US Mint Sales: WWI Medals, Silver Eagles and Boys Town Coins Decline

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Photo of 2018-W Proof American Silver Eagle, Case, Certificate
CoinNews photo of a 2018-W Proof Silver Eagle. The coin’s sales logged a weekly loss of 5,968 for a new total of 235,897

A number of U.S. Mint collectibles stepped back in sales last week. Altogether, 32 products saw their numbers trimmed compared to 15 products in the previous week.

About half of them decreased gently. The other half stood out because of either:

  • their depth of decline — like the 5,968 drop of the 2018 Proof Silver Eagle,
  • their youth on the market — like the 859 reduction in WWI silver medals featuring the Navy, Marines, Coast Guard and Air Service, or
  • their status as already mintage low coins– like the 123 fall in products featuring the 2017 Boys Town Commemorative Coins.

In looking closer at the World War I Centennial products, the silver dollars rose by a combined 234 coins while the medals logged a net loss of 681 (only the Army medal advanced). This table shows their new totals:

  Price Individual Sales Total Sold % of Limits Sold
2018-P Proof WWI Silver Dollar $51.95 30,325 84,568 27.5%
(96,299 of 350,000)
2018-P Uncirculated WWI Silver Dollar $48.95 11,731 11,731
2018 WWI Silver Dollar and Army Silver Medal Set $99.95 13,321 13,321 54.2%
(54,243 of 100,000)
2018 WWI Silver Dollar and Navy Silver Medal Set $99.95 10,608 10,608
2018 WWI Silver Dollar and Marines Silver Medal Set $99.95 10,806 10,806
2018 WWI Silver Dollar Coast Guard Silver Medal Set $99.95 8,519 8,519
2018 WWI Silver Dollar Air Service Silver Medal Set $99.95 10,989 10,989

 

Weekly U.S. Mint Top Sellers

Here’s a listing of the U.S. Mint’s most popular products for the week ended Feb. 4:

  1. 2018 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set (+3,739 to 40,302)
  2. 2018 Congratulations Set (+1,400 to 12,499)
  3. 2017 Silver Proof Set (+829 to 336,560)
  4. 2018 Proof Platinum American Eagle (+786 to 8,316)
  5. 2017 Proof Set (+756 to 547,661)
  6. 2018-P Proof WWI Silver Dollar (+745 to 30,325)
  7. 2017-W Proof Silver Eagle (+639 to 374,357)
  8. 2018 Birth Set (+565 to 4,862)
  9. 2018 Happy Birthday Coin Set (+526 to 4,880)
  10. 2017 Mint Set (+456 to 273,374)

The U.S. Mint published sales data for 260 numismatic products. Forty-one products outperformed their prior weekly gains against 38 previously. Two products increased by more than 1,000 units compared to 8 previously.

US Mint Sales: Numismatic Products

Below are tables showing the latest sales for U.S. Mint numismatic products. The sales period covers Jan. 29 to Feb. 4. Products with an asterisk (*) are no longer available or had no reported sales.

225th Anniversary Products

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 American Liberty Silver Four-Medal Set 29,769 29,776 7 0.02%
2017-S Enhanced Uncirculated Coin Set* 210,428 210,428
2017-W American Liberty Gold Coin 27,580 27,644 64 0.23%
2017-P Proof American Liberty Silver Medal 55,183 55,197 14 0.03%

2016 Centennial Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Gold Walking Liberty Half-Dollar* 65,511 65,510 -1 0.00%
Gold Standing Liberty Quarter* 91,752 91,752
Gold Mercury Dime* 124,885 124,885

2018 WWI Centennial Silver Dollar and Medal Commemoratives

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2018 Proof WWI Silver Dollar 29,580 30,325 745 2.52%
2018 Uncirculated WWI Silver Dollar 11,561 11,731 170 1.47%
2018 WWI Silver Dollar and Army Silver Medal Set 13,143 13,321 178 1.35%
2018 WWI Silver Dollar and Navy Silver Medal Set 10,934 10,608 -326 -2.98%
2018 WWI Silver Dollar and Marines Silver Medal Set 10,930 10,806 -124 -1.13%
2018 WWI Silver Dollar Coast Guard Silver Medal Set 8,910 8,519 -391 -4.39%
2018 WWI Silver Dollar Air Service Silver Medal Set 11,007 10,989 -18 -0.16%

