Here ya go, mintages for the pucks:
ATB 5oz bullion coin
33,000/2010 Hot Springs/Arkansas
33,000/2010 Yellowstone/Wyoming
33,000/2010 Yosemite/California
33,000/2010 Grand Canyon/Arizona
33,000/2010 Mount Hood/Oregon
126,700/2011 Gettysburg/Pennsylvania
126,700/2011 Glacier/Montana
104,900/2011 Olympic/Washington
45,700/2011 Vicksburg/Mississippi
33,600/2011 Chickasaw/Oklahoma
24,000/2012 El Yunque/Puerto Rico
24,400/2012 Chaco Culture/New Mexico
25,400/2012 Acadia/Maine
20,000/2012 Hawaii Volcanoes/Hawaii
20,000/2012 Denali/Alaska
35,000/2013 White Mountain/New Hampshire
30,000*/2013 Perry's Victory/Ohio
30,000*/2013 Great Basin/Nevada
30,000*/2013 Fort McHenry/Maryland
35,000*/2013 Mount Rushmore/South Dakota
*projected maximum sales
ATB 5oz uncirculated coin
27,000/2010-P Hot Springs/Arkansas
27,000/2010-P Yellowstone/Wyoming
27,000/2010-P Yosemite/California
26,019/2010-P Grand Canyon/Arizona
26,928/2010-P Mount Hood/Oregon
24,625/2011-P Gettysburg/Pennsylvania
20,856/2011-P Glacier/Montana
18,398/2011-P Olympic/Washington
18,594/2011-P Vicksburg/Mississippi
16,827/2011-P Chickasaw/Oklahoma
17,314/2012-P El Yunque/Puerto Rico
17,146/2012-P Chaco Culture/New Mexico
14,978/2012-P Acadia/Maine
14,863/2012-P Hawaii Volcanoes/Hawaii
15,225/2012-P Denali/Alaska
20,520/2013-P White Mountain/New Hampshire
16,832*/2013-P Perry's Victory/Ohio
16,891*/2013-P Great Basin/Nevada
17,182*/2013-P Fort McHenry/Maryland
11-07-13/2013-P Mount Rushmore/South Dakota
*current sales as of 10-28-13
The announced maximum mintage for 2013-P coins is 25,000, but White Mountain sold out at 20,520 after only four months of sales, so it's only a suggested distribution maximum. The 2013 bullion coins are going to between 30,000 and 35,000 coins. Their mintages aren't really tied to the vapor blasted uncirculated coins, but will always be greater than the latter because they are sold to authorized purchasers 500 oz/100 coins or more at a time. Hope this explains the distribution pattern of the pucks, the first couple of years for the bullion were the wild anomalies, only in this fourth year of the program has the distribution patterns finally settled down to a more predictable regular rhythm.