US Mint Sales: 2011 Silver Proof Set Tops 500,000

November 23, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

The latest sales figures brought to light another major milestone of a popular United States Mint silver product. After collectors purchased 6,687 of the 2011 Silver Proof Set last week, its total passed the 500,000 milestone.

2011 Silver Proof Set

The United States Mint 2011 Silver Proof Set topped 500,000 in sales

Year-to-date sales numbers for the Silver Proof Set wound up at 500,395 as of Monday, November 21.
This year’s set, currently priced at $67.95 by the Mint, went on sale on January 25, 2011 and has been solidly popular. Its weekly sales gains have been high for the last month, averaging above 5,000. The 2010 Silver Proof Set, also still available through the United States Mint website (http://www.usmint.gov) but at a lower $64.95 price, had its weekly sales rise 674 and sits with a total of 577,428. It has been available since August 26, 2010.

The only item to sell more than the Silver Proof Set was the 2011 Proof American Silver Eagle. Collectors bought 8,391 of them before the United States Mint removed them from availability as it sold out Tuesday, November 22. According to the Mint’s statistics, 850,000 proof Silver Eagles sold separately in addition to the 100,000 that sold in the 25th Anniversary American Silver Eagle Sets.

Rounding out the top seller list were the 2011 Uncirculated American Silver Eagle and the Medal of Honor Proof Silver Dollar. The uncirculated Silver Eagle jumped by 2,784. Its latest tally came to 194,706. The proof Medal of Honor Silver Dollar experienced its biggest jump in weeks when it catapulted by 2,576. So far, 105,356 of the proof dollars have sold since February 25, 2011.

The following are the latest United States Mint product sales figures:

United States Mint Sales: Collector Silver Coins and Sets

 
Previous Sales
New Sales
Unit Increase
% Increase
Mintage Limit
25th Anniversary Silver Eagle Set 100,000 100,000 0.00% 100,000
2011-W Proof Silver Eagle 841,609 850,000 8,391 1.00% none
2011-W Uncirculated American Silver Eagle 191,922 194,706 2,784 1.45% none
9/11 Medals – W 93,007 93,413 406 0.44% 2 Million
9/11 Medals – P 60,637 60,840 203 0.33%
2011-P Glacier 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 12,209 12,574 365 2.99% 35,000
2011-P Gettysburg 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 15,243 15,463 220 1.44% 35,000
2010-P Mount Hood 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 25,318 25,471 153 0.60% 27,000
2010-P Grand Canyon 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 26,019 26,019 0.00% 27,000
2010-P Yosemite 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 27,000 27,000 0.00% 27,000
2010-P Yellowstone 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 27,000 27,000 0.00% 27,000
2010-P Hot Springs 5 Ounce Uncirculated Coin 27,000 27,000 0.00% 27,000
2011 Medal of Honor Dollar Proof 102,780 105,356 2,576 2.51% 145,883 of 500,000
2011 Medal of Honor Dollar Uncirculated 40,355 40,527 172 0.43%
2011 US Army Dollar Proof 113,705 114,528 823 0.72% 157,061 of 500,000
2011 US Army Dollar Uncirculated 42,333 42,533 200 0.47%
2011 Silver Proof Set 493,708 500,395 6,687 1.35% none
2010 Silver Proof Set 576,754 577,428 674 0.12% none
2011 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set™ 124,191 125,607 1,416 1.14% none
2010 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set™ 269,428 269,802 374 0.14% none

 

Monday, November 21 , is the "as of date" for all the United States Mint collector coin sales figures shown above.

 

2011 America the Beautiful Bullion Coins Sales

Gettysburg 126,700
Glacier 126,700
Olympic 83,300
Vicksburg 32,200
Chickasaw 24,400
Year-to-Date Total 393,300

 

Friday, November 18, is the "as of date" for the America the Beautiful bullion coin sales.

US Mint Bullion Coin Sales: 2011 American Silver Eagle

January* 6,422,000
February 3,240,000
March 2,767,000
April 2,819,000
May 3,653,500
June 3,402,000
July 2,968,000
August 3,679,500
September 4,460,500
October 3,064,000
November 884,000
Total 37,359,500

 

Wednesday, November 23, is the "as of date" for bullion American Silver Eagle. *The sales figures include 469,500 of the 2010-dated Silver Eagle coins sold this year.


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