I really hope they go back to a regular circulating once-a-year quarter in 2022. The Treasury Sect'y has until 2018 to decide on approving a second round of the parks or not. The bullion puck isn't that much of a factor in the decision since it's a mere drop in the bucket compared to the massive annual sales volume of the 1oz silver eagle. Like SA4H, I'm not that receptive to starting another 11-year cycle of pucks. Unlike the ATB program, the First Spouses only has a handful of remaining honorees after the program ends next year and they'll require another act of Congress, whereas the ATB cycle is just up to the Treasury dept.
I agree, I don't think my bank account can take another 11 year beating. I hope they do something different with the pucks and I don't have to buy 5 every year. I would be happy with a proof ASE puck each year or something similar. Maybe just one classic design each year.
...or, the US Mint releases one 5oz coin per year for several years that when pieced together make up one big reverse or obverse, similarly to the UK coinage:
Need to check updated Mint Sale # today. I have to buy the Turkey -P puck before they sold out; but I'm tapout with my other recent silver Panda Medals purchases...... There are always more coins to buy than $$ to spend.... :(
I don't get it. I see Kisatchie going to 25k which doesn't make it special. And I don't remember the Mint stop selling a 5oz before the others are sold in 2 years of watching but glad the speculation is out there to think about.
I have a large percentage of the bullion pucks and 3 of the P versions from parks that have personal significance.
The all polished bullion pucks and all matte finish P pucks are just too opposite ends of the spectrum.
I really wish the P sold directly from the mint had the same proof finish like the regular proof quarters.
And I think the series would be more popular if they were more affordable as in a 1 oz or 2 oz or maybe even a 2.5 oz version AND the regular proof finish.
I thought the books were kind of cheapo with the paper covered foam interiors with pleather binding. Video would've made more sense if he had taken 5 pucks out of OGP put them in Z5s and placed them in the book and shown the viewer if the book was capable of handling 25 oz of silver, instead of just talking about it. The book is halfway decent for the quarter set, but there are plenty of storage options for those, but sadly lacking for the puck.
Loved the fact he bemoaned the cost of various '12 pucks as spendy, when they weren't really for those got in to the series on the ground floor back in 2011.
Edit--Oh yeah, 12 books @ $21.95 is $263.40 plus whatever shipping JP's corner charge. The APMEX box cost me $199.95, free shipping, the last time they stocked it at $229.95. Still a better deal than 12 pleather bound books.
2010 Arkansas - Hot Springs National Park Wyoming - Yellowstone national park California - Yosemite National park Arizona - Grand Canyon National Park Oregon - Mt Hood National Forest 2011 Pennsylvania - Gettysburg National Military Park Montana - Glacier National Park Washington - Olympic National Park Mississippi - Vicksburg National Military Park Oklahoma - Chickasaw National Recreation Area 2012 Puerto Rico - El Yunque National Forest New Mexico - Chaco Culture National Historic Park Maine - Acadia National park Hawaii - Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Alaska - Denali National Park 2013 New Hampshire - White Mountain National Forest Ohio - Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial Nevada - Great Basin National Park Maryland - Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine South Dakota - Mount Rushmore National Memorial 2014 Tennessee - Great Smoky Mountains National Park Virginia - Shenandoah National Park Utah - Arches National Park Colorado - Great Sand Dunes National Park Florida - Everglades National Park 2015 Nebraska - Homestead National Monument of America Louisiana - Kisatchie National Forest North Carolina - Blue Ridge Parkway Delaware - Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge New York - Saratoga National Historical Park 2016 Illinois - Shawnee National Forest Kentucky - Cumberland Gap National Historic Park West Virginia - Harpers Ferry National Historic Park North Dakota - Theodore Roosevelt National Park South Carolina - Fort Moultrie (Fort Sumter National Monument) 2017 Iowa - Effigy Mounds National Monument District of Columbia - Frederick Douglass National Historic Site Missouri - Ozark National Scenic Riverway New Jersey - Ellis Island National Monument (Statue of Liberty) Indiana - George Rogers Clark National Historical Park 2018 Michigan - Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Wisconsin - Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Minnesota - Voyageurs National Park Georgia - Cumberland Island National Seashore Rhode Island - Block Island National Wildlife Refuge 2019 Massachusetts - Lowell National Historical Park Northern Mariana Islands - American Memorial Park Guam - War in the Pacific National Historical Park Texas - San Antonio Missions National Historical Park Idaho - Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness 2020 American Samoa - National Park of American Samoa Connecticut - Weir Farm National Historic Site U.S. Virgin Islands - Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve Vermont - Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park Kansas - Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve 2021 Alabama - Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site
Just looking at that list makes my bank account whine :)
Does anyone have any current numbers on the Turkey P puck? I just got back from a 2 week vacation in the Quetico Provincial Park, so I have no idea what has been going on in the world.
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