-P Great Basin Silver Coins* 17,792 17,792
2013-P Fort McHenry Silver Coins* 19,802 19,802
2013-P Mount Rushmore Silver Coins* 23,547 23,547

First Spouse Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Betty Ford Proof (2016) 1,634 1,623 -11 -0.67%
Betty Ford Uncirculated (2016) 1,001 1,000 -1 -0.10%
Pat Nixon Proof (2016) 2,000 2,017 17 0.85%
Pat Nixon Uncirculated (2016) 1,161 1,179 18 1.55%
Lady Bird Johnson Proof (2015) 2,462 2,466 4 0.16%
Lady Bird Johnson Uncirculated (2015) 1,599 1,601 2 0.13%
Jacqueline Kennedy Proof (2015)* 11,222 11,222
Jacqueline Kennedy Uncirculated (2015) 6,024 6,050 26 0.43%
Mamie Eisenhower Proof (2015) 2,695 2,699 4 0.15%
Mamie Eisenhower Uncirculated (2015) 1,788 1,792 4 0.22%
Bess Truman Proof (2015) 2,461 2,464 3 0.12%
Bess Truman Uncirculated (2015) 1,719 1,720 1 0.06%
Eleanor Roosevelt Proof (2014)* 2,377 2,377
Eleanor Roosevelt Uncirculated (2014)* 1,886 1,886
Lou Hoover Proof (2014) 2,392 2,392
Lou Hoover Uncirculated (2014) 1,865 1,869 4 0.21%
Grace Coolidge Proof (2014)* 2,315 2,315
Grace Coolidge Uncirculated (2014) 1,915 1,919 4 0.21%
Florence Harding Proof (2014)* 2,372 2,372
Florence Harding Uncirculated (2014) 1,890 1,892 2 0.11%
Edith Wilson Proof (2013)* 2,464 2,464
Edith Wilson Uncirculated (2013)* 1,974 1,974
Ellen Wilson Proof (2013)* 2,511 2,511
Ellen Wilson Uncirculated (2013)* 1,980 1,980
Helen Taft Proof (2013)* 2,598 2,598
Helen Taft Uncirculated (2013)* 1,993 1,993
Edith Roosevelt Proof (2013)* 2,840 2,840
Edith Roosevelt Uncirculated (2013)* 2,027 2,027
Ida McKinley Proof (2013)* 2,724 2,724
Ida McKinley Uncirculated (2013)* 2,008 2,008
Alice Paul Proof (2012)* 3,505 3,505
Alice Paul Uncirculated (2012)* 2,798 2,798
Frances Cleveland Proof (2012, 1st Term)* 3,158 3,158
Frances Cleveland Uncirculated (2012 1st Term)* 2,454 2,454
Caroline Harrison Proof (2012)* 3,046 3,046
Caroline Harrison Uncirculated (2012)* 2,436 2,436
Frances Cleveland Proof (2012, 2nd Term)* 3,104 3,104
Frances Cleveland Uncirculated (2012 2nd Term)* 2,425 2,425

Presidential $1 Four-Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2015-P 10,571 10,638 67 0.63%
2015-D 9,130 9,166 36 0.39%
2014-P 12,578 12,588 10 0.08%
2014-D 9,266 9,274 8 0.09%
2013-P* 17,771 17,771
2013-D 14,923 14,923

Presidential Coins & First Spouse Medal Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Ford 2,732 2,886 154 5.64%
Nixon 4,542 4,618 76 1.67%
Johnson 6,876 6,890 14 0.20%
Kennedy* 24,183 24,183
Eisenhower 8,387 8,398 11 0.13%
Truman 7,603 7,618 15 0.20%
Roosevelt* 7,000 7,000
Hoover* 4,500 4,500
Coolidge* 4,500 4,500
Harding* 4,500 4,500
Edith Wilson 3,979 3,979
Ellen Wilson 3,998 3,998
Helen Taft 3,994 3,994
Edith Roosevelt 5,002 5,002
Ida McKinley 3,994 3,994
Abigail Fillmore 11,007 11,012 5 0.05%
Jane Pierce 8,794 8,800 6 0.07%
Buchanan’s Liberty 8,801 8,806 5 0.06%
Mary Todd Lincoln* 15,858 15,858
Eliza Johnson 7,129 7,133 4 0.06%
Julia Grant 7,835 7,839 4 0.05%
Lucy Hayes 6,167 6,168 1 0.02%
Lucretia Garfield 5,935 5,940 5 0.08%
Alice Paul 5,811 5,816 5 0.09%
Frances Cleveland (1st) 5,270 5,275 5 0.09%
Caroline Harrison 5,194 5,199 5 0.10%
Frances Cleveland (2nd) 5,054 5,061 7 0.14%

