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Earlier today, the United States Mint reduced the prices for numismatic gold coins, as the average weekly price of gold fell one increment into the $1800 to $1849.99 range.
This is only the second numismatic price decrease for the entire year to date. The last decrease took place on May 18 and lasted for only one week before prices were increased again.
Price increases for gold products have taken place on ten separate occasions: February 16, March 2, April 13, April 27, May 25, July 20, July 27, August 10, August 17, and September 7.
On Monday, the US Mint also resumed sales of the 2010 Silver Proof Set and 2010 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set. Prices remained unchanged from previous levels. These two products had been suspended on September 2, when the price of silver rose above $42 per ounce. Sales were resumed when silver dropped approximately $2 per ounce back to around $40.
The 2010 silver annual sets have been suspended on four separate occasions. On only one occasion were prices increased for the resumption of sales.
This is only the second numismatic price decrease for the entire year to date. The last decrease took place on May 18 and lasted for only one week before prices were increased again.
Price increases for gold products have taken place on ten separate occasions: February 16, March 2, April 13, April 27, May 25, July 20, July 27, August 10, August 17, and September 7.
On Monday, the US Mint also resumed sales of the 2010 Silver Proof Set and 2010 America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof Set. Prices remained unchanged from previous levels. These two products had been suspended on September 2, when the price of silver rose above $42 per ounce. Sales were resumed when silver dropped approximately $2 per ounce back to around $40.
The 2010 silver annual sets have been suspended on four separate occasions. On only one occasion were prices increased for the resumption of sales.
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