2017 Boys Town Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$5 Gold Proof* 1,830 1,822 -8 -0.44%
$5 Gold Uncirculated* 2,947 2,947
$1 Silver Proof* 26,112 26,085 -27 -0.10%
$1 Silver Uncirculated* 12,253 12,234 -19 -0.16%
50c Proof Clad Half-Dollar* 17,681 17,644 -37 -0.21%
50c Uncirculated Clad Half-Dollar* 15,549 15,532 -17 -0.11%
Three-Coin Proof Set* 5,532 5,525 -7 -0.13%

2017 Lions Clubs Commemorative Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
$1 Silver Proof* 68,525 68,524 -1 0.00%
$1 Silver Uncirculated* 17,250 17,247 -3 -0.02%

Clad Proof Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 Proof Set 546,905 547,661 756 0.14%
2016 Proof Set* 595,184 595,184
2018 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set 36,563 40,302 3,739 10.23%
2017 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set 85,699 85,818 119 0.14%
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set* 91,747 91,744 -3 0.00%
2016 Ronald Reagan Coin & Chronicles Set* 47,448 47,448
2016 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set* 231,555 231,550 -5 0.00%
2018 Happy Birthday Gift Set 4,354 4,880 526 12.08%
2017 Happy Birthday Gift Set 17,222 17,260 38 0.22%
2016 Happy Birthday Gift Set* 16,884 16,884
2015 Happy Birthday Gift Set* 14,470 14,470
2014 Happy Birthday Gift Set* 13,592 13,592
2013 Happy Birthday Gift Set* 12,028 12,028
2018 Birth Gift Set 4,297 4,862 565 13.15%
2017 Birth Gift Set 31,362 31,488 126 0.40%
2016 Birth Gift Set* 29,707 29,707
2015 Birth Gift Set* 34,548 34,548
2014 Birth Gift Set* 35,953 35,953
2013 Birth Gift Set* 42,465 42,465
2012 Birth Gift Set* 49,703 49,703

Silver Proof Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 Silver Proof Set 335,731 336,560 829 0.25%
2016 Silver Proof Set* 369,849 369,849
2015 Silver Proof Set* 387,310 387,310
2017 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set 84,763 84,960 197 0.23%
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set 95,650 95,651 1 0.00%
2018 Congratulations Gift Set 11,099 12,499 1,400 12.61%
2017 Congratulations Gift Set* 74,898 74,898
2016 Congratulations Gift Set* 5,966 5,966
2017 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set* 48,906 48,906
2016 Limited Edition Silver Proof Set* 49,412 49,412

US Mint Uncirculated Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016 American $1 Coin and Currency Set 50,739 50,739
2015 American $1 Coin and Currency Set* 88,805 88,805
2017 Uncirculated Mint Set 272,918 273,374 456 0.17%
2016 Uncirculated Mint Set 296,582 296,582
2016 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets* 55,047 55,047
2015 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets* 67,091 67,090 -1 0.00%
2014 Presidential $1 Coin Uncirculated Sets* 66,795 66,795
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* 87,429 87,429
2016 Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Sets* 19,818 19,818
2015 Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Sets* 22,691 22,691
2013 Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Discovery Sets* 10,923 10,923

Coin Discovery Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2014 9,637 9,652 15 0.16%

Proof Silver Eagles

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2018-W Proof Silver Eagles 241,865 235,897 -5,968 -2.47%
2018-W Proof Silver Eagles (Bulk Pack – 210 Coins) 191 186 -5 -2.62%
2017-W Proof Silver Eagles 373,718 374,357 639 0.17%
2017-W Proof Silver Eagles (Bulk Pack – 210 Coins) 240 240
2016-W Proof Silver Eagles 584,354 584,449 95 0.02%
2015-W Proof Silver Eagles* 699,623 699,623

Uncirculated Silver Eagles

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 140,804 140,948 144 0.10%
2016* 217,924 217,324 -600 -0.28%
2015* 201,188 201,188

2017 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz 8,535 8,599 64 0.75%
1/2 oz 2,342 2,357 15 0.64%
1/4 oz 4,146 4,197 51 1.23%
1/10 oz* 11,163 11,163
4-Coin Set 9,812 9,812