Presidential $1 Coin Covers

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Richard M. Nixon 11,662 11,706 44 0.38%
Lyndon B. Johnson 12,431 12,447 16 0.13%
John F. Kennedy 21,416 21,441 25 0.12%
Dwight D. Eisenhower* 14,823 14,823
Harry S. Truman 14,788 14,788
Franklin Roosevelt 14,566 14,571 5 0.03%
Herbert Hoover 12,184 12,187 3 0.02%
Calvin Coolidge 12,711 12,720 9 0.07%
Warren G. Harding 12,887 12,895 8 0.06%
William Henry Harrison 30,837 30,837
John Tyler 27,470 27,470
James K. Polk 25,703 25,703
Zachary Taylor 24,669 24,669
Millard Fillmore 23,706 23,707 1 0.00%
Franklin Pierce 22,167 22,167
James Buchanan 20,897 20,898 1 0.00%
Abraham Lincoln* 36,783 36,783
Andrew Johnson 19,350 19,351 1 0.01%
Ulysses S. Grant 20,037 20,039 2 0.01%
Rutherford B. Hayes 17,565 17,566 1 0.01%
James Garfield 16,791 16,793 2 0.01%
Chester Arthur 16,926 16,928 2 0.01%
Grover Cleveland (1st) 15,434 15,436 2 0.01%
Benjamin Harrison 14,996 14,999 3 0.02%
Grover Cleveland (2nd) 14,266 14,268 2 0.01%
William McKinley 14,540 14,548 8 0.06%
Theodore Roosevelt 16,828 16,851 23 0.14%
William Howard Taft 13,443 13,451 8 0.06%
Woodrow Wilson 13,058 13,062 4 0.03%

2016 Gerald R. Ford $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P) 34,634 35,197 563 1.63%
25-coin roll set (D) 31,705 32,181 476 1.50%
100-coin bag (P) 830 844 14 1.69%
100-coin bag (D) 748 766 18 2.41%
250-coin box (P) 3,295 3,341 46 1.40%
250-coin box (D) 2,994 3,047 53 1.77%

2016 Richard M. Nixon $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P) 39,040 39,353 313 0.80%
25-coin roll set (D) 34,154 34,389 235 0.69%
100-coin bag (P) 1,004 1,007 3 0.30%
100-coin bag (D) 978 988 10 1.02%
250-coin box (P) 3,913 3,949 36 0.92%
250-coin box (D) 3,532 3,580 48 1.36%

2015 Lyndon B. Johnson $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 40,000 40,000
25-coin roll set (D)* 37,742 37,742
100-coin bag (P) 1,224 1,229 5 0.41%
100-coin bag (D) 1,259 1,263 4 0.32%
250-coin box (P) 4,559 4,580 21 0.46%
250-coin box (D) 5,638 5,669 31 0.55%

2015 John F. Kennedy $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P) 49,978 50,031 53 0.11%
25-coin roll set (D) 45,264 45,307 43 0.09%
100-coin bag (P) 2,186 2,196 10 0.46%
100-coin bag (D) 1,940 1,947 7 0.36%
250-coin box (P) 7,210 7,237 27 0.37%
250-coin box (D) 6,567 6,603 36 0.55%

