I saw that. Glad to see what they actually look like - just like the AGE EU, almost reverse proof.
I'm still fitty-fitty on it. Still looks nicer than I anticipated. Just getting hit with a 6k A/C bill (NOT nice), and all the BoM stuff I'd like to snag, I may have to pass on these.
Say what you will about Magic Mike, he bakes every ounce of profit into these coins; you pay for every word and every picture in the core. But he has 'em - if you want it, he got it, and I appreciate seeing it early. I learn a thing or 2 from him from time to time.
Not saying it matters, but the HSN one is advanced release and EU70, and some people will pay for that slab. You can buy those, but they can't ship until the USM on sale date.
@goldenboy89 said:
just noticed the ATS is 34,867. it looks like the subs hit.
With an HHL of 10, how long do you think these last? @jmlanzaf if these go too quickly, FOMO could set in temporarily on the secondary market, pushing this over $200 for a period of time.
That was my hope in holding on to the subs. Like everything, it's a gamble
I was surprised to hear the ATS was that low, while still keeping the HHL at 10. How long do you believe those will hold out on Tuesday?
They'll go fast, since there aren't that many of them. The real is question is what is going to happen in the secondary market?
A lot of the 90K already spoken for will be offered for resale. The BOMs are sitting, at higher prices but much lower mintages. No one seems to care about 60K 2026-Ps, but they managed to sell 400K regular proofs.
So, they should be good, but people might also be getting burnt out. TBD, but they are a reasonable bet with a mintage of 125K.
As far as the HHL goes, I think the lesson they learned from holding back Congratulations sets and regular proof ASEs, and then selling the remainder later with no HHL to a lukewarm reception, is to strike while the iron is hot and just sell them.
Subscriptions were available long enough for anyone paying attention to get them. They're likely very happy now to just sell the balance, 10 at time, and be done with them, rather than cutting people back and then risking having them not sell out.
Very reasonable take on what 2026 has brought us so far. Hopefully they don't decide to mint another 100,000 of them after seeing these sell out quickly on Tuesday. Seems to be a lesson they aren't learning from the aforementioned releases you used as examples above.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
@goldenboy89 said:
just noticed the ATS is 34,867. it looks like the subs hit.
With an HHL of 10, how long do you think these last? @jmlanzaf if these go too quickly, FOMO could set in temporarily on the secondary market, pushing this over $200 for a period of time.
That was my hope in holding on to the subs. Like everything, it's a gamble
I was surprised to hear the ATS was that low, while still keeping the HHL at 10. How long do you believe those will hold out on Tuesday?
They'll go fast, since there aren't that many of them. The real is question is what is going to happen in the secondary market?
A lot of the 90K already spoken for will be offered for resale. The BOMs are sitting, at higher prices but much lower mintages. No one seems to care about 60K 2026-Ps, but they managed to sell 400K regular proofs.
So, they should be good, but people might also be getting burnt out. TBD, but they are a reasonable bet with a mintage of 125K.
As far as the HHL goes, I think the lesson they learned from holding back Congratulations sets and regular proof ASEs, and then selling the remainder later with no HHL to a lukewarm reception, is to strike while the iron is hot and just sell them.
Subscriptions were available long enough for anyone paying attention to get them. They're likely very happy now to just sell the balance, 10 at time, and be done with them, rather than cutting people back and then risking having them not sell out.
Very reasonable take on what 2026 has brought us so far. Hopefully they don't decide to mint another 100,000 of them after seeing these sell out quickly on Tuesday. Seems to be a lesson they aren't learning from the aforementioned releases you used as examples above.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
No. As much as I pretty much hate the direction they are going in, they won't do that. What they did with the proof ASEs is not the same, because they intentionally under produced them, and then stopped taking orders and did not take Back Orders, choosing instead to produce the remainder and place them on sale months later.
That won't happen here, assuming 90K accurately reflects subscriptions and ABPP sales, and that 35K is all that remains from the 125K mintage limit. No way will they meaningfully exceed 125K.
They published that number specifically to encourage people to buy. They won't pull the rug out from them, any more than they will now make another 5K silver Liberty Bells.
I haven't been paying attention to the Uncirculated sets since launch, so I have no idea where all the extra inventory is coming from. My bet is Big Boys canceling Back Order quantity because they are seeing sales already start to soften and don't want to get stuck at these prices.
Not because thousands of credit cards failed, or because they are exceeding mintage limits. They'll sell out as long as people can flip them on eBay, but that too will stop at some point.
At which point even more Back Orders will be canceled. As a result, their sell out might end the same way the gold Liberty Bells and proof ASEs will end. By not actually selling out.
@goldenboy89 said:
just noticed the ATS is 34,867. it looks like the subs hit.
With an HHL of 10, how long do you think these last? @jmlanzaf if these go too quickly, FOMO could set in temporarily on the secondary market, pushing this over $200 for a period of time.
That was my hope in holding on to the subs. Like everything, it's a gamble
I was surprised to hear the ATS was that low, while still keeping the HHL at 10. How long do you believe those will hold out on Tuesday?
They'll go fast, since there aren't that many of them. The real is question is what is going to happen in the secondary market?
A lot of the 90K already spoken for will be offered for resale. The BOMs are sitting, at higher prices but much lower mintages. No one seems to care about 60K 2026-Ps, but they managed to sell 400K regular proofs.
So, they should be good, but people might also be getting burnt out. TBD, but they are a reasonable bet with a mintage of 125K.
As far as the HHL goes, I think the lesson they learned from holding back Congratulations sets and regular proof ASEs, and then selling the remainder later with no HHL to a lukewarm reception, is to strike while the iron is hot and just sell them.
