@Tetromibi said:
Tried a new account, with new email, from new computer, from a different network, with different shipping address and different card.
Billing address same, so still got rejected due to HHL.
What's the trick to getting around that?
I think you answered it yourself... “billing address” ??
Right, just curious what people are using. All my cards are tied to my home address. Is there a way to have a PO box as a billing address (can't remember the rules on that)? Do people just use family member's addresses as a billing address?
Is it as simple as using a loaded visa gift card that doesn't technically have an address?
Some members are talking about having 3-5 accounts or more. Just curious what they're doing for future reference.
The billing address for your CC should be changeable with the CC issuer.
@Tetromibi said:
Tried a new account, with new email, from new computer, from a different network, with different shipping address and different card.
Billing address same, so still got rejected due to HHL.
What's the trick to getting around that?
I think you answered it yourself... “billing address” ??
Right, just curious what people are using. All my cards are tied to my home address. Is there a way to have a PO box as a billing address (can't remember the rules on that)? Do people just use family member's addresses as a billing address for a few of their cards?
Is it as simple as using a loaded visa gift card that doesn't technically have an address?
Some members are talking about having 3-5 accounts or more. Just curious what they're doing for future reference.
Wondering if is also tied to the name on the CC, too.
From what I read, some are using their spouses (significant other) account.
Random question...do these have to be submitted to the TPGs Mint sealed for early releases? I only ask because weren't these all "early releases" from the Mint?
@RichR said:
Random question...do these have to be submitted to the TPGs Mint sealed for early releases? I only ask because weren't these all "early releases" from the Mint?
Normally, for FS it does not need to be sealed but must be sent within 30 days of Mint release but...
...if you want the COA encapsulated then it has to be sealed. This is new for this coin.
@FullStrike said:
I got one of these Unicorns at approximately 7:32 This morning. I believe I'll try to get it Slabbed, even if I don't beat the 30 day cutoff date.
First time I ever got shutout then snagged one the next morning. This Coin will be very special to me - one for my "forever" Collection.
Congrats. Hopefully you will get the 70!
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@RichR said:
Random question...do these have to be submitted to the TPGs Mint sealed for early releases? I only ask because weren't these all "early releases" from the Mint?
Normally, for FS it does not need to be sealed but must be sent within 30 days of Mint release but...
...if you want the COA encapsulated then it has to be sealed. This is new for this coin.
I think that are certifying the COA because of the number
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@RichR said:
Anyone willing to make a price prediction on these 1 week, 1 month, and 1 year from today?
I'm thinking a gradual increase after this initial spurt.
I’m thinking
Week $650
Month $800
Year $900
Typically, these things peak in the first month and go down not up.
You never know now for these coins as this is now the new key date of the ASE series
It doesn't matter. The fury is over trying to get it into your registry set for completeness. Once the initial furor dies down, the supply often exceeds residual demand. Moderns of almost any type, "key" or not, tend to peak early and decline later. It may not be precipitous, but there are very few exceptions.
@RichR said:
Anyone willing to make a price prediction on these 1 week, 1 month, and 1 year from today?
I'm thinking a gradual increase after this initial spurt.
I’m thinking
Week $650
Month $800
Year $900
Typically, these things peak in the first month and go down not up.
You never know now for these coins as this is now the new key date of the ASE series
It doesn't matter. The fury is over trying to get it into your registry set for completeness. Once the initial furor dies down, the supply often exceeds residual demand. Moderns of almost any type, "key" or not, tend to peak early and decline later. It may not be precipitous, but there are very few exceptions.
There are very few exceptions. Being the lowest mintage in the American Silver Eagle series? That qualifies as an exception.
Typically, these things peak in the first month and go down not up.
You never know now for these coins as this is now the new key date of the ASE series
It doesn't matter. The fury is over trying to get it into your registry set for completeness. Once the initial furor dies down, the supply often exceeds residual demand. Moderns of almost any type, "key" or not, tend to peak early and decline later. It may not be precipitous, but there are very few exceptions.
There are very few exceptions. Being the lowest mintage in the American Silver Eagle series? That qualifies as an exception.
That's why I don't think the price will collapse. But NOT collapsing isn't the same as appreciating. You'll have a hard time maintaining the current hype. You also have a LOT of coins in weak hands right now.
Someone had said that if you get all the way through to the place order screen and keep hitting refresh that once the invalid item goes away you can just hit the last confirm order button. I don't know how you do that because whenever I hit refresh it resets the credit card information so you'd have to re-enter that before hitting the confirm order button.
Some of you were able to do this without the credit card information resetting as described above?
@Raufus said:
Someone had said that if you get all the way through to the place order screen and keep hitting refresh that once the invalid item goes away you can just hit the last confirm order button. I don't know how you do that because whenever I hit refresh it resets the credit card information so you'd have to re-enter that before hitting the confirm order button.