2015 Dwight D. Eisenhower $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 39,729 39,729
25-coin roll set (D)* 37,728 37,728
100-coin bag (P) 1,858 1,857 -1 -0.05%
100-coin bag (D) 1,789 1,789
250-coin box (P) 7,530 7,533 3 0.04%
250-coin box (D) 5,668 5,678 10 0.18%

2015 Harry S. Truman $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 39,686 39,686
25-coin roll set (D)* 37,655 37,655
100-coin bag (P)* 3,477 3,477
100-coin bag (D)* 3,334 3,334
250-coin box (P) 7,854 7,861 7 0.09%
250-coin box (D) 5,820 5,829 9 0.15%

2014 Franklin Roosevelt $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P) 56,006 56,020 14 0.02%
25-coin roll set (D) 51,311 51,319 8 0.02%
100-coin bag (P)* 1,986 1,986
100-coin bag (D)* 1,968 1,968
250-coin box (P)* 6,977 6,977
250-coin box (D)* 5,025 5,025

2014 Herbert Hoover $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P) 52,035 52,039 4 0.01%
25-coin roll set (D) 45,156 45,159 3 0.01%
100-coin bag (P)* 1,978 1,978
100-coin bag (D)* 1,990 1,990
250-coin box (P) 6,994 6,994
250-coin box (D)* 5,050 5,050

Native American Dollar Rolls

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016-dated 25-coin roll set (P) 13,155 13,320 165 1.25%
2016-dated 25-coin roll set (D) 12,988 13,138 150 1.15%
2016-dated 100-coin bag (P) 712 730 18 2.53%
2016-dated 100-coin bag (D) 812 824 12 1.48%
2016-dated 250-coin box (P) 1,168 1,191 23 1.97%
2016-dated 250-coin box (D) 1,231 1,263 32 2.60%
2015-dated 25-coin roll set (P) 16,886 16,915 29 0.17%
2015-dated 25-coin roll set (D) 17,322 17,351 29 0.17%
2015-dated 100-coin bag (P) 1,809 1,812 3 0.17%
2015-dated 100-coin bag (D) 1,896 1,900 4 0.21%
2015-dated 250-coin box (P) 2,021 2,022 1 0.05%
2015-dated 250-coin box (D) 1,998 2,008 10 0.50%
2014-dated 25-coin roll set (P)* 19,173 19,173
2014-dated 25-coin roll set (D)* 19,113 19,113
2014-dated 100-coin bag (P)* 1,987 1,987
2014-dated 100-coin bag (D)* 1,990 1,990
2014-dated 250-coin box (P)* 2,611 2,611
2014-dated 250-coin box (D)* 2,480 2,480
2013-dated 25-coin roll set (P)* 24,914 24,914
2013-dated 25-coin roll set (D)* 23,864 23,864
2013-dated 100-coin bag (P)* 1,481 1,481
2013-dated 100-coin bag (D)* 1,478 1,478
2013-dated 250-coin box (P)* 2,508 2,508
2013-dated 250-coin box (D)* 2,496 2,496
2013-dated 500-coin box (P)* 498 498
2013-dated 500-coin box (D)* 494 494

Kennedy Half Dollar Rolls

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016-dated 200-coin bag (P&D) 4,199 4,261 62 1.48%
2016-dated 2-roll set (P&D) 14,802 15,006 204 1.38%
2015-dated 200-coin bag (P&D) 12,353 12,370 17 0.14%
2015-dated 2-roll set (P&D) 26,155 26,291 136 0.52%
2014-dated 200-coin bag (P&D)* 12,967 12,967
2014-dated 2-roll set (P&D)* 30,331 30,331
2013-dated 200-coin bag (P&D)* 9,980 9,980
2013-dated 2-roll set (P&D)* 24,918 24,918
2012-dated 200-coin bag (P&D)* 10,323 10,323
2012-dated 2-roll set (P&D)* 33,766 33,766

America the Beautiful Quarters Uncirculated Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 Issue 16,877 16,150 -727 -4.31%
2015 Issue 25,710 25,778 68 0.26%
2014 Issue 28,884 28,929 45 0.16%
2013 Issue 41,919 41,937 18 0.04%
2012 Issue* 42,223 42,223
2011 Issue 39,767 39,782 15 0.04%
2010 Issue 41,038 41,057 19 0.05%

