@morgansforever said:
Is that an outline of Fatboy or Littleboy? I wonder which one the Mint attempted to illustrate the first bomb dropped or the second? Fascinating the Japanese didn't surrender after Little Boy, Truman had no other option, other than to drop another, named Fatboy. I say make 75 siver examples and 75 gold examples all done by a lottery selection process.
I would hope that any resemblance of the shape of the Rainbow Pool at the World War II Memorial, to that of the atom bombs used, is merely coincidental.
@morgansforever said:
Is that an outline of Fatboy or Littleboy? I wonder which one the Mint attempted to illustrate the first bomb dropped or the second? Fascinating the Japanese didn't surrender after Little Boy, Truman had no other option, other than to drop another, named Fatboy. I say make 75 siver examples and 75 gold examples all done by a lottery selection process.
I would hope that any resemblance of the shape of the Rainbow Pool at the World War II Memorial, to that of the atom bombs used, is merely coincidental.
I'll be damned the rainbow pool it is, I thought it was representing the profile of the bomb, carry on.
my prediction is the age v75 just in box coa going for 8k in secondary, sliding to 5k in a few months- p70 for 15k - easy ... the mintage is stupid low
@morgansforever said:
Is that an outline of Fatboy or Littleboy? I wonder which one the Mint attempted to illustrate the first bomb dropped or the second? Fascinating the Japanese didn't surrender after Little Boy, Truman had no other option, other than to drop another, named Fatboy. I say make 75 siver examples and 75 gold examples all done by a lottery selection process.
I would hope that any resemblance of the shape of the Rainbow Pool at the World War II Memorial, to that of the atom bombs used, is merely coincidental.
I'll be damned the rainbow pool it is, I thought it was representing the profile of the bomb, carry on.
Well in fairness, the coins could hit nuclear level prices so no wonder you had nukes on your mind,
For the gold, If they only strike 1945, I would think they should all grade ms70. The only difference would be cam or dcam. And, yes, every one would be "early strike" - as if that matters.
For those that fail to get the AGE with the privy mark, they've add a "
End of World War II 75th Anniversary 24-Karat Gold Coin". No pictures or details yet.
@rip_f said:
For those that fail to get the AGE with the privy mark, they've add a "
End of World War II 75th Anniversary 24-Karat Gold Coin". No pictures or details yet.
Also a World War II 75th Anniversary silver medal and copper medal. Fall 2020 is when they will get released.
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I will try to get the ASE..... With 75K minted, it will be a challenge....Flipping prices will be outrageous, so will not bother with those. Maybe I will get lucky... Cheers, RickO
I'm excited for the release of these. But I fear that the mints website won't be be able to hold up. It froze last November for the enhanced silver eagle, and 9 months later it froze again last week when they released the remaining coins. Unfortunately it doesn't look like they've made any IT updates to their systems.
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@morgansforever said:
Is that an outline of Fatboy or Littleboy? I wonder which one the Mint attempted to illustrate the first bomb dropped or the second? Fascinating the Japanese didn't surrender after Little Boy, Truman had no other option, other than to drop another, named Fatboy. I say make 75 siver examples and 75 gold examples all done by a lottery selection process.
what the...?
The uranium based atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima was labeled "The Little Boy" and the plutonium based atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki three days later was named "The Fat Man".
@TurboSnail said:
Here we go again. It will be rank as #4 on the ASE rarity chart.
PR70 2008-W Silver Eagles with the Reverse of 2007 is around $700-$800 at 47000 mintage.
PR70 2019-W $1 Silver Eagle Enhanced Rev PR Pride of Two Nations $175 at 110,000 mintage
So $400 for a PR70 is my estimate flipper price .
But lets not forget about this year's pride of two nations set. My bet is a 2020 ase pair with libertard or britannia.
A 24k gold coin. No pictures yet or any say on mintage numbers. This release will be for a .999 silver eagle and a 22k gold eagle.
Thanks, I wonder what mintage will be on that one. 1945 again?
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@TurboSnail said:
Here we go again. It will be rank as #4 on the ASE rarity chart.
PR70 2008-W Silver Eagles with the Reverse of 2007 is around $700-$800 at 47000 mintage.
PR70 2019-W $1 Silver Eagle Enhanced Rev PR Pride of Two Nations $175 at 110,000 mintage
So $400 for a PR70 is my estimate flipper price .
But lets not forget about this year's pride of two nations set. My bet is a 2020 ase pair with libertard or britannia.
What is a libertard?
The Mexican version of an eagle. Made in silver and gold with fractionals for both. Really nice design. It's intresting that they don't have a face value on them so technically they are medals. https://www.apmex.com/search?&q=libertad
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@morgansforever said:
Is that an outline of Fatboy or Littleboy? I wonder which one the Mint attempted to illustrate the first bomb dropped or the second? Fascinating the Japanese didn't surrender after Little Boy, Truman had no other option, other than to drop another, named Fatboy. I say make 75 siver examples and 75 gold examples all done by a lottery selection process.
what the...?
The uranium based atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima was labeled "The Little Boy" and the plutonium based atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki three days later was named "The Fat Man".
