February 6, 2012

US Mint Sales: 2010 American Veterans Disabled for Life Silver Dollars Debut

American Veterans Disabled for Life Silver DollarThis week's sales report for United States Mint numismatic products includes the debut figures for the 2010 American Veterans Disabled for Life Silver Dollars. This is the first of two commemorative coin programs for the year, with the sales for the second program featuring the Boy Scouts Silver Dollar expected to begin on March 23, 2010.

The American Veterans Disabled for Life Dollars, which went on sale February 25, 2010, sold a combined 98,358 coins, representing just over 28% of the maximum authorized mintage of 350,000 coins. The total was broken down as 32,149 of the uncirculated version of the coin and 66,209 of the proof version of the coin. Sales for commemorative coins are generally the heaviest during the first month of sales when discounted prices are available.

Sales of the 2010 Presidential Dollar Proof Set finally slowed down, adding 25, 512 units this week. The total has now reached 300,952 sets since going on sale February 11, 2010. Last year's 2009 Presidential Dollar Proof Set sold out during the current reporting period and now appears on the report as "NLA" for "No Longer Available".

The recently offered Millard Fillmore Presidential Dollar Rolls now approach the 30,000 mark for the Philadelphia and Denver Mint offerings.

The table below presents the full US Mint sales report. The figures are compiled through February 28, 2010. The first number column represents the total sales to date. The second number column represents the change in sales since last week.

Product Sales Change
2009 GOLD BUFFALO PROOF COIN 48,012 413
FIRST SPOUSE GOLD COINS
Harrison Proof (2009) 6,183 33
Harrison Uncirculated (2009) 3,506 58
Letitia Tyler Proof (2009) 4,763 33
Letitia Tyler Uncirculated (2009) 2,848 40
Julia Tyler Proof (2009) 4,421 25
Julia Tyler Uncirculated (2009) 2,539 39
Sarah Polk Proof (2009) 4,236 31
Sarah Polk Uncirculated (2009) 2,542 89
Margaret Taylor Proof (2009) 3,163 87
Margaret Taylor Uncirculated (2009) 1,775 72
2010 AMERICAN VETERANS DISABLED FOR LIFE SILVER DOLLAR
Proof 66,209 66,209
Uncirculated 32,149 32,149
2010 PROOF SETS
2010 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set 326,464 25,512
2009 PROOF SETS
2009 U.S. Proof Set 1,446,410 2,883
2009 DC/Territories Quarters Proof Set 603,197 887
2009 Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set NLA NLA
2009 SILVER PROOF SETS
U.S. Mint Silver Proof Set 664,885 2,687
DC/Territories Quarters Silver Proof Set 273,541 930
2009 UNCIRCULATED MINT SETS
2009 U.S. Mint Uncirculated Set 728,371 3,616
2009 Presidential $1 Coin Unc Set 103,914 566
2010 NATIVE AMERICAN $1 COIN ROLLS
25-Coin Roll (P) 20,226 2,171
25-Coin Roll (D) 19,579 1,909
2010 MILLARD FILLMORE $1 COIN ROLLS
25-coin roll (P) 29,841 3,833
25-coin roll (D) 29,033 3,512
2009 ZACHARY TAYLOR $1 COIN ROLLS
25-coin roll (P) 36,624 273
25-coin roll (D) 35,137 265
2009 JAMES K. POLK $1 COIN ROLLS
25-coin roll (P) 39,756 153
25-coin roll (D) 38,469 137
2010 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR BAGS & ROLLS
200-Coin Bag 3,128 249
Two-roll set 17,151 2,043
N. MARIANA ISLANDS QUARTER BAGS & ROLLS
100-coin bag (P) 7,429 62
1000-coin bag (P) 1,470 14
100-coin bag (D) 7,094 66
1000-coin bag (D) 767 7
Two-Roll Set (80 coin) (P&D) 32,497 393
2009 LINCOLN TWO-ROLL SETS
Professional Life 277,048 1,491
Presidency 236,130 2,755
PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR COIN COVERS
William Henry Harrison 27,605 35
John Tyler 24,387 23
James K. Polk 22,549 72
Zachary Taylor 20,587 186
DC & US TERRITORIES COIN COVERS
District of Columbia 18,713 89
Puerto Rico 15,670 93
Guam 12,195 83
American Samoa 10,597 89
U.S. Virgin Islands 9,151 138
Northern Mariana Islands 7,823 389
PRES $1 COIN & FIRST SPOUSE MEDAL SETS
William Henry Harrison 13,964 -2
Letitia Tyler 9,705 -7
Julia Tyler 8,913 62
Sarah Polk 8,372 66
Margaret Taylor 6,323 178

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Comments

  1. Art Rose says:

    Teriffic !!

    Keep those production numbers coming.

    In fact, i would love to see the production numbers for the special two-roll sets going back to New Hampshire.

    If people saw those numbers, sales would pick up dramatically, once agaon.

    Best regards,

    Art

  2. Charles Keeling says:

    How do I purchase the coin?

  3. You can buy online at the US Mint. Go to http://catalog.usmint.gov/

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