Silver Prices End Week Lower, First Time in 2009

Silver prices ended the week lower for the first time in 2009. The London Silver Fix closed Friday to $10.78 an ounce, falling 44 cents, or 3.9 percent from last Friday’s close of $11.22.

US Mint Silver Coin Sales Stats – Jan 16

2008 Mint Silver Proof Sets and the uncirculated American Eagle Silver Dollar were the biggest unit gainers compared to previous silver coin stats from the US Mint sales sheets.

2009 Silver Dollars Commemorate 100th Anniversary of Flight in Canada

The newest 2009 silver dollar coins from the Royal Canadian Mint celebrate the centennial of Canada’s first flight and its historic leadership in aviation.

2009 Canadian $20 Silver Proof Coin Honors Coal Mining Trade

The Royal Canadian Mint on Friday launched a series of new 2009 collector coins, including its second silver issue in the Historical Commerce Collection honoring the Coal Mining Trade.

US Mint Silver Coin Sales Stats – Jan 11

2008 Annual Uncirculated Dollar set sales increased the most over the previous silver coin stats, according to the US Mint newest figures. Sales were up by 1,514 coins, or 3.73 percent.

Silver Prices Continue to Increase

Silver again ended the week on a higher note, following a trend beginning in early December. The London Silver Fix closed Friday to $11.22 an ounce, rising 14 cents or 1.3 percent from last Friday’s close of $11.08.

US Mint Silver Coin Sales Stats – Jan 7

Sales figures for the American Legacy Collection experienced the largest percentage rise compared to the previous US Mint sales report. Numbers increased 4.83 percent and by 2,777 units. For a product that was discontinued on December 12, its percent leadership is surprising and unexplained.

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