America the Beautiful Quarters Circulating Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2015 Issue 18,674 18,733 59 0.32%
2014 Issue 22,193 22,217 24 0.11%
2013 Issue 27,903 27,916 13 0.05%
2012 Issue* 24,869 24,869
2011 Issue 35,191 35,205 14 0.04%
2010 Issue 38,697 38,712 15 0.04%

America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Shawnee 11,410 11,532 122 1.07%
Saratoga 13,921 13,937 16 0.11%
Bombay Hook 12,629 12,641 12 0.10%
Blue Ridge Parkway 16,057 16,149 92 0.57%
Kisatchie Set 14,431 14,442 11 0.08%
Homestead Set 15,370 15,412 42 0.27%
Everglades Set 13,753 13,761 8 0.06%
Great Sand Dunes Set 13,553 13,556 3 0.02%
Arches Three-Coin Set 15,120 15,127 7 0.05%
Shenandoah Three-Coin Set 16,748 16,750 2 0.01%
Great Smoky Mountains Set 18,588 18,588
Mount Rushmore Quarters Set 16,879 16,907 28 0.17%
Fort McHenry Quarters Set 15,681 15,689 8 0.05%
Great Basin Quarters Set 15,032 15,040 8 0.05%
Perry’s Victory Quarters Set 17,157 17,160 3 0.02%
White Mountain Quarters Set 18,056 18,056
Denali Quarters Set 17,285 17,297 12 0.07%
Hawaii Volcanoes Quarters Set* 16,508 16,647
Acadia Quarters Set 19,714 19,721 7 0.04%
Chaco Culture Quarters Set 19,140 19,152 12 0.06%
El Yunque Quarters Set* 19,891 19,891
Chickasaw Quarters Set 15,787 15,789 2 0.01%
Vicksburg Quarters Set 17,618 17,621 3 0.02%
Olympic Quarters Set 17,231 17,238 7 0.04%
Glacier Quarters Set 18,431 18,434 3 0.02%
Gettysburg Quarters Set 22,096 22,105 9 0.04%
Mount Hood Quarters Set 17,941 17,943 2 0.01%
Grand Canyon Quarters Set 21,336 21,345 9 0.04%
Yosemite Quarters Set 21,427 21,431 4 0.02%
Yellowstone Quarters Set 24,182 24,189 7 0.03%
Hot Springs Quarters Set 22,758 22,762 4 0.02%

2016 Cumberland Gap Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 3,042 3,144 102 3.35%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,122 3,240 118 3.78%
Three-Roll Set 7,329 7,543 214 2.92%
100-Coin Bag (P) 1,994 2,040 46 2.31%
100-Coin Bag (D) 1,993 2,033 40 2.01%
Two-Roll Set 7,070 7,159 89 1.26%

2016 Shawnee Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 3,916 3,959 43 1.10%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,647 3,699 52 1.43%
Three-Roll Set 8,606 8,659 53 0.62%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,009 2,024 15 0.75%
100-Coin Bag (D) 1,975 1,987 12 0.61%
Two-Roll Set 7,106 7,135 29 0.41%

2015 Saratoga Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,597 4,605 8 0.17%
40-Coin Roll (S) 4,230 4,241 11 0.26%
Three-Roll Set 9,165 9,175 10 0.11%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,211 2,212 1 0.05%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,150 2,153 3 0.14%
Two-Roll Set 7,415 7,426 11 0.15%

2015 Bombay Hook Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,460 4,466 6 0.13%
40-Coin Roll (S) 4,181 4,190 9 0.22%
Three-Roll Set 9,168 9,175 7 0.08%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,171 2,173 2 0.09%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,167 2,168 1 0.05%
Two-Roll Set 7,563 7,571 8 0.11%

2015 Blue Ridge Parkway Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,911 4,911
40-Coin Roll (S) 4,851 4,857 6 0.12%
Three-Roll Set 9,916 9,924 8 0.08%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,318 2,322 4 0.17%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,314 2,315 1 0.04%
Two-Roll Set 7,883 7,884 1 0.01%

