Thursday 2 January 2014

U.S. Mint's silver coins Revenue Hit History High

NEW YORK—Gold cash customers walked up their buys from the U.S. Great in 2013, even as investors in other forms of the jewelry marketed their holdings, while silver cash sales set a list.

The Great marketed 42.675 thousand oz. of silver United states Large eagle silver coins during the season, up 26% from 33.7 thousand oz. marketed this year, information from the agency show. It was the most silver silver coins marketed in a season since the Great started generating the United states Large eagle sequence in 1986.

Demand for the silver coins was great as silver costs dropped 36% this season, experts said.

The Great offers silver coins to investors, who in turn make them available to the public. Industry members consider the Mint's information as an indication of individual investors' requirement for gold and silver.

Silver cash sales hit a monthly record in Jan, with the Great momentarily selling out of the 2013 United states Large eagle Gold bullion silver coins.

When cash sales set a list in Apr, the Great limited sales of the one-ounce silver silver coins as it fought to keep up with effective requirement for bullion.

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The Great marketed 856,500 troy oz. of the United states Large eagle silver coins in 2013, up 14% from the 753,000 troy oz. marketed this year and the highest sales since 2011.

April was the Mint's most popular 30 days for silver coins, with more than 200,000 oz. of the silver coins marketed to investors. That was also the 30 days that silver futures trading published the biggest two-day decrease since Comex silver trading began in 1974.

"The affordable costs drawn retail customers, especially in countries where there was a worry of currency decrease," said Henry Gero, a mature vice chairman with RBC Capital Markets Global Futures.

Gold costs dropped 28% in 2013, ending a 12-year fluff run as the U.S. Federal Source makes to wind down its stimulation initiatives. The decision, declared in Dec, eliminates a long-running support from the silver market. Many investors had clustered to the recognized safety of gold and silver amongst worry that the Fed's commutative policies would raise rising prices and damage the dollar.

Investors of all lines reduced their silver holdings in 2013 in expectation of the Fed's move. Risky investors on the Comex whittled their net favorable bets from 18.9 thousand oz. to just 2.7 thousand oz., said Howard Wen, a precious-metals specialist with HSBC Investments (USA) Inc.

Physical silver held by exchange-traded funds, which buy and store the steel on investors' part, dropped from 84.58 thousand troy oz. at the start of season to 57.7 thousand oz. on Dec. 31, according to HSBC. This is the minimum level of silver ETF holdings since 2009.

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