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@keyman64 said:
MS68

The color on that Merc is astounding!

MS68

@Rc5280 said:

@jmlanzaf said:

@Rc5280 said:
@NJCoin
"The reason you won't see it with the Army privies is because, right now, which is all that matters, slabbed 69s can be sold for more money than raw coins, so there is no reason to not allow the TPG to slab them. Period."

If they had the option for Min 70 Bulk submissions, I can assure you, they would've taken it over the std 69 sub. Period.
The Bulk Min grade of 69 was selected because a bulk Min 70 is disallowed, per the bulk policy. Pinehurst will agree with me - (yeah I know, Pinehurst is a Small, not a Big). Anyway, I'm just gathering info that's out there, and sometimes what you claim as fact, is not fact. No offense.

How is it that you know "for a fact" that PCGS has allowed a Min 70 Bulk submission for select resellers for the Army ASE?

Heather spelled it out two years back - "happens on occasion, on certain modern releases". Was this one of those occasions?

Which reseller's were granted Min 70 Bulk subs for the Army ASE?

When you offer up pure speculation disguised as a "matter of fact" (common for you), it gets tiresome, just me.

PS: Who is ATS, and why the obsession with TV Joker's like Magic Mike?

It's not "on occasion", it's normal for large submitters who have the privilege. This is not a NJ fiction or fantasy. PCGS just doesn't like to publicize it.

Heather spelled it out two years back - "happens on occasion, on certain modern releases".

I guess that statement above is dated, no longer valid? Same thing when it comes to the definition of "occasion"?

NJ fiction or fantasy? - you got me there, it's tough to parse his fact vs fiction spin, but we love you anyway @NJCoin !

Talk to the bigs, they have different submission privileges that you won't find printed anywhere. I know a couple. It's not that big of a deal. In this case, I doubt they would submit 70 only anyway.

What they don't have is return privileges to the Mint. It's just a question of whether they sell them raw or in 69 holders.

@ejk143 said:

Interesting that the certificate numbers are not consecutive.

@jmlanzaf said:

@HATTRICK said:

@NJCoin said:

@HATTRICK said:
if you are not buying to keep for your collection, cancel now before it is too late. Hold off on buying slabbed coins. Prices will drop and there will be more than enough available.

You might very well be right about slabbed coins at $300+, but "cancel now before it is too late" makes absolutely zero sense when they can be flipped, right now, for a 100%+ profit. Why would you even say such

NJcoin
Who is paying $210 plus shipping cost that can be trusted not to back out when it hits the fan ? My little birds are telling me it’s going to splatter like you have never seen before. 🫢

Pinehurst, among others.

Pinehurst buy $195.00 less $25 for their shipping label =$170.00 less $110.95 cost = $59.05 profit A long way from 100%

@sfs2002usa said:
hotter, frenzy, object, idiocy, simile, hangar = right on the money

OK, now where's my prize ?

hotter, frenzy, object, idiocy, simile, hangar = right on the money

OK, now where's my prize ?