2014-P Great Smoky Mountains 5 Oz Silver Coin Nears Sellout

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2014-P Great Smoky Mountains National Park 5 oz Silver Uncirculated Coin
Sales of the new 2014-P Great Smoky Mountains National Park 5 oz Silver Uncirculated Coin are at 85.7% of maximum

The United States Mint is on a sellout roll with its numismatic products. The Mint’s curved baseball coins in gold and silver have sold out and its latest five ounce America the Beautiful silver uncirculated coin for Great Smoky Mountains National Park is poised to join them.

Released on Monday, April 7, 2014, sales of the collectible hit 21,415 or 85.7% of the maximum 25,000 by Sunday, April 13. The start is probably the quickest of the silver coins since 2012, though it’s impossible to say for sure since its first sales reporting period is longer than issues from last year.

In any event, get one while you can if interested. It seems likely it will sell out sooner than later. The coin is priced at $154.95.

Here is how starting sales of the Great Smoky Mountains silver coin compares to others since 2012:

Numismatic ATB Uncirculated Silver Coins Release Dates Debut Sales* Latest Sales
2014-P Smoky Mountains National Park Five Ounce Silver Coins April 7 21,415 21,415
2013-P Mount Rushmore National Memorial Five Ounce Silver Coins Nov 7, 2013 14,012 23,547 / Final
2013-P Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine Five Ounce Silver Coins Aug 29, 2013 10,878 19,802 / Final
2013-P Great Basin National Park Five Ounce Silver Coinss July 25, 2013 8,819 17,792 / Final
2013-P Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial Five Ounce Silver Coinss June 6, 2013 7,966 17,707 / Final
2013-P White Mountain National Forest Five Ounce Silver Coins May 16, 2013 10,605 20,530 / Final
2012-P El Yunque National Forest Five Ounce Silver Coins May 29, 2012 6,514 17,314 / Final
2012-P Chaco Culture National Historic Park Five Ounce Silver Coins Jul 9, 2012 6,365 17,146 / Final
2012-P Acadia National Park Five Ounce Silver Coins Aug 13, 2012 6,552 14,978 / Final
2012-P Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park Five Ounce Silver Coins Sept 24, 2012 9,186 14,863 / Final
2012-P Denali National Park and Preserve Five Ounce Silver Coins Nov 5, 2012 6,905 15,225 / Final

 

*Time periods for the first reported U.S. Mint sales of the 2012-dated America the Beautiful silver coins were one week or a day less than one week. Conversely, each of the 2013-dated silver coins have opening sales periods from Thursday to the following Sunday.

Sales of Bullion Version

In other coin news, sales of the bullion or investor Great Smoky Mountains National Park Five Ounce Silver Coin surged this week by 7,400 to 22,400. This bullion coin shares the same designs as the silver uncirculated coin discussed above. Its major differences are its brilliant finish and the lack of the Philadelphia Mint’s "P" mint mark.

The U.S. Mint does not sell these coins directly to the public like its collectible products. They are distributed through a network of dealers and typically sell for a few percentage points above the melt value of their five ounces of 99.9% pure silver. The bureau has not officially stated how many of them it will sell.

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Ilovesilver

Wow, it sold out within 15 Days ?
there are 3 reasons for that fast selling:
1- Subscriptions Discount
2- Cheap!!! compare to other countries 5oz, they sell 3-5x
3-Low Mintage

dave

Yep. I think the subscription discount really made this one worth buying (I bought two).

Ilovesilver

Did US mint take order from India and China?
if yes, no wonder these coin sell so fast !
If no, how did people get so much money to buy : because April, we had to pay Income tax, property tax, ?