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Mintage limits were reduced for the 2010 coins from 20,000 for each product option to 15,000 across both, and Buchanan’s Liberty coins came close to reaching the halfway mark. In just ten days since the release, the total sold hit 7,399, which accounts for 49.3 percent of the maximum allowed. [click to continue…]
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Over 7,000 First Spouse coins sold during the week, with Buchanan’s Liberty coins taking up 6,127 of them. The new Liberty only went on sale Thursday, September 2, and by Sunday 3,641 proofs and 2,486 uncirculated were snatched. The start was much higher than many recent releases. Each of the last four launches came in under 3,000 total. [click to continue…]
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The frontrunner of the series was the uncirculated Fillmore coin for a second week in a row. It rose by 86, but that was far from the prior round’s 133. Next was Jane Pierce proof coins, at 81, and its uncirculated version, which gained 51. Previously they had climbed 90 and 94, respectively. [click to continue…]
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The uncirculated Fillmore First Spouse Gold Coins advanced by 133, which was a complete turnaround from its prior movement of -42. The proof version rose 44, after ranking last place with a -44 in the previous round. [click to continue…]
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Jane Pierce First Spouse Gold Coins were most popular, with the proof version advancing by 82 and the uncirculated by 64. Sarah Polk’s coins were third and fourth, since the uncirculated gained 36 and the proof climbed by 23. [click to continue…]
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Jane Pierce First Spouse Gold Coins held the majority, with 121. The proofs added 77 and the uncirculated climbed 44. The prior week’s numbers had been 59 and 18 respectively.
Last week’s highest performer, Sarah Polk’s uncirculated, slowed to 30 this time after gaining 99. Its proof version also picked up 30, which was higher than 28 previously. [click to continue…]
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According to the latest United States Mint sales figures, Polk’s uncirculated advanced by 99 compared to 97 previously. The second closest gain was Jane Pierce’s proof, which increased by 59, while in the prior report it had been 211. [click to continue…]
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Every coin actually gained in sales over prior weekly numbers. Jane Pierce proofs rose the most by adding 211. Sarah Polk uncirculated was the second biggest gainer, increasing by 97. The two coins that moved the least, picking up 29 each, were Abigail Fillmore uncirculated and Margaret Taylor proofs. [click to continue…]
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In seven days, the entire Spouse series gained 282, up from 181 previously. Five out of the available eight coins saw higher sales, and seven experienced double digit gains. Still, July has not been as good as June, but that is to be expected since the U.S. Mint released the Jane Pierce coins on June 3 which drew in the typical influx of orders.
Jane Pierce proofs came in second place by a hair, since they increased by 77. Pierce’s uncirculated took third, rising by 35. Abigail Fillmore uncirculated coins ranked last, for the second week in a row, but at least their gain was positive. In the last report, Fillmore’s uncirculated fell by -18, but this time increased by 6. [click to continue…]
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As a group the entire series gained 181, the most recent U.S. Mint sales data showed. Sales came down from the 444 during the prior week and were the lowest since early June. Two out of eight coins managed only single digit gains while the remaining pulled off double digit gains.
Jane Pierce proofs and uncirculated led in sales again, tacking on 81 and 51 respectively, while previously they had risen 89 and 181. Third and fourth place went to Margaret Taylor and Abigail Fillmore proofs. Each picked up 22 and 21 new sales. [click to continue…]
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