Does anyone know if the mint will be offering this 2016 gold dime, quarter, and half as a three coin set or will I have to buy each coin piecemeal and pay for shipping three times?
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Does anyone know if the mint will be offering this 2016 gold dime, quarter, and half as a three coin set or will I have to buy each coin piecemeal and pay for shipping three times?
Anyone know if they'll be a mintage limit or will they strike them to demand? These may or may not be good for flipping depending on such details.
Just checked the mint's web site. Mintage limit is 125,000 and the household limit is 10. Of course this is all subject to change. I doubt there'll be a sell out with this many being made.
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Originally posted by: PerryHall Anyone know if they'll be a mintage limit or will they strike them to demand? These may or may not be good for flipping depending on such details.
Just checked the mint's web site. Mintage limit is 125,000 and the household limit is 10. Of course this is all subject to change. I doubt there'll be a sell out with this many being made.
Step away from the hoopola for a week or so, or less, revisit this thread and balance the outcome with the wait.
Special labels will empower some (that can go and get them) and will screw others (that don't have the coins in time and/or can't make the show to get the special labels)
Originally posted by: PerryHall Anyone know if they'll be a mintage limit or will they strike them to demand? These may or may not be good for flipping depending on such details.
Just checked the mint's web site. Mintage limit is 125,000 and the household limit is 10. Of course this is all subject to change. I doubt there'll be a sell out with this many being made.
If the price is less than $200 I think a sellout is likely.
Also, this is the new key with half the mintage of the 1916-D. This means that it should be worth twice as much, right?
Not quite that expensive but it is certainly overpriced for a business strike coin. It wouldn't surprise me if they are cheaper in the secondary market after the novelty wears off.
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I'm figuring that the higher price might drive off a few would-be purchasers, but it won't stop the flippers. That being the case, if it doesn't sell out in a few days or a week the fast money will already be looking ahead to the quarter and half.
If that's the case, it could drag on through October and sell out late in the year like the 2009 UHR. I do think that a mintage of 125,000 1/10th oz coins of this design will eventually find a premium over the initial selling price, but maybe not right away.
There might be some drag on this coin if the Mint decides to issue fewer than 125,000 quarters and halves. I would think that most collectors would opt for a set, and if only 62,500 sets are possible, the dime might languish.
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After the gold quarter and gold half dollar comes out it would be nice if the mint would offer an optional three coin set with all three coins in a single box or holder. I'd rather have a single larger box than three smaller boxes. Many collectors will buy all three coins to have a complete set and it would be nice if the entire set could all be housed together in the same box.
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After the gold quarter and gold half dollar comes out it would be nice if the mint would offer an optional three coin set with all three coins in a single box or holder. I'd rather have a single larger box than three smaller boxes. Many collectors will buy all three coins to have a complete set and it would be nice if the entire set could all be housed together in the same box.
Yeah, PH - it would be nice if the Mint would just bother to tell it's customers what it plans to do. It's almost as if they've never marketed a product in their lives.
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Originally posted by: jmski52 I'm figuring that the higher price might drive off a few would-be purchasers, but it won't stop the flippers. That being the case, if it doesn't sell out in a few days or a week the fast money will already be looking ahead to the quarter and half.
If that's the case, it could drag on through October and sell out late in the year like the 2009 UHR. I do think that a mintage of 125,000 1/10th oz coins of this design will eventually find a premium over the initial selling price, but maybe not right away.
There might be some drag on this coin if the Mint decides to issue fewer than 125,000 quarters and halves. I would think that most collectors would opt for a set, and if only 62,500 sets are possible, the dime might languish.
If the Mint makes a gold version of the Peace in 2021, that should make for a nice 5-coin set (including the UHR.)
Did I miss smoething, only 62,500 sets possible, are the quarter and half limited to that?
I think I'll wait and purchase a nice MS69 for melt+ after the initial frenzy has passed. The premium to melt is too great for me to stomach. The quarter and half will be a different story, though, with lower mintages...
I think I'll wait and purchase a nice MS69 for melt+ after the initial frenzy has passed. The premium to melt is too great for me to stomach. The quarter and half will be a different story, though, with lower mintages...
Has the mint published the mintage limit for the gold quarters and gold half dollars?
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So, did the gold mercury dime actually sell out? I have not seen any sales figures. I called the mint and they said no and that that they ran out of inventory suggesting more inventory will be available.
I went to the usm site about 3:00 last thursday to load up the wagon with these cute little mercs but they were no longer available so I guess I got shut out. Ill catch the three coin commemorative set when they become available or maybe they will make a little more inventory and "notify" me when there might be some.
Originally posted by: mhammerman I went to the usm site about 3:00 last thursday to load up the wagon with these cute little mercs but they were no longer available so I guess I got shut out. Ill catch the three coin commemorative set when they become available or maybe they will make a little more inventory and "notify" me when there might be some.
Reportedly there will be no 3 coin sets.
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Edit: Just noticed this is on a 16.5mm planchet. I think I'll be waiting for the 22mm "quarters".
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Does anyone know if the mint will be offering this 2016 gold dime, quarter, and half as a three coin set or will I have to buy each coin piecemeal and pay for shipping three times?
Piecemeal for now.
Anybody have an idea as to what the price will be for these?
Spot + 40 or 50% as a SWAG.
