US Mint Sales: 2024 Proof and Mint Sets Dominate the Week

The US Mint reported strong sales for the week ending September 29, 2024. The highlight of the week was the 2024 Proof Set, which topped the sales charts. Close behind was the 2024 Mint Set. Sales of these flagship products show that collectors are excited about new offerings. Additionally, older products saw an increase in sales, partly due to a special promotion from the Mint.

U.S. Mint’s Top-Selling Products

The following list shows the top-selling numismatic products for the week:

  1. 2024 Proof Set: Sold 8,934 units (total: 295,818)
  2. 2024 Mint Set: Sold 2,564 units (total: 138,093)
  3. 2022-W Uncirculated Silver Eagle: Sold 2,074 units (total: 172,777)
  4. 2018-W $10 American Liberty Gold Coin: Sold 1,235 units (total: 69,819)
  5. 2024 Silver Proof Set: Sold 1,117 units (total: 146,417)
  6. 2024-S Proof Silver Eagle: Sold 840 units (total: 114,104)
  7. 2024-W Proof Silver Eagle: Sold 608 units (total: 272,168)
  8. 2021 Silver Proof Set: Sold 535 units (total: 305,824)
  9. 2024 American Women Quarters Proof Set: Sold 481 units (total: 43,999)
  10. 2024-P Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar: Sold 472 units (total: 160,942)

This week, the U.S. Mint provided sales data for 491 numismatic products. The report showed that 71 products had better sales than the week before. This is a decrease from 96 in the previous report. Notably, five products had sales increases of over 1,000 units, down from 14 previously.

Sales Insights from the U.S. Mint

The Mint’s recent customer appreciation promotion contributed to the strong sales figures. This promotion, which ended on September 19, encouraged collectors to buy older products that might not have been in high demand before. However, there was one product that did not perform well: the 2023-W $100 American Liberty Gold Coin, which saw a drop of 233 units in sales.

Analyzing Recent Sales Trends

The latest report from the U.S. Mint shows that sales for many products are increasing. Below is a table showing the latest sales from September 23 to September 29. Products marked with an asterisk (*) are no longer available or did not report sales.

Commemorative Coins:

ProductPrevious SalesLatest SalesGain/Loss% Increase
2024-S Proof Greatest Generation Half Dollar17,80217,862+60+0.34%
2024-D Uncirculated Greatest Generation Half Dollar7,5057,517+12+0.16%
2024-P Proof Greatest Generation Silver Dollar30,38030,524+144+0.47%

Morgan & Peace Silver Dollars:

ProductPrevious SalesLatest SalesGain/Loss% Increase
2024-S Proof Morgan Silver Dollar182,754183,136+382+0.21%
2024-P Uncirculated Morgan Silver Dollar160,470160,942+472+0.29%

Conclusion: What This Means for Collectors

Overall, the U.S. Mint is experiencing a boost in sales due to exciting new products and the success of promotional efforts. Collectors are showing a strong interest in both new and older coins. The continued popularity of the 2024 Proof Set and Mint Set highlights a healthy market for numismatic products. As we move forward, it’s essential for collectors to keep an eye on these trends to make informed decisions about their purchases.

With the U.S. Mint actively engaging collectors, there may be more promotions and new releases in the future. This is a great time to start or expand your coin collection!

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FAQ’s

What are the top-selling products from the U.S. Mint this week?

The top-selling products for the week ending September 29 include the 2024 Proof Set, which sold 8,934 units for a total of 295,818, and the 2024 Mint Set, which added 2,564 units for a total of 138,093.

How did the sales of older products perform?

Several older products saw stronger sales, thanks to the recent customer appreciation promotion that ended on September 19. This week, 71 products had better sales compared to the previous week.

Were there any products that lost sales this week?

Yes, one product, the 2023-W $100 American Liberty Gold Coin, reported a decrease of 233 units in sales for the week. This shows that not all products experienced growth.

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