Some of you were able to do this without the credit card information resetting as described above?
I experimented with this before ordering and yes if it’s already in cart, the credit card information will all be wiped out.
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I think yesterday was the real golden opportunity to get another one because they were up for so long.
I found out the reason I could not check out was because my brother had lost his wallet and change his credit card number and forgot to tell me. I had more than enough time yesterday to check out on his account. What a wasted opportunity. Ugh!!!
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The billing address for your CC should be changeable with the CC issuer.
When I hit the button to submit the order, some letters popped up in red saying HHL had been reached (or something along those lines).
Your U.S. Mint order has been confirmed!
Good stuff
Wondering if is also tied to the name on the CC, too.
From what I read, some are using their spouses (significant other) account.
Really? When? It’s sold out now. Why did they release it again so early?
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I read that the HHL is in effect and will never go away for this coin
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Yes that is true.
From US mint press release
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Some people really think they can get $60k out of the coin. Really?
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Pay the $60,000.01 and save on the shipping cost....;}
Anyone willing to make a price prediction on these 1 week, 1 month, and 1 year from today?
I'm thinking a gradual increase after this initial spurt.
I'll play. Are we talking raw, graded, what? My guess for unopened raw would be $750 in a week, $850 in a month, $600 in a year.
Just to keep it simple...raw
Random question...do these have to be submitted to the TPGs Mint sealed for early releases? I only ask because weren't these all "early releases" from the Mint?
I’m thinking
Week $650
Month $800
Year $900
Young Numismatist/collector
75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
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I got one of these Unicorns at approximately 7:32 This morning. I believe I'll try to get it Slabbed, even if I don't beat the 30 day cutoff date.
First time I ever got shutout then snagged one the next morning. This Coin will be very special to me - one for my "forever" Collection.
Normally, for FS it does not need to be sealed but must be sent within 30 days of Mint release but...
...if you want the COA encapsulated then it has to be sealed. This is new for this coin.
Congrats. Hopefully you will get the 70!
Young Numismatist/collector
75 Positive BST transactions buying and selling with 45 members and counting!
instagram.com/klnumismatics
I think that are certifying the COA because of the number
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Mine shipped horray!!
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Typically, these things peak in the first month and go down not up.
I think that's probably true. Maybe even lower in a year.
You never know now for these coins as this is now the new key date of the ASE series
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It doesn't matter. The fury is over trying to get it into your registry set for completeness. Once the initial furor dies down, the supply often exceeds residual demand. Moderns of almost any type, "key" or not, tend to peak early and decline later. It may not be precipitous, but there are very few exceptions.
There are very few exceptions. Being the lowest mintage in the American Silver Eagle series? That qualifies as an exception.
The COA should be worth something if it has a cool serial number
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Does anyone know if thy will open for more orders today at 7:30 PDT?
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no one ever knows but them
That's why I don't think the price will collapse. But NOT collapsing isn't the same as appreciating. You'll have a hard time maintaining the current hype. You also have a LOT of coins in weak hands right now.
Just got another one
Up for less than a minute.....
And they’re done
anyone snag one this morning?
Even with one in the cart, I was not able to get in fast enough....
No. 7:30 EST
It was out instantly
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Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
Yeah, I was able to add one to cart this morning, but they went quick. Under 30 seconds it seemed.
I saw it. Tried, just for laughs to put one in my Bag . It was unavailable as soon as I het " checkout".
You've got to be quick on these.
Yes
I already had one in my cart. Still wasn’t fast enough
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You guys are incredible.
Just not in the cards for me.
I had one in a cart from yesterday.
Someone had said that if you get all the way through to the place order screen and keep hitting refresh that once the invalid item goes away you can just hit the last confirm order button. I don't know how you do that because whenever I hit refresh it resets the credit card information so you'd have to re-enter that before hitting the confirm order button.
Some of you were able to do this without the credit card information resetting as described above?
It actually looked available for ten seconds. You had to be lightening fast. Congrats @cheezhed
might have only been a few coins. I really don't expect many to come available late on this issue. You'd have to be brain dead to return a coin.
Did you already have one in your cart?
I had it in cart, tried to get through order lightning fast. Wasn’t fast enough.
I experimented with this before ordering and yes if it’s already in cart, the credit card information will all be wiped out.
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No but I use my linked PayPal account one touch checkout enabled. Quickest way to checkout.
Wow seems like you were the only one who got one.
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I think yesterday was the real golden opportunity to get another one because they were up for so long.
I found out the reason I could not check out was because my brother had lost his wallet and change his credit card number and forgot to tell me. I had more than enough time yesterday to check out on his account. What a wasted opportunity. Ugh!!!