US Mint Household Limits

jclovescoins · July 21, 2015 9:17AM

Anyone know how the US Mint enforces the household limits? I've seen people on here with 100+ sets when the limit is 5.

Is it possible for one to buy gift cards in one name, and use those gift cards to ship to different addresses / names?

Can multiple people in the same office building order the sets and not be subject to the household limits?

Thanks for the information. The last 2 releases have got me quite curious.

keyman64 · July 21, 2015 9:19AM

It is per address. So someone might have a PO Box and then a home address....then enlist the help of friends/family for the rest. I have never done it but it is pretty easy to coordinate.
It will THANKFULLY be much more difficult to reach 100 now that the limit is 2!

Bochiman · July 21, 2015 9:33AM

So, you're asking for advice on how to game the system like some of the others are doing?

ricko · July 21, 2015 10:48PM

Yep... people have openly admitted having others order for them right here on the forum... very common... Cheers, RickO

Schmitz7 · July 21, 2015 11:29PM

The key isn't just a different shipping address, but the credit card/debit card you use must also be tied to a different address or the order will get cancelled. It's best to enlist friends....perhaps those that were brought in on a bus to buy the gold Kennedy halfs in the Chicago area last Summer.

TwoSides2aCoin · July 21, 2015 11:36PM

Enforcement at the U.S. Mint has proven to be difficult, at times.

19Lyds · July 22, 2015 3:10AM

<< <i>The key isn't just a different shipping address, but the credit card/debit card you use must also be tied to a different address or the order will get cancelled. It's best to enlist friends....perhaps those that were brought in on a bus to buy the gold Kennedy halfs in the Chicago area last Summer.

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Nah!

They've already spent their $200 on new cardboard boxes and happy meals and are currently "unavailable"...........

JCLIGHTBRIGADE · July 22, 2015 3:46AM

Hey that bus thing was absolutely legit and was actually done to boost the sagging economy,

and lest not forget the awards for "his help in cleansing the profession of fraud and thievery".

Type2 · July 22, 2015 5:31AM

per house or address so now what. Just buy them from others so every one can make $$ "spread the love".

US Mint Household Limits

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