2016 Proof American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
1 oz 24,040 24,063 23 0.10%
1/2 oz 5,909 5,917 8 0.14%
1/4 oz* 7,135 7,135
1/10 oz* 21,629 21,629
4-Coin Set* 17,270 17,270

Uncirculated American Eagle Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017* 5,800 5,800
2016* 6,887 6,887

Proof American Buffalo Gold Coins

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 Proof Gold Buffalo 15,416 15,580 164 1.06%
2016 Proof Gold Buffalo* 21,878 21,878

Proof American Platinum Eagle

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2018 7,530 8,316 786 10.44%
2017* 8,892 8,892
2016* 9,151 9,151

America the Beautiful 5 Oz Silver Coins

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017-P George Rogers Clark Silver Coins 14,764 14,759 -5 -0.03%
2017-P Ellis Island Silver Coins 17,695 17,695
2017-P Ozark Riverways Silver Coins 16,727 16,790 63 0.38%
2017-P Frederick Douglass Silver Coins 16,852 16,907 55 0.33%
2017-P Effigy Mounds Silver Coins 16,553 16,575 22 0.13%
2016-P Fort Moultrie Silver Coins 17,882 17,882
2016-P Theodore Roosevelt Silver Coins* 18,917 18,917
2016-P Harpers Ferry Silver Coins* 18,896 18,896
2016-P Cumberland Gap Silver Coins* 18,713 18,713
2016-P Shawnee Silver Coins* 18,781 18,781
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* 21,286 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
Nancy Reagan Proof (2016)* 3,548 3,548
Nancy Reagan Uncirculated (2016)* 2,010 2,010
Betty Ford Proof (2016)* 2,484 2,471 -13 -0.52%
Betty Ford Uncirculated (2016)* 1,825 1,825
Pat Nixon Proof (2016)* 2,646 2,646
Pat Nixon Uncirculated (2016)* 1,839 1,839
Lady Bird Johnson Proof (2015)* 2,653 2,653
Lady Bird Johnson Uncirculated (2015)* 1,930 1,927 -3 -0.16%
Jacqueline Kennedy Proof (2015)* 11,222 11,222
Jacqueline Kennedy Uncirculated (2015)* 6,771 6,771
Mamie Eisenhower Proof (2015)* 2,704 2,704
Mamie Eisenhower Uncirculated (2015)* 2,102 2,102
Bess Truman Proof (2015)* 2,747 2,747
Bess Truman Uncirculated (2015)* 1,946 1,946
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)* 1,936 1,936
Grace Coolidge Proof (2014)* 2,315 2,315
Grace Coolidge Uncirculated (2014)* 1,949 1,949
Florence Harding Proof (2014)* 2,372 2,372
Florence Harding Uncirculated (2014)* 1,944 1,944
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 Coin Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2016-P* 9,717 9,717
2016-D* 7,026 7,026
2015-P* 14,904 14,903 -1 -0.01%
2015-D* 11,711 11,711
2014-P* 14,298 14,297 -1 -0.01%
2014-D* 11,058 11,058
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
Reagan* 15,649 15,649
Ford* 7,198 7,198
Nixon* 8,426 8,426
Johnson* 8,562 8,562
Kennedy* 24,183 24,183
Eisenhower* 9,847 9,847
Truman* 8,693 8,693
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* 11,325 11,325
Jane Pierce* 9,100 9,100
Buchanan’s Liberty* 9,189 9,189
Mary Todd Lincoln* 15,858 15,858
Eliza Johnson* 7,418 7,418
Julia Grant* 7,983 7,983
Lucy Hayes* 6,439 6,439
Lucretia Garfield* 6,251 6,251
Alice Paul* 6,296 6,296
Frances Cleveland (1st)* 5,777 5,777
Caroline Harrison* 5,676 5,676
Frances Cleveland (2nd)* 5,493 5,493

