US Mint Gold and Silver Eagle Bullion Demand Hits January Highs
The United States Mint has closed out the month of January, publishing strong sales figures for its precious metals bullion coins.
American Eagle Silver Bullion Coin demand hit a record pace. Interest in American Eagle Gold Bullion Coins was elevated, reaching the top ten in all-time January sales. The numbers are more than interesting considering several factors, including New York gold prices falling 1.1 percent in January and silver prices plunging 3.9 percent.
Silver Eagle sales tallied up to an amazing 3,592,500, making it the best January ever for the one ounce silver coins. In comparison, only two months in the history of the program have ever seen numbers topping the 3 million mark. The most recent was March of last year with 3,132,000. The all-time leading month is December 1986 at 3,696,000 -- the first full month in which the coins were available under the new American Eagle Bullion program.
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Earlier this month, the Royal Canadian Mint released its first new collector coins of 2010. To follow up on our recent 2010 Proof Set Spotlight honouring the Canadian Navy's centennial as the theme of its 2010 Silver Dollar, we're now pleased to tell you about another perennial favourite -- the annual Specimen Set which pays tribute to one of Canada's remarkable feathered friends.
The Royal Canadian Mint 2010 Specimen Set includes seven Canadian coins with a combination of superb brilliant and frosted relief finishes on lined backgrounds.





