ATB P Puck collectors
BigA
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For those interested the Bombay P has only 61 left.....
Could be the lowest mintage in 3 years
Could be the lowest mintage in 3 years
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I mean, they are as big as dinner plates and don't really go to well in a Dansco. Seems to me, the only market is the silver bullion market and not necessarily as a collectible.
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Recent (last year) higher mintage ones are weak....
Blue Ridge sold out a few months ago and is around $250 and the Bombay will probable come in at less than that mintage.
(down to 31)
A few of the low mintage P pucks from 2012 sell raw for around $600.
Recent (last year) higher mintage ones are weak....
Blue Ridge sold out a few months ago and is around $250 and the Bombay will probable come in at less than that mintage.
(down to 31)
I've bought a couple for resale but it's really kind of an expensive gamble for me.
The name is LEE!
Thanks
Numbers are on the order page after you exceed the available quantity
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Just curious -- what timezone is this site???
I'm at 7:04pm AK Time, 12/22. Just trying to figure out what time BigA reported going dark today.
....anyway...
It went dark at 407pm (EST).....I checked at 406p and there were 2 left and on refresh they went poof
Hawaii still reigns as the lowest at 14,863. Bombay could be #7 if it undersells Blue Ridge at just over 17k.
I'm at 7:04pm AK Time, 12/22. Just trying to figure out what time BigA reported going dark today.
Thanks for the info! Hawaii is a nice coin. Wonder why so low for that issue.
Been collecting the 5 oz bullion & collector's version along with the annual silver proof ATB's since they came out. Most have very well designs for modern day issues.
Agree. There are many very artistic and attractive designs. A very underrated series.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I'm glad I got a subscription for this series and I think they're really neat. They're the largest and heaviest legal tender coin ever produced by the US Mint. Most of the designs are quite artistic and they remind me of large silver medals.
"Legal Tender" is kinda stretching it don't you think?
They are legal tender for 25 cents.
The name is LEE!
I'm glad I got a subscription for this series and I think they're really neat. They're the largest and heaviest legal tender coin ever produced by the US Mint. Most of the designs are quite artistic and they remind me of large silver medals.
"Legal Tender" is kinda stretching it don't you think?
They are legal tender for 25 cents.
Since they have been monetized, they are considered "legal tender coins" instead of "bullion rounds." I don't believe the US Mint issues "bullion rounds."
I'm glad I got a subscription for this series and I think they're really neat. They're the largest and heaviest legal tender coin ever produced by the US Mint. Most of the designs are quite artistic and they remind me of large silver medals.
"Legal Tender" is kinda stretching it don't you think?
They are legal tender for 25 cents.
They are legal tender coins. You can think otherwise but you'd be wrong. A 1913 Liberty head nickel is legal tender for five cents. A 1793 chain cent is legal tender for one cent. A 1916-D Mercury dime is legal tender for 10 cents. A St. Gaudens double eagle is legal tender for $20. I could go on but I think I've made my point---face value has little relevance when we are talking about collector coins. Do you think it's a stretch to call US commemorative coins and bullion coins legal tender coins.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Hawaii still reigns as the lowest at 14,863. Bombay could be #7 if it undersells Blue Ridge at just over 17k.
I'm at 7:04pm AK Time, 12/22. Just trying to figure out what time BigA reported going dark today.
Thanks for the info! Hawaii is a nice coin. Wonder why so low for that issue.
2012 was a low year with several issues. I think the big push in 2010 resulted in a glut in 2011 (highest mintage for bullions -- 126k for two!!) and killed interest in 2012. I think Hawaii was an fugly design and I totally passed...of course. Hawaii and Acadia (very nice!) take the top low mintages of that year. Bombay may take #6 or #7 lowest, we will see.
Well, just Love coins, period.
This year's ATB's are doing very well except Homestead and Kisatchie.
Yup, only ones still for sale and numbers are high
Bombay may very well be this year's low mintage as long as they don't come out for sale again. As I recall, Blue Ridge went back on sale for only a few hours before sellout.
Don't get me going on the time thing...still can't correct that it has me in Guam but time listed is Eastern Europe...(I'm in MA)
....anyway...
It went dark at 407pm (EST).....I checked at 406p and there were 2 left and on refresh they went poof
It's a goofy setup. There are 2 time setting you have to make.
Set the upper one to your location then the lower one till you see the correct time in your postings.
I know...you'd think the Time Zone one would be all that is needed. But there we go again, thinking.
I knew it would happen.