I'm well aware. But the privy mark is not a bomb... hence my "what the.. "
@TurboSnail said:
Here we go again. It will be rank as #4 on the ASE rarity chart.
PR70 2008-W Silver Eagles with the Reverse of 2007 is around $700-$800 at 47000 mintage.
PR70 2019-W $1 Silver Eagle Enhanced Rev PR Pride of Two Nations $175 at 110,000 mintage
So $400 for a PR70 is my estimate flipper price .
But lets not forget about this year's pride of two nations set. My bet is a 2020 ase pair with libertard or britannia.
@TurboSnail said:
Here we go again. It will be rank as #4 on the ASE rarity chart.
PR70 2008-W Silver Eagles with the Reverse of 2007 is around $700-$800 at 47000 mintage.
PR70 2019-W $1 Silver Eagle Enhanced Rev PR Pride of Two Nations $175 at 110,000 mintage
So $400 for a PR70 is my estimate flipper price .
But lets not forget about this year's pride of two nations set. My bet is a 2020 ase pair with libertard or britannia.
What is a libertard?
1 Libertad
sorry for the spelling error.
I'm sorry. It should have been obvious to me. For some reason it wasn't.
@TurboSnail said:
Here we go again. It will be rank as #4 on the ASE rarity chart.
PR70 2008-W Silver Eagles with the Reverse of 2007 is around $700-$800 at 47000 mintage.
PR70 2019-W $1 Silver Eagle Enhanced Rev PR Pride of Two Nations $175 at 110,000 mintage
So $400 for a PR70 is my estimate flipper price .
But lets not forget about this year's pride of two nations set. My bet is a 2020 ase pair with libertard or britannia.
What is a libertard?
1 Libertad
sorry for the spelling error.
I'm sorry. It should have been obvious to me. For some reason it wasn't.
I thought you were joking and I literally laughed out loud when I saw it.
@3stars said:
Why did they do this on the same day!!!! Try for the gold, potentially miss the silver.
Basically the same coins so release on the same day just like the commemoratives. It is annoying that there is no chance of getting both from the mint.
Anyone going for the silver over the gold?
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@3stars said:
Why did they do this on the same day!!!! Try for the gold, potentially miss the silver.
Basically the same coins so release on the same day just like the commemoratives. It is annoying that there is no chance of getting both from the mint.
Anyone going for the silver over the gold?
Considering the high price for the gold, I assume most will be going for the silver.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
@3stars said:
Why did they do this on the same day!!!! Try for the gold, potentially miss the silver.
Basically the same coins so release on the same day just like the commemoratives. It is annoying that there is no chance of getting both from the mint.
Anyone going for the silver over the gold?
Considering the high price for the gold, I assume most will be going for the silver.
True. With the current gold price the price of the gold coin will be $2600. But we are still unsure of the silver eagle's price as it was $69.50 previously until the mint removed it for some reason.
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The gold is intriguing but I see a minefield of scams trying to resell it. Claims of empty boxes, shipping regular GAEs. When the profits are that high the risks are that much greater.
I would rather had a nice two coin offering sold together, in a 75th anniversary display, then have to go for the gold, and try to finish up with a somewhat low mintage silver eagle. It would have made sense with a 1,945 offering at least, and have the balance of silver eagles sold separately, on a different day???
IDK. I'm tired of .gov bureaucrats, and this is just another example of why...too many without a clue. A slimmer mint may produce a better product.
@Sun Diego said:
Does anyone know where the US Mint’s servers are located? I assume you have a 1-3 second advantage if you are closer to them versus in say CA.
The seconds will make the difference in whether you get a coin or get shut out on a coin.
Same concept is used in high frequency trading. Lmk if you find out
@Raufus said:
It will be entertaining to see what the dealers will be offering to those who commit to try to buy coins for them.
I think the offers will come for the gold. Not as much for the silver.
Agreed.
What do u guys guess the gold will bring on feebay right after sell out? I coukd see $6k easy
I'm thinking $10k+
I think that’s a little rich in a poor economy and also in a “bracket” where buyers drop out 5k plus++
I would say that many flippers might not want to go all in here, if the immediate raw flip premium is only 500-700 bucks on a 2650+ investment; not such a great return for the risk
The silver shouldn’t be hard to get with a HH limit of 1 and 75,000 minted. That means 75,000 orders.
The gold will be exceptionally hard to get. I think if you want one, probably need 10 people trying for you. Gold should bring at least 7500-10,000 with such an absurdly low mintage
If the site crashes gold and silver will be hard to get
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I would hope that any resemblance of the shape of the Rainbow Pool at the World War II Memorial, to that of the atom bombs used, is merely coincidental.
I'll be damned the rainbow pool it is, I thought it was representing the profile of the bomb, carry on.
my prediction is the age v75 just in box coa going for 8k in secondary, sliding to 5k in a few months- p70 for 15k - easy ... the mintage is stupid low
Well in fairness, the coins could hit nuclear level prices so no wonder you had nukes on your mind,
The pool itself imo resemble the profile of the bomb or bombs.