2015 Kisatchie Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 5,144 5,149
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,800 4,801
Three-Roll Set* 9,805 9,811
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,382 2,383
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,344 2,344
Two-Roll Set* 7,963 7,967

2015 Homestead Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 5,484 5,490
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,483 4,483
Three-Roll Set* 10,631 10,638
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,824 2,824
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,490 2,490
Two-Roll Set* 8,536 8,537

 

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Seth Riesling

Tom Jurkowsky of the U.S. Mint has basically stated the Mint doesn’t know yet how it will sell the more than 5,000 gold dimes left over unsold from the first day of issue last month! How about just offering them to anyone who wants one on their website. This is not rocket science! Are they incapable of doing their jobs at Mint headquarters in Washington D.C.! ?

-NumisDudeTX

Joe#2

Seth, From what i heard in one of the rooms, These 5000 or so didn’t get 70’s from the (top dogs) And were sent back to the mint? hmmmmmmmmmmm. Could it be???????

Seth Riesling

Anything is believable at this point! Are they impotent at the Mint without a leader! ? How sad is that for the largest Mint in the world! ? Embarassing.
LOL

-NumisDudeTX

Joe#2

You got that right..

Christopher Williams

I also noticed that sales for the “2016 NPS” coins are sad at best.

Christopher Williams

HSN and Mike “Sold Out, Limited Edition” Mezack will be on this weekend.

I’m curious how he explains how the majority of his “2016 Mercury Gold Dimes” in ANACS SP70 graded condition are still available.

Seth Riesling

Christopher Williams-

Lol. I hope Mezack gets stuck with his third-rate ANACS gold dimes at HSN! Even the Mint has more than 5,000 left to sell. They are everywhere! At least he can’t return any now since the 7 day return period is over.

-NumisDudeTX

Steve b

I hate to ask this question but….. I’ve recd my Mercury gold order. Somewhere I read that the big dealers may have gotten them early or returned after grading so I was cautious in looking at mine. I noticed on one the capsule was ajar and easily opened. On the others there is a little nub on both the top and bottom piece that did not touch. Could it be these were opened, graded less than 70 and returned? Anybody else seeing those?

Christopher Williams

Seth-

I hope he gets stuck with them also.

He’ll be selling them for months. In my opinion, I don’t think he will ever sell all of them.

jim

Seth –
re: impotent – maybe more dormant or in a coma. With Jeppson “in charge” the collector is at the bottom of the mint’s non-existent to-do list. We’re already in May and yet the product schedule has no dates beyond May 18 and 12 TBDs still. This is an abysmal performance, even worse than his predecessor Peterson. The Senior Executive Service program has failed when it comes to managing the US Mint. I hate to see what will happen if his appointment is approved by the Senate.

Seth Riesling

jim –

Amen! Would it be too much to ask for an actual numismatist to be appointed as U.S. Mint Director?! That would be too logical for our government.

-NumisDudeTX

jim

Coin collecting was not even a thing back in 1792 so it’s no surprise that the stand-ins we get these days as director are only interested in making billions of pennies for the general public to hoard. I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the standard mint collectables are not even minted this year because managing the operations of the mint are too much for these guys to comprehend. As I said before look at the product schedule to see how far ahead they’re thinking. (OK, that’s not fair, I’m sure they’re thinking at least a year ahead, just too… Read more »

Karl

I ordered 10 dimes 6 minutes after the sale began, but had them shipped economy. It took 12 days to receive very bad condition coins. No doubt at all they’ve been picked through. I’ve learned my lesson! Overnight definitely.

jim

Overnight shipping for a smaller, thinner gold replica of a dime, one of 125,000, that should have been an actual silver dime only with a date of 2016 instead? I think you’re putting more value to this coin than what it’s actually worth.

