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The U.S. Mint plans to sell 2015-dated gold bullion coins beginning Jan. 5 and silver coins a week later, the agency said.
The Mint also said it has completed production of 2014 American Eagle and Buffalo gold bullion coins, which will remain on sale until inventories have been depleted.
The agency will begin accepting orders for 2015-dated Eagle gold coins – in one-ounce, one-half, one-fourth and one-tenth ounce sizes – and American Buffalo gold bullion coins on Monday, Jan. 5.
“As we plan to have sufficient quantities of all coins available, we will not be allocating the initial release,” the Mint said in a memo to authorized purchasers late Friday. “If the United States Mint has a remaining balance of one-ounce 2014-dated gold bullion coins, we will begin issuing them, on a fixed ratio basis, alongside the 2015-dated coins beginning with orders placed on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2015. Based on current inventory and demand, we do not anticipate having a large balance of 2014-dated one ounce gold bullion coins left.”
The Mint said it is transitioning Eagle silver production from 2014-dated coins to 2015.
“We will continue to sell the remaining inventory of 2014-dated coins, under allocation, until inventory is depleted,” the Mint said. “Based on current demand, we anticipate having enough coins to offer allocations through the week of Dec. 15th.”
The Mint will begin accepting orders for 2015-dated Eagle coins on Monday, Jan. 12. These coins will be sold under the allocation process.
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