UHR Limit being removed from 1 and increased to 10

RedSoxinNYC

Effective July 27, 2009 at 12:00 noon (ET): The United States Mint will adjust the household order limit on the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coin from a limit of one (1) coin per household to ten (10) coins per household. The household order limit will be re-evaluated on a regular basis and the United States Mint will either extend, adjust or remove the limit as needed.

JupitarCoins

Their was a thread about this already

RedSoxinNYC

Thanks, didn't see that one, been traveling on business, vacation etc.

MsMorrisine

woo-hoo 10 palladium uhr's for me!

puritan9

I have my one PCGS 70 FS, and that's enough for me.

pmac

I guess this is coming from a collector's point of view rather than an investor's, but I think that the one that I purchased is absolutely stunning. To have many of them would only keep me from purchasing other numismatic treats.

BECOKA

I have seen dozens of these; some look stunning others so, so. Some have weak strikes or luster that is subdued. It might take ordering 10, picking the best one and send the other 9 back.

adamlaneus

So, now I can post:


Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?
Where is my UHR?


(x9)

HalfStrike

What took so long?

puritan9

I just had to add that the coin is absolutely beautiful. I was going to sell it, but I couldn't bring myself to do it.

CopperWire

can someone order 10 and send 9 back for refunds?

CopperWire

P.S. the 3 google ads on top of this page are all selling BULLION! Is this bullion or a numismatic treat?

EagleEye

Good thing I don't see Google ads.

I saw an ad in National Geographic promoting these.

jmski52

woo-hoo 10 palladium uhr's for me!

That was my reaction as well.

pitboss

I have the pamphlet and that is enough for me.

Pretty soon you will be able to buy all you want,

pmac

<< <i>P.S. the 3 google ads on top of this page are all selling BULLION! Is this bullion or a numismatic treat? >>


I guess that you are referring to my contribution to the thread. For me it was a treat because I think the mint did a splendid job of recreating the art work of Saint-Gaudens. I think that this was the intent of the mint to offer them to the masses for a profit above melt. If people want to consider them BULLION, so be it. Just my two cents.