US Mint Sales: DAV Silver Dollars Pass 131K, Silver Eagles Break 1.1M
March 10, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
Investment demand for bullion American Silver Eagles increased during the last seven days, but excitement abated for other American silver products.
According to the latest United States Mint sales statistics, Silver Eagles advanced another 750,000 since last Wednesday — improving to 1,175,000 during the first ten days of this month.
Sydney Cove Medallion Portrayed on High Relief Silver Australian Coin
March 9, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
In a pairing that can only be called unique, the Perth Mint of Australia is releasing a coin and accompanying collectible china plate that celebrates a design created for a young Australia and first seen on a piece of Wedgwood pottery in 1789. The Sydney Cove Medallion Silver Proof Coin recalls that classic design which [...]
US Mint Sales: Disabled Veterans for Life Silver Commemoratives Debut Strong
March 3, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
The latest United States Mint weekly sales report is published and the newly released 2010 Veterans Disabled for Life Silver Commemorative Coins take center stage.
98,358 silver dollars were sold, according to the US Mint’s latest stats. And those numbers are for three days only — between their Thursday noon launch [...]
Australian Leafy Sea Dragon Silver Proof Coin
February 23, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
The 1/2 oz Silver Proof Leafy Sea Dragon coin marks the second issue in the Australian Sea Life series. Available now from the Perth Mint, each coin provides a glimpse into the beautiful underwater world surrounding Australia.
With the land ‘Down Under’ hosting some of the most pristine reef environments on the globe, it is [...]
America the Beautiful Silver Bullion Coins a Production Challenge, Says US Mint Director
February 18, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
With only a few months before the anticipated release of the first America the Beautiful Quarter honoring Hot Springs National Park, the United States Mint appears to be struggling with production issues regarding the companion silver bullion series.
Dictated by the same law that authorized the quarters, the US Mint is required to produce five-ounce silver [...]
2010 Australian Gilded Koala Silver Coin
February 11, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
For the third year in a row, the Perth Mint of Australia is offering a twist on its highly sought after koala silver coins. This one is in the form of its newly released 2010 Australian Gilded Koala Silver 1 oz. Coin.
To create this unique coin, the Mint takes the same design as [...]
Austrian Mint 2010 Winter Olympic Silver Coins
February 8, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
Just in time for the upcoming 2010 Winter Olympics, the Austrian Mint in Vienna has released new silver coins celebrating two disciplines in winter sports, the 5 Euro Silver Ski Jump Coin and the 5 Euro Silver Snowboard Coin.
Both coins honor sporting events known well to the Austrians, and are sure to be instant hits [...]
US Mint 2009 Annual Report: Silver Coins Revenue
February 2, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
Silver coins, while certainly not the main focus of the United States Mint 2009 Annual Report, did figure prominently in many of the sales results shown within its pages.
Almost without a doubt, the insatiable appetite for precious metals displayed by investors last year created the biggest impact on US Mint operations. With demand for the [...]
2010 Royal Canadian Mint Silver Proof Set
January 21, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
The 2010 Royal Canadian Mint Silver Proof Set is now available to order and literally includes a flagship as its premier coin. Consisting of eight different coins, with all except two struck from sterling silver, the set is sure to be extremely popular with collectors from around the world.
2010 Burke & Wills Anniversary Silver Proof Coin
January 17, 2010 by Darrin Lee Unser · Leave a Comment
Burke and Wills are not well-known names in most of the world, but in Australia they are legendary heroes on par with America’s Lewis and Clark. This is because the two men were responsible for leading the first expedition of european settlers across the Australian continent from south to north.
To [...]