US Mint Begins 2010 Gold Buffalo Coin Sales
Today on April 29, 2010, the United States Mint began accepting orders for 2010 American Gold Buffalo coins from their network of authorized purchasers. The earlier offering of these 24 karat gold bullion coins is a signal that the US Mint is catching up with their bullion offerings after years riddled with suspensions and delay.
During [...]
US Mint Adjusts First Spouse Gold Coin Maximum Mintages
The United States Mint recently lowered the maximum mintages for their First Spouse Gold Coins. This series of gold coins features the spouses of each President with the coins struck in one-half ounce of 24 karat gold.
For the first three years of the series, each coin carried a maximum mintage of 40,000 coins. For 2010, [...]
Gold Philharmonic Sales Drop 80%
Recent reports indicate that sales of gold bullion coins from the Austrian Mint have dropped a shocking 80% from year ago levels. The Austrian Mint produces the Gold Philharmonic, which has for some quarters been the world’s best selling gold bullion coin.
According to the article, the Marketing Director of the Austrian Mint indicating that they [...]
Measuring Declines from the High- Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium
For the past few weeks, precious metals have undergone significant, rapid declines. This follows a year of banner performance during 2009. I wanted to take a post to briefly examine the extent of the declines for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.
Roughly two months ago, gold had reached a new all time high and silver had [...]
2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coins
The US Mint recently wrapped up sales of the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coin. The sales officially ended on December 31, 2009 and more recently some final details about total sales became available.
The coin was authorized directly by the United States Secretary of the Treasury back when it was Hank Paulson. The [...]