Just checked the mint's web site. Mintage limit is 125,000 and the household limit is 10. Of course this is all subject to change. I doubt there'll be a sell out with this many being made.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
Anyone know if they'll be a mintage limit or will they strike them to demand? These may or may not be good for flipping depending on such details.
Just checked the mint's web site. Mintage limit is 125,000 and the household limit is 10. Of course this is all subject to change. I doubt there'll be a sell out with this many being made.
Step away from the hoopola for a week or so, or less, revisit this thread and balance the outcome with the wait.
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Historically, as we all know, they tend to be at the very low end. Yet, the shallow end of the pool for risk.
Anybody have an idea as to what the price will be for these?
something over the price of the $5 gold eagle proof. I'd say add another 20%.
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Anyone know if they'll be a mintage limit or will they strike them to demand? These may or may not be good for flipping depending on such details.
Just checked the mint's web site. Mintage limit is 125,000 and the household limit is 10. Of course this is all subject to change. I doubt there'll be a sell out with this many being made.
If the price is less than $200 I think a sellout is likely.
Also, this is the new key with half the mintage of the 1916-D. This means that it should be worth twice as much, right?
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[If the price is less than $200 I think a sellout is likely.
Also, this is the new key with half the mintage of the 1916-D. This means that it should be worth twice as much, right?
I know you're kidding but I can't imagine someone who collects Mercury dimes not buying at least one of these coins.
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Pre-sales on eBay are fetching $300 and the Mint hasn't even set a price for the coin yet!
The mint should price them at $400 then just to bury all the pre-sellers
This 125K release? Gonna go Numaler, MHO.
I got "verb-ed"!!! ( i think )
Quick fizzle.
Anybody have an idea as to what the price will be for these?
something over the price of the $5 gold eagle proof. I'd say add another 20%.
Prices just announced. Looks like I was pretty close.
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Almost double spot. Point,click and flip.
Almost double spot. Point,click and pass.
I knew it would happen.
Almost double spot. Point,click and flip.
Almost double spot. Point,click and pass.
Not quite that expensive but it is certainly overpriced for a business strike coin. It wouldn't surprise me if they are cheaper in the secondary market after the novelty wears off.
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If that's the case, it could drag on through October and sell out late in the year like the 2009 UHR. I do think that a mintage of 125,000 1/10th oz coins of this design will eventually find a premium over the initial selling price, but maybe not right away.
There might be some drag on this coin if the Mint decides to issue fewer than 125,000 quarters and halves. I would think that most collectors would opt for a set, and if only 62,500 sets are possible, the dime might languish.
I knew it would happen.
Mint Announcement for dime
I don't understand the mint's description:
Mintage limit: 125,000
Product Limit: None
Household Order Limit: 10
What does "Product Limit" mean and how is that different than "Mintage Limit"?
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
Mint Announcement for dime
I don't understand the mint's description:
Mintage limit: 125,000
Product Limit: None
Household Order Limit: 10
What does "Product Limit" mean and how is that different than "Mintage Limit"?
The coin could be paired with another offering, ergo product limit.
I believe that is the story.
Mint Announcement for dime
I don't understand the mint's description:
Mintage limit: 125,000
Product Limit: None
Household Order Limit: 10
What does "Product Limit" mean and how is that different than "Mintage Limit"?
The coin could be paired with another offering, ergo product limit.
I believe that is the story.
I believe you are correct. 125k is the limit.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
Yeah, PH - it would be nice if the Mint would just bother to tell it's customers what it plans to do. It's almost as if they've never marketed a product in their lives.
I knew it would happen.
I'm figuring that the higher price might drive off a few would-be purchasers, but it won't stop the flippers. That being the case, if it doesn't sell out in a few days or a week the fast money will already be looking ahead to the quarter and half.
If that's the case, it could drag on through October and sell out late in the year like the 2009 UHR. I do think that a mintage of 125,000 1/10th oz coins of this design will eventually find a premium over the initial selling price, but maybe not right away.
There might be some drag on this coin if the Mint decides to issue fewer than 125,000 quarters and halves. I would think that most collectors would opt for a set, and if only 62,500 sets are possible, the dime might languish.
If the Mint makes a gold version of the Peace in 2021, that should make for a nice 5-coin set (including the UHR.)
Did I miss smoething, only 62,500 sets possible, are the quarter and half limited to that?
Quick fizzle.
Anybody have an idea as to what the price will be for these?
something over the price of the $5 gold eagle proof. I'd say add another 20%.
Prices just announced. Looks like I was pretty close.
These prices are ridiculous , it looks like they tried to build in the "camelot" premium from the 3/4 ounce kennedy gold fiasco.
It's much easier to work for a living than try to flip these turkeys will be less risky too.
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I think I'll wait and purchase a nice MS69 for melt+ after the initial frenzy has passed. The premium to melt is too great for me to stomach. The quarter and half will be a different story, though, with lower mintages...
Has the mint published the mintage limit for the gold quarters and gold half dollars?
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No, you didn't miss anything. That was just me, hypothesizing. The Mint is capable of all sorts of irrational decisions.
I knew it would happen.
I went to the usm site about 3:00 last thursday to load up the wagon with these cute little mercs but they were no longer available so I guess I got shut out. Ill catch the three coin commemorative set when they become available or maybe they will make a little more inventory and "notify" me when there might be some.
Reportedly there will be no 3 coin sets.