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U.S. Mint Sales Report: 2016 Uncirculated Mint Set and Ford Coin Cover Debut

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16rj_aTINyThe U.S. Mint has released its weekly numismatic sales report, giving us our first look at numbers for the 2016 U.S. Mint Uncirculated Set and the 2016 Gerald Ford One Dollar Coin Cover.

The 2016 U.S. Mint Uncirculated Set has sold 127,489 units since its debut last Wednesday, by far the highest total posted by any product during this period. Sales for the set constituted 81% of all new purchases counted on this report, but marked a decrease compared to last year’s issue, which sold 144,137 units during its first week.

Second place went to last week’s other new product, the Ford One Dollar Cover Cover, which sold 10,499 units. The 2016 U.S. Mint Proof Set was close behind, grabbing third with an impressive 10,362 units sold.

One again, negative corrections make up an important part of this week’s story. Those keeping tabs on the fate of the 2016 Mercury Dime Centennial Gold Coin will care to know that the item had its sales total adjusted downward by 1,396 pieces to 116,299. This is the fourth significant decrease in a row for the item, which continues to be audited as the Mint decides how best to make the remaining dimes available to collectors. The present tally leaves room for the sale of up to 8,701 more coins before reaching the 125,000-piece mintage limit.

Also of interest is a surprising 8,529-set downward adjustment for the 2016 U.S. Mint Silver Proof Set, which saw its overall total drop from 196,188 to 187,659 units during this period.

Mintage limits for the products on the following report can be viewed on the Coin Update Mintage Limit Chart. The full weekly sales report is included below.

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The following statistics show total sales for the listed items through May 22, 2016. The first numerical column includes information from the Mint’s May 15 report, the second column displays this week’s updated numbers, and the third column tallies the increase in sales over the last week. Items new to the report are listed in bold. For more information on any of these products, please visit the U.S. Mint’s online product catalog.