Presidential $1 Coin Covers

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
Ronald Reagan* 20,199 20,199
Gerald R. Ford* 12,781 12,781
Richard M. Nixon* 14,675 14,675
Lyndon B. Johnson* 13,606 13,606
John F. Kennedy* 24,483 24,483
Dwight D. Eisenhower* 14,823 14,823
Harry S. Truman* 14,788 14,788
Franklin Roosevelt* 15,452 15,452
Herbert Hoover* 12,585 12,585
Calvin Coolidge* 13,060 13,060
Warren G. Harding* 13,197 13,197
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* 23,958 23,958
Franklin Pierce* 22,413 22,413
James Buchanan* 21,139 21,138 -1 0.00%
Abraham Lincoln* 36,783 36,783
Andrew Johnson* 19,591 19,591
Ulysses S. Grant* 20,491 20,491
Rutherford B. Hayes* 17,817 17,817
James Garfield* 16,897 16,897
Chester Arthur* 17,193 17,192 -1 -0.01%
Grover Cleveland (1st)* 15,540 15,540
Benjamin Harrison* 15,289 15,289
Grover Cleveland (2nd)* 14,573 14,573
William McKinley* 14,989 14,989
Theodore Roosevelt* 18,044 18,044
William Howard Taft* 13,889 13,888 -1 -0.01%
Woodrow Wilson* 13,555 13,555

2016 Ronald Reagan $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 46,392 46,392
25-coin roll set (D)* 42,684 42,684
100-coin bag (P)* 2,452 2,452
100-coin bag (D)* 2,249 2,249
250-coin box (P)* 7,769 7,769
250-coin box (D)* 6,951 6,951

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

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 44,268 44,268
25-coin roll set (D)* 39,552 39,551 -1 0.00%
100-coin bag (P)* 2,676 2,676
100-coin bag (D)* 1,186 1,186
250-coin box (P)* 4,878 4,878
250-coin box (D)* 4,775 4,775

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

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 46,037 46,037
25-coin roll set (D)* 40,045 40,045
100-coin bag (P)* 2,822 2,822
100-coin bag (D)* 1,387 1,387
250-coin box (P)* 5,230 5,230
250-coin box (D)* 5,143 5,143

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)* 1,929 1,929
100-coin bag (D)* 1,705 1,705
250-coin box (P)* 4,688 4,688
250-coin box (D)* 6,299 6,299

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

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 53,802 53,802
25-coin roll set (D)* 48,061 48,061
100-coin bag (P)* 2,935 2,932 -3 -0.10%
100-coin bag (D)* 2,690 2,690
250-coin box (P)* 7,999 7,999
250-coin box (D)* 7,382 7,382

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)* 2,666 2,663 -3 -0.11%
100-coin bag (D)* 2,500 2,500
250-coin box (P)* 7,968 7,968
250-coin box (D)* 6,330 6,330

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)* 3,492 3,492
100-coin bag (D)* 3,334 3,334
250-coin box (P)* 8,308 8,308
250-coin box (D)* 6,550 6,550

2014 Franklin Roosevelt $1 Coin Rolls, Bags, Boxes

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
25-coin roll set (P)* 59,770 59,770
25-coin roll set (D)* 54,121 54,121
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)* 53,659 53,659
25-coin roll set (D) 46,773 46,773
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
2017-dated 25-coin roll set (P) 15,168 15,214 46 0.30%
2017-dated 25-coin roll set (D) 14,614 14,663 49 0.34%
2017-dated 100-coin bag (P) 1,258 1,274 16 1.27%
2017-dated 100-coin bag (D) 1,167 1,176 9 0.77%
2017-dated 250-coin box (P) 1,749 1,773 24 1.37%
2017-dated 250-coin box (D) 1,832 1,853 21 1.15%
2016-dated 25-coin roll set (P)* 17,890 17,890
2016-dated 25-coin roll set (D)* 17,434 17,434
2016-dated 100-coin bag (P)* 2,221 2,221
2016-dated 100-coin bag (D)* 2,131 2,131
2016-dated 250-coin box (P)* 1,955 1,955
2016-dated 250-coin box (D)* 2,138 2,138
2015-dated 25-coin roll set (P)* 18,763 18,763
2015-dated 25-coin roll set (D)* 19,021 19,021
2015-dated 100-coin bag (P)* 2,415 2,415
2015-dated 100-coin bag (D)* 2,455 2,455
2015-dated 250-coin box (P)* 2,329 2,329
2015-dated 250-coin box (D)* 2,311 2,311

