2009 Ultra High Relief Gold Double Eagle
cdan12
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Just got an email from the us mint anouncing the ultra high relief double eagles to go on sale at $1539 each on Jan 22,2010, Good Buy or Not ? Thanks Dan
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What did the email say?
According to the website, these coins will no longer be for sale after December 31st at 3PM ET.
The current price is $1539.00.
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<< <i>I'm confused.
What did the email say?
According to the website, these coins will no longer be for sale after December 31st at 3PM ET.
The current price is $1539.00. >>
"The United States Mint will accept orders beginning on----> January 22, 2009<----- at 12:00 noon (ET). Orders will be processed on a first-in, first-out basis, and could potentially take up to six to nine months to complete based on gold blank availability. When placing your order, please consider your credit card’s expiration date, as charges will coincide with shipment. If your credit card has expired by the time of shipment, your order will be cancelled. To update your credit card information, you must call 1-800-USA-MINT and have your order number available."
NOT 2010...at least not yet ;>
Pricing for the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coin is in accordance with the United States Mint pricing schedule established on January 12, 2009, for Platinum and Gold Coins. These products are priced according to the range in which they reside in accordance with the United States Mint Coin Pricing Grid.
No longer available after 12/31/2009
Why would we buy them again, a month from now, when we can buy them RIGHT NOW for the same price?
This makes no sense.
I see the date in the email for release is THIS year, not next. Maybe the email was sent out in error?
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I got an email today, announcing the last chance to purchase UHR's, as the opportunity would end 12/31/09.
But I already have mine... and at $1,539, that's nearly $400 more than I paid when I ordered it.
Not quite as good a deal as the ASE '08/'07 Reverse, but I ain't cryin'!
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<< <i>But I already have mine... and at $1,539, that's nearly $400 more than I paid when I ordered it. >>
During the year, the mint raised the price seven times in $50 increments as gold bullion went up for a total price increase of $350.
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