Product Last Week’s Report This Week’s Report Change
2016 COMMEMORATIVE COINS
Mark Twain $5 Gold Proof 11,541 11,594 53
Mark Twain $5 Gold Uncirculated 5,087 5,103 16
Mark Twain Silver Dollar Proof 60,648 61,657 1,009
Mark Twain Silver Dollar Uncirculated 22,424 22,553 129
National Park Service $5 Gold Proof 3,347 3,411 64
National Park Service $5 Gold Uncirculated 2,622 2,654 32
National Park Service Silver Dollar Proof 37,310 38,322 1,012
National Park Service Silver Dollar Uncirculated 14,297 14,514 217
National Park Service Clad Half Dollar Proof 26,360 26,931 571
National Park Service Clad Half Dollar Uncirculated 13,661 13,859 198
National Park Service 3-Coin Proof Set 11,028 11,139 111
2016 CENTENNIAL GOLD COINS
Mercury Dime 117,695 116,299 -1,396
2016 AMERICAN EAGLE GOLD PROOF COINS
One Ounce 12,973 13,111 138
One-half Ounce 2,879 2,926 47
One-quarter Ounce 3,799 3,840 41
One-tenth Ounce 11,361 11,854 493
Four-Coin Set 9,764 9,897 133
2016 AMERICAN EAGLE GOLD UNCIRCULATED COIN 4,745 4,458 -287
2016 AMERICAN BUFFALO GOLD PROOF COIN 15,220 15,383 163
2016 AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 5 OZ UNCIRCULATED COINS
Shawnee National Forest 16,851 17,011 160
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park 15,685 16,215 530
FIRST SPOUSE GOLD COINS
Florence Harding Uncirculated (2014) 1,897 1,904 7
Grace Coolidge Uncirculated (2014) 1,924 1,932 8
Lou Hoover Proof (2014) 2,392 2,392 0
Lou Hoover Uncirculated (2014) 1,872 1,883 11
Bess Truman Proof (2015) 2,479 2,481 2
Bess Truman Uncirculated (2015) 1,726 1,729 3
Mamie Eisenhower Proof (2015) 2,704 2,704 0
Mamie Eisenhower Uncirculated (2015) 1,801 1,803 2
Jacqueline Kennedy Uncirculated (2015) 6,073 6,084 11
Lady Bird Johnson Proof (2015) 2,475 2,477 2
Lady Bird Johnson Uncirculated (2015) 1,609 1,611 2
Patricia Nixon Proof (2016) 2,069 2,077 8
Patricia Nixon Uncirculated (2016) 1,210 1,214 4
Betty Ford Proof (2016) 1,705 1,714 9
Betty Ford Uncirculated (2016) 1,060 1,071 11
2013 PROOF SETS
2013 Birth Set 41,290 41,309 19
2013 Happy Birthday Set 11,555 11,565 10
2014 PROOF SETS
2014 Birth Set 34,092 34,107 15
2014 Happy Birthday Set 12,988 12,993 5
2015 PROOF SETS
2015 U.S. Mint Proof Set 645,796 646,239 443
2015 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set 97,023 97,088 65
2015 SILVER PROOF SETS
2015 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set 99,731 99,890 159
2015 U.S. Mint Silver Proof Set 372,041 372,606 565
2016 PROOF SETS
2016 U.S. Mint Proof Set 241,813 252,175 10,362
2016 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set 159,119 160,735 1,616
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Proof Set 55,806 56,541 735
2016 Birth Set 12,501 13,007 506
2016 Happy Birthday Set 8,927 9,150 223
2016 SILVER PROOF SETS
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set 65,256 66,096 840
2016 U.S. Mint Silver Proof Set 196,188 187,659 -8,529
2010 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2010 America the Beautiful Quarters 41,091 41,109 18
2010 CIRCULATING COIN SETS
2010 America the Beautiful Quarters 38,738 38,748 10
2011 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2011 America the Beautiful Quarters 39,813 39,822 9
2011 Presidential $1 Unc Coin Set 84,918 84,947 29
2011 CIRCULATING COIN SETS
2011 America the Beautiful Quarters 35,236 35,254 18
2013 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2013 America the Beautiful Quarters 41,972 41,988 16
2013 Theodore Roosevelt Discovery Set 9,966 9,971 5
2013 CIRCULATING COIN SETS
2013 America the Beautiful Quarters 27,951 27,969 18
2014 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2014 America the Beautiful Quarters 28,978 29,003 25
2014 Presidential $1 Coin Unc Set 61,399 61,440 41
2014 CIRCULATING COIN SETS
2014 America the Beautiful Quarters 22,259 22,281 22
2014 Presidential $1 Circ Set (P) 12,616 12,639 23
2014 Presidential $1 Circ Set (D) 9,290 9,302 12
2015 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2015 U.S. Mint Uncirculated Set 304,286 305,482 1,196
2015 America the Beautiful Quarters 25,832 25,896 64
2015 Presidential $1 Unc Coin Set 55,128 55,237 109
2015 CIRCULATING COIN SETS
2015 Presidential $1 Circ Set (P) 10,732 10,750 18
2015 Presidential $1 Circ Set (D) 9,243 9,265 22
2015 ATB Quarter Circ Set 18,805 18,852 47
2016 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2016 U.S. Mint Uncirculated Set   127,489 127,489
2016 America the Beautiful Quarters 16,912 17,301 389
2016 Presidential $1 Unc Coin Set 27,808 28,679 871
OTHER SPECIAL PRODUCTS
Coin Discovery Set (2014) 7,456 7,473 17
2015 American $1 Coin & Currency Set 88,040 88,233 193
2015 BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY QUARTER BAGS AND ROLLS
100 Coin Bag (P) 2,328 2,331 3
100 Coin Bag (D) 2,318 2,320 2
100 Coin Bag (S) 4,928 4,937 9
Two Roll Set (80 Coin) (P&D) 7,889 7,892 3
Single Roll Set (40 Coin) (S) 4,943 4,945 2
Three Roll Set (120 Coin) (P&D&S) 9,935 9,945 10
2015 BOMBAY HOOK QUARTER BAGS AND ROLLS
100 Coin Bag (P) 2,176 2,178 2
100 Coin Bag (D) 2,169 2,171 2
100 Coin Bag (S) 4,477 4,481 4
Two Roll Set (80 Coin) (P&D) 7,576 7,582 6
Single Roll Set (40 Coin) (S) 4,289 4,295 6
Three Roll Set (120 Coin) (P&D&S) 9,192 9,202 10
2015 SARATOGA QUARTER BAGS AND ROLLS
100 Coin Bag (P) 2,218 2,220 2
100 Coin Bag (D) 2,160 2,167 7
100 Coin Bag (S) 4,621 4,629 8
Two Roll Set (80 Coin) (P&D) 7,437 7,445 8
Single Roll Set (40 Coin) (S) 4,340 4,344 4
Three Roll Set (120 Coin) (P&D&S) 9,199 9,210 11
2016 SHAWNEE QUARTER BAGS AND ROLLS
100 Coin Bag (P) 2,049 2,058 9
100 Coin Bag (D) 2,006 2,015 9
100 Coin Bag (S) 4,016 4,035 19
Two Roll Set (80 Coin) (P&D) 7,192 7,210 18
Single Roll Set (40 Coin) (S) 3,756 3,781 25
Three Roll Set (120 Coin) (P&D&S) 8,762 8,809 47
2016 CUMBERLAND GAP QUARTER BAGS AND ROLLS
100 Coin Bag (P) 1,935 1,967 32
100 Coin Bag (D) 1,792 1,816 24
100 Coin Bag (S) 3,355 3,405 50
Two Roll Set (80 Coin) (P&D) 6,734 6,792 58
Single Roll Set (40 Coin) (S) 3,207 3,330 123
Three Roll Set (120 Coin) (P&D&S) 7,542 7,698 156
2015 NATIVE AMERICAN $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 16,943 16,956 13
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 17,371 17,387 16
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 1,818 1,820 2
