Jackson First Spouse sales are not gangbusters, but the numbers are closing in on the totals registered by Louisa Adams. Most platinum numbers remain unchanged as the collector coins remain off sale.
The James Buchanan First Spouse coins appear here for the first time with sales already greater than those of the Jane Pierce coins if you combine the proof and uncirculated totals.
The last of the 2009 Lincoln rolls have left the page to make room for the cumulative totals of the fractional gold American Eagles sold so far this year.
Take a look at the Margaret Taylor sales figures and decide if they are low enough to tempt you to make a purchase.
Washington and Adams dollars went off sale and off the page to make room for Lincoln commemorative dollars. Total mintage is 500,000.
The Mint decided that the end of the year was a good time to tie up at least one loose end.
In the first two days of September the Mint sold 373,000 silver Eagles and 7,000 one-ounce gold, racing beyond the August numbers shown. Jackson First Spouse totals are 3,159 proof and 1,935 uncirculated.
Hopes in some quarters that the Buchanan First Spouse gold coins might sell out may be giving way to despair this week as the proof version registered sales of seven coins and the uncirculated number actually fell; returns no doubt.
It’s just under the wire, but the final 2013 First Spouse one-half ounce gold coins were slated to be put on sale just in time for the holidays.
