US Mint Gold Bullion Coin Sales Shift Back to American Eagles

US Mint Gold Bullion Coin Sales Shift Back to American Eagles

April 7, 2011

In the past week, the level of gold bullion sales at the United States Mint rose to a three week high at 35,000 ounces. The level of silver bullion sales remained little changed from recent weeks at 658,500 ounces, as coins continue to be subject to the US Mint's allocation program. Buyers shifted their focus back to the American Gold Eagles, which

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US Mint Gold Bullion Coin Sales Slower

US Mint Gold Bullion Coin Sales Slower

March 24, 2011

The United States Mint currently has three gold and silver bullion coins available to its network of authorized purchasers. This includes the one ounce American Silver Eagle; the 22 karat American Gold Eagle available in one ounce, half ounce, quarter ounce, and tenth ounce sizes, and the recently released

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US Mint Gold Bullion Sales Rise with Gold Buffalo Launch

US Mint Gold Bullion Sales Rise with Gold Buffalo Launch

March 17, 2011

The number of ounces worth of gold bullion coins sold by the United States Mint rose in the latest week, bolstered by the launch of the 2011 Gold Buffalo coins. Silver bullion sales showed a slight increase, as the year to date total for American Silver Eagles moved above 11 million. The United States

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US Mint Begins 2011 Gold Buffalo Coin Sales

US Mint Begins 2011 Gold Buffalo Coin Sales

March 16, 2011

Earlier this week the United States Mint began sales of the 2011 American Gold Buffalo coins to their network of authorized purchasers. So far, sales are off to somewhat of a tepid start compared to the high initial demand experienced in recent years. The American Gold Buffalo is a one ounce 24 karat

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2010 Gold Buffalo Bullion Coin Inventories Depleted

2010 Gold Buffalo Bullion Coin Inventories Depleted

September 27, 2010

Even though its only September, US Mint sales of the 2010 American Gold Buffalo bullion coins are done for the year. Availability for the one ounce 24 karat gold bullion coin has become erratic in recent years,

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US Mint Silver Bullion Sales on Record Pace, Gold Sales on Pace for Fourth Highest

US Mint Silver Bullion Sales on Record Pace, Gold Sales on Pace for Fourth Highest

July 9, 2010

Through June 30, 2010, the United States Mint has sold 18,168,500 ounces of silver bullion and 833,500 ounces of gold bullion. If the current pace is maintained for the rest of the year, US Mint silver bullion sales will break another record and gold will be within the top four annual sales totals. The

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2010 Proof Gold Buffalo and 2010 Fractional Gold Eagles

2010 Proof Gold Buffalo and 2010 Fractional Gold Eagles

May 14, 2010

Closely behind the release of the 2010 Gold Buffalo bullion coins, the United States Mint has two more gold products on the way. This includes the collectible proof version of the Gold Buffalo and

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US Mint Begins 2010 Gold Buffalo Coin Sales

US Mint Begins 2010 Gold Buffalo Coin Sales

April 29, 2010

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

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2009 Proof Gold Buffalo Coin

2009 Proof Gold Buffalo Coin

October 16, 2009

In addition to bullion coins, the United States Mint will also be producing a collectible proof version of the 2009 American Gold Buffalo. The status of this product was uncertain for much of the year, until the tentative release of the coin on October 29, 2009 was finally announced in early October. In

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2009 Gold Buffalo Bullion Coins

2009 Gold Buffalo Bullion Coins

October 16, 2009

After nearly one year of suspension, the United States Mint recently resumed production of the 24 karat American Gold Buffalo Bullion coins. This coin series had been introduced in 2006 as the US Mint's second gold bullion coin program. As opposed to the existing American Gold Eagle Coins, which are

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