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 1,904 1,908 4
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 2,029 2,032 3
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 2,003 2,007 4
2016 NATIVE AMERICAN $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 13,541 13,660 119
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 851 862 11
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 780 788 8
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 13,333 13,450 117
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 1,240 1,260 20
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 1,312 1,329 17
2014 HERBERT HOOVER $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 52,074 52,096 22
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 45,187 45,211 24
2014 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 56,056 56,086 30
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 51,350 51,386 36
2015 HARRY S. TRUMAN $1 COIN ROLLS
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 7,874 7,884 10
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 5,842 5,850 8
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 3,477 3,477 0
2015 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER $1 COIN ROLLS
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 7,549 7,553 4
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 5,698 5,710 12
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 1,871 1,877 6
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 1,807 1,817 10
2015 JOHN F. KENNEDY $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 50,142 50,205 63
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 45,385 45,427 42
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 7,256 7,263 7
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 6,618 6,625 7
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 2,209 2,214 5
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 1,965 1,971 6
2015 LYNDON B. JOHNSON $1 COIN ROLLS
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 4,601 4,607 6
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 5,680 5,684 4
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 1,243 1,249 6
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 1,272 1,281 9
2016 RICHARD M. NIXON $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 39,863 40,107 244
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 34,814 35,012 198
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 4,041 4,073 32
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 3,643 3,674 31
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 1,023 1,030 7
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 1,007 1,017 10
2016 GERALD R. FORD $1 COIN ROLLS
 25 $1 Coin Roll (P) 36,282 36,832 550
 25 $1 Coin Roll (D) 33,009 33,504 495
250 $1 Coin Box (P) 3,451 3,504 53
250 $1 Coin Box (D) 3,134 3,183 49
100 $1 Coin Bag (P) 879 895 16
100 $1 Coin Bag (D) 798 811 13
2015 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR BAGS AND ROLLS
200 Coin Bag (P&D) 12,433 12,442 9
Two Roll Set (P&D) 26,351 26,396 45
2016 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR BAGS AND ROLLS
200 Coin Bag (P&D) 4,680 4,720 40
Two Roll Set (P&D) 15,385 15,597 212
PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR COIN COVERS
Millard Fillmore 23,711 23,717 6
Franklin Pierce 22,171 22,179 8
James Buchanan 20,901 20,907 6
Andrew Johnson 19,357 19,362 5
Ulysses S. Grant 20,045 20,049 4
Rutherford Hayes 17,574 17,579 5
James Garfield 16,800 16,800 0
Chester Arthur 16,936 16,939 3
Grover Cleveland–First 15,439 15,439 0
Benjamin Harrison 15,004 15,007 3
Grover Cleveland–Second 14,276 14,280 4
William McKinley 14,556 14,561 5
Theodore Roosevelt 16,865 16,876 11
William Howard Taft 13,457 13,460 3
Woodrow Wilson 13,072 13,077 5
Warren G. Harding 12,906 12,911 5
Calvin Coolidge 12,730 12,734 4
Herbert Hoover 12,208 12,212 4
Franklin D. Roosevelt 14,590 14,599 9
John F. Kennedy 21,502 21,538 36
Lyndon B. Johnson 12,487 12,513 26
Richard M. Nixon 11,835 11,973 138
Gerald R. Ford   10,499 10,499
PRESIDENTIAL $1 COIN AND FIRST SPOUSE MEDAL SETS
Fillmore (2010) 11,017 11,022 5
Pirece (2010) 8,802 8,808 6
Buchanan (2010) 8,807 8,810 3
Johnson (2011) 7,135 7,142 7
Grant (2011) 7,841 7,846 5
Hayes (2011) 6,169 6,175 6
Garfield (2011) 5,941 5,946 5
Arthur (2012) 5,821 5,827 6
Cleveland–First (2012) 5,278 5,281 3
Harrison (2012) 5,208 5,214 6
Cleveland–Second (2012) 5,069 5,074 5
Truman (2015) 7,644 7,658 14
Eisenhower (2015) 8,426 8,443 17
Johnson (2015) 6,914 6,932 18
Nixon (2016) 4,824 4,874 50
Ford (2016) 3,177 3,360 183
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL QUARTER 3 COIN SETS
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park 9,939 10,442 503
Shawnee National Forest 11,760 11,878 118
Saratoga National Historical Park 14,005 14,047 42
Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge 12,686 12,719 33
Blue Ridge Parkway 16,194 16,219 25
Homestead Monument of America 15,491 15,507 16
Kisatchie National Forest 14,490 14,511 21
Shenandoah National Park 16,766 16,776 10
Arches National Park 15,145 15,163 18
Great Sand Dunes 13,578 13,593 15
Everglades National Park 13,786 13,800 14
Perry’s Victory International Peace Memorial 17,173 17,180 7
Great Basin National Park 15,053 15,062 9
Fort McHenry National Monument and Shrine 15,710 15,722 12
Mount Rushmore National Memorial 16,934 16,952 18
Chaco Culture National Historic Park 19,177 19,186 9
Acadia National Park 19,743 19,755 12
Denali National Park and Preserve 17,319 17,327 8
Gettysburg National Military Park 22,126 22,135 9
Glacier National Park 18,461 18,470 9
Olympic National Park 17,256 17,266 10
Vicksburg National Park 17,638 17,648 10
Chickasaw National Park 15,805 15,813 8
Hot Springs National Park 22,781 22,786 5
Yellowstone National Park 24,223 24,237 14
Yosemite National Park 21,462 21,470 8
Grand Canyon National Park 21,370 21,380 10
Mount Hood National Forest 17,959 17,964 5
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  1. The year is almost half over and the Silver Eagles are not even on the product schedule! They have had plenty of time to figure out and configure the dies for edge lettering. They have been doing it on the dollar coins for 9 years for crying out loud. Get your act together US Mint!