Chris

Jim, If they stuck with the traditional coinage composition of 90% Gold 10% Copper maybe the dimensions would have been closer to the original dimes. Leave the .999 compositions for the bullion coins. Collector coins should use the traditional composition.

joera

I was hoping more of the Mercury Gold Dimes were sent back before the “7-day return” time. If we were lucky enough, the mintage of the Mercury Gold Dime may have a final mintage that will make it worth owning. Maybe it’s just wishful thinking. But it sure would be great!

jim

Chris –
Tell that to your Congressman. This wasn’t the mint’s decision though with the way things are going at the mint they probably wouldn’t even have thought of a 100th anniversary coin. Look at what they’re doing for the 30th anniversary of the American Eagle coins – nothing for the gold eagle and as little as possible for the silver eagle. And no mention of the 10th anniversary of the gold buffalo at all. Collector support from the mint is almost nonexistent.

Christopher Williams

I DVD’rd HSN and Mike “Sold Out, Limited Out” Edition” last night and he stated that 500 of his “2016 Mercury Gold Dimes” in SP70 (ANACS) have been sold so far.

He didn’t spend a lot of time on it.

He’s not going to waste time on an item that he can’t sell.

Seth Riesling

Christopher Williams- That is great news! Ripoff Mezack may have to dump his gold dimes on a wholesale dealer to get rid of them. He also bought almost 2,000 gold dimes for his Cable Shopping Network infomercials in addition to the 1,789 he bought to offer with a different ANACS label for his HSN coin shows. He had to pay $12 each coin to have them graded at a special rate for dealers at ANACS plus major insured shipping fees both ways. He is losing badly at this point. Especially since the Mint still has over 5,000 gold dimes leftover… Read more »

Christopher Williams

Seth-

Mike “Sold Out, Limited Edition” also claims “He is still waiting for his ten (10) coins from the US Mint.”

It really is great news; especially after last week when he stated “That he expected a total and complete sell-out.”

Love it!!!

Seth Riesling

Christopher Williams –

LMAO. That is too funny! I fell asleep very early & missed his P.T. Barnum carnival coin show. His orange fake tan face must be red with anger now! What goes around, comes around at some point.

Thanks for keeping me informed on Mezack.

-NumisDudeTX

Christopher Williams

Seth-

I DVDr’d it, so I got to watch him this morning.

There is no way he will sell all 1,789 to his viewers.

Sturgeon

My Dime arrived—Placed order 6 minutes after opening bell—Received Dime today 5-10-16 after a couple of calls to the mint—Minor dent on blue box corner–coin looks OK–Not very much detail on this one in my eyes. Maybe it’s the finish–I don’t mind the size. The pics of the quarter and half look kind of washed out for detail also.I was sort of disappointed. Maybe it will grow on me but I am thinking –do I want the Quarter and Half?

Alvaro Rodriguez

Mike Mezack still has 2/3 of the mercury gold dimes or about 1200 coins still. he was on last night and said that is a mercury dime? rarer than the 1916-D? no its not its a commemorative not even the same size of the original dimes. trying to push his coins out with fake info .He stated ” if you are a mercury dime collector you need this one to complete your set.” Rigthhhhh mike

Christopher Williams

Alvarado-

That’s one of his favorite lines to say “You need this to complete your set.”

And “I expect a complete and total sell-out.”

Yeah right, Mr. Sold Out, Limited Edition.

Ed

I do not think Mike is returning any coins to the mint. I believe most of the coins he gets are 70 or 69. He will sell the coins he has grated at 69. No problems with the coins I got from the mint. I do agree that Mike’s price at $500 for his third party grades coins repeat third-party grader is way over-the-top. People go buy them for less on eBay. I don’t begrudg Mike for making a big profit on his coins. This is America. But if people want to pay that amount without looking elsewhere well that’s… Read more »

James Madison

Why are you guys so upset with Mike? Selling coins is the business he’s in and making a profit is what every one wants.

Seth Riesling

James Madison-

The problem is Mike gives out misinformation & outright lies about his coins on HSN to a naive audience. Just one question: Would you buy any coin from him at HSN?

-NumisDudeTX

Christopher Williams

Seth is spot-on.

I, personally, have nothing against anyone making a buck, but his lies and misinformation is what angers us.

