Final Sales for 2012 Commemorative Coins

January 6, 2013

in Commemorative Coins, US Mint Sales

2012 Commemorative Coins

Final sales are known for last year’s commemorative coins that the United States Mint stopped selling on Dec. 17, 2012.

Two weekly sales reports from the bureau have since published. The latest one closed the sales totals for the 2012 commemorative coin programs that celebrated the bicentennial of the writing of the American national anthem and the legacy of the U.S. Army Infantry. The former program features Star-Spangled Banner coins while the latter showcases Infantry Solder Silver Dollars.

The following two tables offer the unaudited final sales of the coins and related commemorative products produced and sold by the U.S. Mint. More information about the coins is available by clicking on the links that go to the coin news articles announcing their release.

2012 Star-Spangled Banner Commemorative Coins

  Release Dates Product Sales Total Coin Sales
$5 Proof March 5, 2012 6,414 18,313
$5 Uncirculated 7,027 7,027
Proof Silver Dollar 117,512 169,065
Uncirculated Silver Dollar 41,686 41,686
Proof Two-Coin Set 11,899  
Bicentennial Silver Dollar Set June 1, 2012 39,654  

 

Within the 2012 Star-Spangled Banner Two-Coin Set is a proof silver dollar and a proof $5 gold coin.

The 2012 Star-Spangled Banner Bicentennial Silver Dollar Set has a proof silver dollar, a reproduction of one of Francis Scott Key’s original manuscripts of his poem "The Star-Spangled Banner," the lyrics to the "Star-Spangled Banner" and information about the national anthem.

2012 Infantry Soldier Silver Dollar Commemorative Coins

  Release Dates Product Sales Total Coin Sales
Proof February 16, 2012 111,232 161,218
Uncirculated 44,352 44,352
Defenders of Freedom Set 49,986  

 

The Defenders of Freedom Set has a proof Infantry Soldier Silver Dollar along with a replica dog tag on a miniature chain.

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