For the gold, If they only strike 1945, I would think they should all grade ms70. The only difference would be cam or dcam. And, yes, every one would be "early strike" - as if that matters.
Correction PR70.
For those that fail to get the AGE with the privy mark, they've add a "
End of World War II 75th Anniversary 24-Karat Gold Coin". No pictures or details yet.
Also a World War II 75th Anniversary silver medal and copper medal. Fall 2020 is when they will get released.
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Would love to get my hands on one
I will try to get the ASE..... With 75K minted, it will be a challenge....Flipping prices will be outrageous, so will not bother with those. Maybe I will get lucky...
Cheers, RickO
I will pre sell 10 (gold) right now @ +$200. Contact me if interested
It’s foolish to talk pre sell on this coin.
I'm excited for the release of these. But I fear that the mints website won't be be able to hold up. It froze last November for the enhanced silver eagle, and 9 months later it froze again last week when they released the remaining coins. Unfortunately it doesn't look like they've made any IT updates to their systems.
The price set was $69.50 for the silver but now has been set to N/A. Wonder why that has happened.
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That is interesting...
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
This isn't good. Dates have been released for when these will come up for sale. November 5th for both!
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What is this release on 11/9?
https://catalog.usmint.gov/end-of-world-war-ii-75th-anniversary-24-karat-gold-coin-20XG.html?cgid=2020-product-schedule
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Anybody know where is the server that processes the orders?
The uranium based atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima was labeled "The Little Boy" and the plutonium based atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki three days later was named "The Fat Man".
Two days after the election...
A 24k gold coin. No pictures yet or any say on mintage numbers. This release will be for a .999 silver eagle and a 22k gold eagle.
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What is a libertard?
Thanks, I wonder what mintage will be on that one. 1945 again?
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The Mexican version of an eagle. Made in silver and gold with fractionals for both. Really nice design. It's intresting that they don't have a face value on them so technically they are medals.
https://www.apmex.com/search?&q=libertad
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I'm well aware. But the privy mark is not a bomb... hence my "what the.. "
1 Libertad
sorry for the spelling error.
I'm sorry. It should have been obvious to me. For some reason it wasn't.
I thought you were joking and I literally laughed out loud when I saw it.
Why did they do this on the same day!!!! Try for the gold, potentially miss the silver.
Basically the same coins so release on the same day just like the commemoratives. It is annoying that there is no chance of getting both from the mint.
Anyone going for the silver over the gold?
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Considering the high price for the gold, I assume most will be going for the silver.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
True. With the current gold price the price of the gold coin will be $2600. But we are still unsure of the silver eagle's price as it was $69.50 previously until the mint removed it for some reason.
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Repricing? That is my bet.
Well, just Love coins, period.
The gold is intriguing but I see a minefield of scams trying to resell it. Claims of empty boxes, shipping regular GAEs. When the profits are that high the risks are that much greater.
Does anyone know where the US Mint’s servers are located? I assume you have a 1-3 second advantage if you are closer to them versus in say CA.
The seconds will make the difference in whether you get a coin or get shut out on a coin.
It will be entertaining to see what the dealers will be offering to those who commit to try to buy coins for them.
I think the offers will come for the gold. Not as much for the silver.
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Agreed.
What do u guys guess the gold will bring on feebay right after sell out? I coukd see $6k easy
I'm thinking $10k+
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I would rather had a nice two coin offering sold together, in a 75th anniversary display, then have to go for the gold, and try to finish up with a somewhat low mintage silver eagle. It would have made sense with a 1,945 offering at least, and have the balance of silver eagles sold separately, on a different day???
IDK. I'm tired of .gov bureaucrats, and this is just another example of why...too many without a clue. A slimmer mint may produce a better product.
Same concept is used in high frequency trading. Lmk if you find out
I think that’s a little rich in a poor economy and also in a “bracket” where buyers drop out 5k plus++
I would say that many flippers might not want to go all in here, if the immediate raw flip premium is only 500-700 bucks on a 2650+ investment; not such a great return for the risk
I’m in record here—no way a 10k coin.
Gimmicky at best with the Privy—-would have been different if minted at another mint in addition to the Privy.
Lol ...dealer friend offered $8,000 if I get one . I told him add a 1 in front of the 8
The silver shouldn’t be hard to get with a HH limit of 1 and 75,000 minted. That means 75,000 orders.
The gold will be exceptionally hard to get. I think if you want one, probably need 10 people trying for you. Gold should bring at least 7500-10,000 with such an absurdly low mintage
If the site crashes gold and silver will be hard to get
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Oh, oh, the site will crash like a scorched rabbit.
Agreed. I've seen it before. Not fun. Billboard display: "Something Went Wrong"
The WWII 24 karat gold coin and silver medal have released their mintage numbers.
Gold:
Item Number: 20XG
Mintage Limit: 7,500
Product Limit: 7,500
Household Order Limit: 1
Silver:
Item Number: 20XH
Mintage Limit: 20,000
Product Limit: 20,000
Household Order Limit: 1
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MORE low mintages?! I don’t know if my wallet can handle this
https://youtube.com/channel/UC6XjGFyoSVFc8X4VhwuOY3A