Kennedy Half Dollar Rolls

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017-dated 200-coin bag (P&D) 8,567 8,593 26 0.30%
2017-dated 2-roll set (P&D) 21,277 21,348 71 0.33%
2016-dated 200-coin bag (P&D)* 11,393 11,393
2016-dated 2-roll set (P&D)* 23,493 23,492 -1 0.00%
2015-dated 200-coin bag (P&D)* 13,762 13,762
2015-dated 2-roll set (P&D)* 28,487 28,487

America the Beautiful Quarters Uncirculated Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 Issue* 29,947 29,947
2016 Issue* 29,559 29,559
2015 Issue* 28,968 28,968
2014 Issue* 31,364 31,364
2013 Issue* 43,217 43,217
2012 Issue* 42,223 42,223
2011 Issue* 40,709 40,709
2010 Issue* 42,104 42,104

America the Beautiful Quarters Circulating Coin Set

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
2017 Issue 19,491 19,660 169 0.87%
2016 Issue 22,068 22,113 45 0.20%
2015 Issue* 22,356 22,356
2014 Issue* 24,696 24,696
2013 Issue* 29,898 29,898
2012 Issue* 24,869 24,869
2011 Issue* 37,188 37,188
2010 Issue* 40,768 40,768

America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin Sets

Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
George Rogers Clark 12,275 12,326 51 0.42%
Ellis Island 16,286 16,390 104 0.64%
Ozark Riverways 13,563 13,575 12 0.09%
Frederick Douglass 13,687 13,712 25 0.18%
Effigy Mounds 13,280 13,292 12 0.09%
Fort Moultrie 12,673 12,675 2 0.02%
Theodore Roosevelt 15,324 15,340 16 0.10%
Harpers Ferry 13,715 13,722 7 0.05%
Cumberland Gap 14,404 14,410 6 0.04%
Shawnee 14,899 14,900 1 0.01%
Saratoga* 14,950 14,950
Bombay Hook* 13,400 13,400
Blue Ridge Parkway* 17,165 17,165
Kisatchie Set* 15,196 15,196
Homestead Set* 16,114 16,114
Everglades Set* 14,373 14,373
Great Sand Dunes Set* 14,119 14,119
Arches Three-Coin Set* 15,859 15,859
Shenandoah Three-Coin Set* 17,351 17,351
Great Smoky Mountains Set* 18,588 18,588
Mount Rushmore Quarters Set* 17,924 17,924
Fort McHenry Quarters Set* 16,345 16,345
Great Basin Quarters Set* 15,526 15,526
Perry’s Victory Quarters Set* 17,643 17,643
White Mountain Quarters Set* 18,056 18,056
Denali Quarters Set* 18,193 18,193
Hawaii Volcanoes Quarters Set* 16,508 16,647
Acadia Quarters Set* 19,940 19,940
Chaco Culture Quarters Set* 20,028 20,028
El Yunque Quarters Set* 19,891 19,891
Chickasaw Quarters Set* 16,184 16,184
Vicksburg Quarters Set* 18,095 18,095
Olympic Quarters Set* 17,718 17,718
Glacier Quarters Set* 19,046 19,046
Gettysburg Quarters Set* 22,869 22,869
Mount Hood Quarters Set* 18,384 18,384
Grand Canyon Quarters Set* 22,133 22,133
Yosemite Quarters Set* 22,154 22,154
Yellowstone Quarters Set* 25,048 25,048
Hot Springs Quarters Set* 23,203 23,203

2017 George Rogers Clark Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 3,823 3,841 18 0.47%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,278 3,307 29 0.88%
Three-Roll Set 7,919 7,964 45 0.57%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,049 2,057 8 0.39%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,012 2,019 7 0.35%
Two-Roll Set 6,258 6,272 14 0.22%

2017 Ellis Island Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,145 4,161 16 0.39%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,705 3,728 23 0.62%
Three-Roll Set 8,645 8,676 31 0.36%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,292 2,302 10 0.44%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,145 2,151 6 0.28%
Two-Roll Set 6,469 6,474 5 0.08%

2017 Ozark Riverways Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 3,987 3,995 8 0.20%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,732 3,744 12 0.32%
Three-Roll Set 8,440 8,456 16 0.19%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,122 2,125 3 0.14%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,088 2,089 1 0.05%
Two-Roll Set 6,659 6,662 3 0.05%