  2. i have a question maybe Mr.Holmes you can help with(or anyone else??)in my 2011 red book the mintage on the “yellowstone” commem is listed at 23,000 and change and in the new book it is listed at 82,000 and change.i did look at different sites,at NGC it is listed at 82,000 and at PCGS it is listed at 62,000……why is there a sudden big discrepancy in the numbers? why ,after 12 years would the red book change numbers? in an earlier edition.say the 2006? 2005? is there another discrepancy??? and is this the only one that varies so greatly varied? anyone that can help ,thank you

  3. @brent – The red book always has some errors in it and they try to correct on a continual basis. I would believe the latest numbers but always be wary of any of the numbers. For instance, they list mitages instead of sales for the presidential dollars and kennedy halves.

  4. Brent, Dave is right. Here’s an explanation from Whitman’s publisher: “The U.S. Mint releases various kinds of mintage information at different times. Some of its numbers are sales figures, which until they’re audited and finalized don’t account for returns, errors, etc. Final, audited numbers often are released years after a coin type is minted. For the Red Book we depend on our contacts at the Mint for the most up-to-date data, always keeping in mind that quantities can be changed as new information becomes available. This applies to older (“classic”) commemoratives, as well. For example, Ken Bressett observes this about the 1921 Alabama commemorative half dollar, which has experienced updates in recent years as justified by ongoing research: ‘Numbers for the 1921 Alabama Commemorative coins have been adjusted over the years in an effort to reflect quantities close to the actual quantity of coins sold. Apparently no accurate records were kept, and much of the original mintage was never sold and ultimately destroyed. The current figures shown in the Red Book are the best estimates available based on research by experts, dealers, and grading service records. They are italicized in the book to indicate that they are estimates and not precise quantities. The change was made because the older figures were not indicative of the realistic survival rate.'” — Dan

  5. i would just like to say thanks and i appreciate the answers,could not imagine why after 12 years it would change so drastically but you all have supplied me with several good reasons,thank you

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