One of the segments on my video about Mike “Sold Out, Limited Edition” Mezack was about Mezack claiming (live on-air) that a particular coin he was hawking was “Sold Out” at the US Mint site.

Immediately after, I logged on to the US Mint site and made a purchase. That is just one of many instances.

Christopher Williams

One of the first words out of Mezack’s mouth tonight is that (paraphrasing) “There are only 500 of his 2016 Mercury Gold Dimes remaining.”

He called it his “closing quantity.”

Only 500 left? Really?

Anyone believe that?

Christopher Williams

I stand corrected, Mezack stated “Final quantities.”

Seth Riesling

Christopher Williams-

Lol. “I only have 500 gold Mercury dimes left” says Mezack, but the Mint has more than 6,000 left as of their latest sales report!
I bet his vault is full of them, since he bought at least 3,705 for his HSN & CSN TV coin shows.
Amazing bs from his filthy mouth.

-NumisDudeTX

Christopher Williams

Mike Unser-

Thank you for posting the numbers.

Astonishing: The 2016 Mark Twain Gold Proof Coin has a mintage limit of 100,000 and yet only 11,471 have been sold.

Also, the “2016 NPS Three-Coin Set” is only 2/3 sold.

jim

Christopher Williams – you DVR’d his show?!?! Face it – you guys just love to pick on somebody and complain. The dime has never been a hot collector’s item. Somebody convinced Congress to make the anniversary coins in gold – a big mistake, commemorating a small silver coin in gold when it should have been in silver all along. The others may fare better since they’re bigger but they too should have been in silver. Also, the Twain gold number is sitting in the normal range for for these commemorative coins. The 2012 Star-Spangled Banner coin only sold 18,000+ and… Read more »

Christopher Williams

Jim-

You have something against me DVR’ng his show?

Everyone has their own opinion and we respect each individual’s opinion here.

If you’re a fan of Mezack, more power to you and thank you for posting your opinion.

jim

No, DVR whatever you want as often as you want as much as you want.
I just think this whole conversation has gotten ridiculous to the extreme when you DVR Mezack’s show just so you can pick on him and ridicule him. I’m not a fan of Mezack, I don’t even have cable TV. I’m just trying to point out how far off topic (well I think it’s off topic) this conversation has gotten.

Seth Riesling

jim –

I respect your opinion, but if you ever watched a HSN coin show with Mezack you might change your opinion. Consumer awareness & protection against numismatic predators is VERY on topic. We all need to share info for beginners especially. Christopher Williams & I are not alone on this subject as many similar posts by others over the years here proves. Sharing info that is correct is caring & part of the hobby we enjoy. I feel it is my responsibility to do so.

Happy collecting jim!

-NumisDudeTX

Robert Wright

I actually appreciate the comments about the HSN sale. I normally do not collect gold coins and this one only peaked my interest because it was affordable. I had been tracking the sale date of the coin for awhile but once I get to work, things happen and the next thing I knew it was Friday. Since I had long since missed the deadline, I resigned myself to secondary market purchase. As luck would have it, this Mike guy had a show shortly after. I noticed he was selling this coin but when I saw the price, I balked. Because… Read more »

joera

Jim You can post your opinion here just like the rest of us. But how can someone give an opinion on something they do not even watch? I stand with Seth and Christopher Williams because they know what they are talking about because they have seen Mezak’s shows as have I. It sounds like you know about coin collecting and if you would watch Mezack you might have the same opinion as the rest of us. Seth and Christopher do not pick or complain, they just want us to know just how far out Mezack really is. I wish Mezak… Read more »

Christopher Williams

Jim-

That would be fun to get Mezack to comment here.

And “Thank you.”

Seth Riesling

Robert Wright –

Glad you didn’t get ripped off by Mezack. There are approximately 6,000 coin dealers in the USA & most are above board, but not the television dealers! I have watched their tv coin shows for 11 years & haven’t seen a good, fair price on any coin on tv yet! Shop around and compare is the best advice I can give you. Good Luck Robert.

Happy collecting!

-NumisDudeTX