With no 'ordering limits', will the 2012 Star-Spangled Banner Commemorative Coins be a numismatic hi

Goldbully

On the surface, these Gold and Silver U.S. mint offerings appear to be sought after modern commems.......But, what do you think in this economy??

Who can resist an all American historical coin exemplifying the US Flag from the U.S. Mint???

US Mint Link

Are you buying the gold, the silver or both???

OR.....are you a bystander on this issue??

Justlooking

I think I'll be able to resist.

CoinDogs

As tempting as it is I think i'll pass as well...

coinsarefun

It is a beautiful design

keyman64

Not for me.

291fifth

Just another soon to be forgotten ultramodern offering from the US Mint.

silverstreak

I bought five of the gold unc and had graded as first strike. I think they will come in very low mintage.

pf70collector

Pass. From now on Commemorative Gold and Silver and ASE Proof will be thought by me to be just bullion. Won't buy. Too much of a premium which you will never get back if you sell, unless PMs rise. I will buy if the potential is there, but don't see it in these at all. I will wait til the end of the year.

ricko

Truly a nice design.... how did that get out of committee???? Cheers, RickO

Obiwancanoli

Picked up one of each, but when they arrived, found I had to return the silver proof, and the gold uncirc, due to quality issue. I really like the design, especially compelling on the silver uncirculated. Sharp!

keyman64

They are producing too many for it to be a good idea. If the mintage was kept to under 100,000 I could see it as being interesting... but they are making up to 500,000 of them....the silver anyway.