Newbie question about mintage numbers [gelöst]

Is this circled number supposed to represent the declared final mintage of the coin or does it represent something else? This screenshot is from a Perth mint coin advertising a maximum mintage of 6,500 pcs.

How does one go about finding out how many were actually minted in such cases?

That is the final mintage as published somewhere either by the mint or a catalogue.

I would really really love for Numista to have some kind of reference system to know were some of the information comes from (and yes linkrot is a b*tch if it comes from the internet).

Verweis : "Idolenz"​I would really really love for Numista to have some kind of reference system to know were some of the information comes from (and yes linkrot is a b*tch if it comes from the internet).

​Agreed, I would also like a field to show maximum mintage/issue limit. I have put a request in the forum somewhere..

Thanks!

Perth Mint publishes mintages of the numismatic coins it issues here. ....
https://www.perthmint.com/collector-coins/information-for-coin-collectors/declared-mintages/

They do update the figures from time to time so the coin you have detailed has actually had a small increase since it was last updated on Numista.

Actual mintage for that coin is now ...1,342

I have updated the Numista page for this coin. >>>> https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces123707.html

I also updated the mintages for the other coins in the same series.

The Perth Mint has a separate web page for its Bullion coin mintages.

Cheers Mike