2017 Frederick Douglass Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,173 4,181 8 0.19%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,855 3,868 13 0.34%
Three-Roll Set 8,670 8,687 17 0.20%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,288 2,295 7 0.31%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,181 2,189 8 0.37%
Two-Roll Set 6,822 6,827 5 0.07%

2017 Effigy Mounds Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S) 4,176 4,185 9 0.22%
40-Coin Roll (S) 3,922 3,929 7 0.18%
Three-Roll Set 8,732 8,744 12 0.14%
100-Coin Bag (P) 2,300 2,304 4 0.17%
100-Coin Bag (D) 2,176 2,178 2 0.09%
Two-Roll Set 6,910 6,913 3 0.04%

2016 Fort Moultrie Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 4,433 4,433
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,191 4,191
Three-Roll Set* 8,883 8,883
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,260 2,260
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,187 2,187
Two-Roll Set* 7,023 7,023

2016 Theodore Roosevelt Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 4,863 4,863
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,652 4,652
Three-Roll Set* 9,616 9,616
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,410 2,410
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,259 2,259
Two-Roll Set* 7,598 7,598

2016 Harpers Ferry Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 4,766 4,766
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,502 4,502
Three-Roll Set* 9,479 9,479
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,235 2,235
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,183 2,183
Two-Roll Set* 7,698 7,698

2016 Cumberland Gap Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 4,634 4,634
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,479 4,479
Three-Roll Set* 9,464 9,464
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,339 2,339
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,270 2,270
Two-Roll Set* 7,500 7,500

2016 Shawnee Quarters

  Old
Sales
Latest
Sales
Gain/
Loss
%
Increase
100-Coin Bag (S)* 4,894 4,894
40-Coin Roll (S)* 4,581 4,581
Three-Roll Set* 9,845 9,845
100-Coin Bag (P)* 2,288 2,288
100-Coin Bag (D)* 2,235 2,235
Two-Roll Set* 7,680 7,680

 

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Old Collector

I’m just speculating here, but is it possible that the U.S. Mint’s silver coin sales might increase appreciably if the Mint began to follow its own published original guidelines of promising to adjust its silver prices to at least come close to conforming to the current market value of the metal? Instead, the Mint has in fact been adhering to the practice of actually raising prices on silver coins and medals even as the melt value of silver has steadily declined over the past couple of months. To compound the already vexing disparity of this pricing scheme, it is also… Read more »

Seth Riesling

Old Collector –

You must have read my post here the other day on this same subject. You got it right! That is exactly what the U.S. Mint has been doing for years! They are engaged in deceptive trade practices with their silver coin & medal products due to no pricing grid for silver products. And since they are a 100% U.S. Government monopoly, nothing happens unless Congress under their Constitutional control of all coinage matters tells the Mint to make this situation fair for all customers.

-NumisdudeTX

Old Collector

Seth Riesling – While I unfortunately missed your recent post on this subject, we are clearly of one mind when it comes to feeling the need to castigate the Mint for its ridiculously unfair and patently underhanded practices regarding silver pricing. That being said, I wouldn’t suggest holding our breath waiting for the Congress to take the Mint to task regarding this issue, since if the powers that be cared at all about this type of governmental agency misbehavior they would already have taken action long ago. It’s my belief that while we are clearly free to grouse all we… Read more »

Cincinnatus

The commemorative sales are anemic at best. Bad designs and extremely over priced coins aren’t going to help. They are charging 3 times the spot price for a coin that in the secondary market will be considered bullion.

The military coins always do well and I was shocked the CCAC and CFA actually approved the WWI design.

For the around the same price of the Uncir. and Proof coins – I can get a nice 1919-D MS-63 Lincoln cent. Modern coins – for the most part are not worth it.

Chas Barber

The Mint is out of touch on silver pricing, raising it as it remains rangebound @ 16-17.75 for a couple YEARS! The designs are awful this year, the WW1 coin is odd, eyes close, left handed charge, with the artist’s own nose (!)……..whatever The Breast Cancer is a great idea, but who is the target audience, collectors or cancer survivors, etc. As with the Lions Club, BT, & other ‘charity’ issues the leg$ for the issue may be wobbly @ best inthe long run.

Tinto

With the Mint merrily messing up the regular collector for years, is it any wonder their sales are down .. the big buyers are probably qualified to buy a lot of the “numismatic” Mint stuff at a discount so they might not pay attention to the content of silver .. only that they can foist it ultimately on the regular collector who might not have a clue about the Mint not upping the silver content .. but sooner or later at least some will know and they will cut off their Mint purchases in protest ..

Old Collector

Tinto –
You hit the proverbial nail right on the head. Just wait a couple of years and this coin will – as many others like it have over the years – make a dramatically splashy reappearance on HSN or some other such ludicrous coin show ripoff spot as a “certified rarity”, and at a healthy premium over its current Mint price. And so it goes.

chuck

Agree about silver. The mint must not consider silver to be a precious metal (just the prices they charge are precious).
Also, if you look at their “Numismatic Precious Metal Products: Sales” the most current year they list is 2012. Perhaps, they are using a silver price from “back in the day” too when silver was more than twice its current price. Would the IRS let us wait over 5 years to update (file) our taxes?

Old Collector

chuck –
I wonder, Chuck, if they are indeed actually underhanded, totally incompetent, simply ignorant or just plain old lazy there? It would be interesting to find out!

Mouse

As a Canadian and avid numismatist / bullion stacker, I am no stranger to inflated premiums on proof coins. My Royal Canadian Mint has had inflated premiums on proof coins for years. As a result, I have shifted my focus to purchasing US mint products (numismatic and bullion) as well as international mint products. When I factor in any conversion rate from the US to Canadian dollar, I’m still getting a deal. I will always have love for my mint, but at the end of the day, competition in the market is just that. My personal finances / responsibility to… Read more »

Old Collector

Mouse –
Very well said indeed, and it looks like we U.S. citizens aren’t the only ones getting shafted by our National Mint. I suppose this is where the old “misery loves company” dictum kicks in. 🙂
Many thanks for sharing in general and for the expanded enlightenment in particular; every bit of additional knowledge helps!

chuck

Old Collector,
Likely greed too. What they fail to take into account is they have been “killing off collectors” for years. Their “Golden Goose” will soon be gone but doubt they will lose their job, over that, so just more taxes for us to support them.

Old Collector

chuck, The problem with government agencies of any sort – and this applies to anything and everything from the military to the department of motor vehicles – is that they do not answer to nor are they ever at the mercy of the imperatives represented by a profit structure. Taxes, which they see as “free money”, flow their way without impediment, which is why the brutal truth is that these so-called “public” institutions are essentially the most egregious entitlement guzzlers of the nation. The U.S. Mint, being an integral part of this long-standing quasi-socialist system, has no incentive whatsoever to… Read more »

Mouse

Greetings Old Collector and Chuck – I am in agreement with you both and sadly I am seeing our mints “killing off old collectors”.My family and I are avid numismatists. My father has taught me many valuable lessons along the way about collecting and when to move my focus to other mints and products (numismatic coins vrs bullion coins). Mints seem to be designing a lot of their products to cater to a new and younger market that sadly in my opinion does not exist yet. When modern coins become minted in mass / value of a trinket / my… Read more »

Old Collector

Mouse,
Thank you for your open, honest and heartfelt share, and trust me, I do feel your pain.

PA in Oregon

I was a US mint customer for many years, though was very selective about what I would purchase. I have decided to stop buying new US mint products. They have gotten so far inflated above the spot prices and the mint keeps coming out with so many different products, flooding the market. Plus the fact that with rare exceptions of a high demand product with low mintage (which is becoming less and less likely over time), or if the metal prices increase substantially, you wind up with something worth less than what you paid for, even 10-20 years down the… Read more »

Old Collector

PA in Oregon, You are right about both aspects of the US Mint situation. Most of the coins – whether individually or in sets – lose value as soon as “you drive them of the lot”, so to speak, but your other statement also applies, to the effect that they are still, in your words, worth acquiring if ” you are collecting mainly for the pleasure of having pretty coins that you enjoy.” As a retiree dependent on Social Security my funds are understandably rather limited, but I still very much enjoy adding the occasional new coin or set to… Read more »