Subscriptions were available long enough for anyone paying attention to get them. They're likely very happy now to just sell the balance, 10 at time, and be done with them, rather than cutting people back and then risking having them not sell out.
Very reasonable take on what 2026 has brought us so far. Hopefully they don't decide to mint another 100,000 of them after seeing these sell out quickly on Tuesday. Seems to be a lesson they aren't learning from the aforementioned releases you used as examples above.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
15,000
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@goldenboy89 said:
just noticed the ATS is 34,867. it looks like the subs hit.
With an HHL of 10, how long do you think these last? @jmlanzaf if these go too quickly, FOMO could set in temporarily on the secondary market, pushing this over $200 for a period of time.
That was my hope in holding on to the subs. Like everything, it's a gamble
I was surprised to hear the ATS was that low, while still keeping the HHL at 10. How long do you believe those will hold out on Tuesday?
They'll go fast, since there aren't that many of them. The real is question is what is going to happen in the secondary market?
A lot of the 90K already spoken for will be offered for resale. The BOMs are sitting, at higher prices but much lower mintages. No one seems to care about 60K 2026-Ps, but they managed to sell 400K regular proofs.
So, they should be good, but people might also be getting burnt out. TBD, but they are a reasonable bet with a mintage of 125K.
As far as the HHL goes, I think the lesson they learned from holding back Congratulations sets and regular proof ASEs, and then selling the remainder later with no HHL to a lukewarm reception, is to strike while the iron is hot and just sell them.
Subscriptions were available long enough for anyone paying attention to get them. They're likely very happy now to just sell the balance, 10 at time, and be done with them, rather than cutting people back and then risking having them not sell out.
Very reasonable take on what 2026 has brought us so far. Hopefully they don't decide to mint another 100,000 of them after seeing these sell out quickly on Tuesday. Seems to be a lesson they aren't learning from the aforementioned releases you used as examples above.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
No. As much as I pretty much hate the direction they are going in, they won't do that. What they did with the proof ASEs is not the same, because they intentionally under produced them, and then stopped taking orders and did not take Back Orders, choosing instead to produce the remainder and place them on sale months later.
That won't happen here, assuming 90K accurately reflects subscriptions and ABPP sales, and that 35K is all that remains from the 125K mintage limit. No way will they meaningfully exceed 125K.
They published that number specifically to encourage people to buy. They won't pull the rug out from them, any more than they will now make another 5K silver Liberty Bells.
I haven't been paying attention to the Uncirculated sets since launch, so I have no idea where all the extra inventory is coming from. My bet is Big Boys canceling Back Order quantity because they are seeing sales already start to soften and don't want to get stuck at these prices.
Not because thousands of credit cards failed, or because they are exceeding mintage limits. They'll sell out as long as people can flip them on eBay, but that too will stop at some point.
At which point even more Back Orders will be canceled. As a result, their sell out might end the same way the gold Liberty Bells and proof ASEs will end. By not actually selling out.
What they chose to do with the ASE this year made me dump mine. Didn't think I wanted to hold onto one of 500,000 at $173. I can do without that one. I'll keep one of these for my 2026 collection and forego the other.
The Uncirculated set now says this "This item is available to be ordered now, but it is not currently in stock. Additional inventory is being made. Please add the item to your cart to see when additional inventory is expected to be available" and "This product is currently on back order and is estimated to ship on Fri Aug 21 2026" when placed in your cart.
As for the Liberty Bell golds, I'm not sure those will sell out any time soon. 634 ONE oz and 445 half oz remain on a Sunday morning.
@goldenboy89 said:
just noticed the ATS is 34,867. it looks like the subs hit.
With an HHL of 10, how long do you think these last? @jmlanzaf if these go too quickly, FOMO could set in temporarily on the secondary market, pushing this over $200 for a period of time.
That was my hope in holding on to the subs. Like everything, it's a gamble
I was surprised to hear the ATS was that low, while still keeping the HHL at 10. How long do you believe those will hold out on Tuesday?
They'll go fast, since there aren't that many of them. The real is question is what is going to happen in the secondary market?
A lot of the 90K already spoken for will be offered for resale. The BOMs are sitting, at higher prices but much lower mintages. No one seems to care about 60K 2026-Ps, but they managed to sell 400K regular proofs.
So, they should be good, but people might also be getting burnt out. TBD, but they are a reasonable bet with a mintage of 125K.
As far as the HHL goes, I think the lesson they learned from holding back Congratulations sets and regular proof ASEs, and then selling the remainder later with no HHL to a lukewarm reception, is to strike while the iron is hot and just sell them.
Subscriptions were available long enough for anyone paying attention to get them. They're likely very happy now to just sell the balance, 10 at time, and be done with them, rather than cutting people back and then risking having them not sell out.
Very reasonable take on what 2026 has brought us so far. Hopefully they don't decide to mint another 100,000 of them after seeing these sell out quickly on Tuesday. Seems to be a lesson they aren't learning from the aforementioned releases you used as examples above.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
No. As much as I pretty much hate the direction they are going in, they won't do that. What they did with the proof ASEs is not the same, because they intentionally under produced them, and then stopped taking orders and did not take Back Orders, choosing instead to produce the remainder and place them on sale months later.
That won't happen here, assuming 90K accurately reflects subscriptions and ABPP sales, and that 35K is all that remains from the 125K mintage limit. No way will they meaningfully exceed 125K.
They published that number specifically to encourage people to buy. They won't pull the rug out from them, any more than they will now make another 5K silver Liberty Bells.
I haven't been paying attention to the Uncirculated sets since launch, so I have no idea where all the extra inventory is coming from. My bet is Big Boys canceling Back Order quantity because they are seeing sales already start to soften and don't want to get stuck at these prices.
Not because thousands of credit cards failed, or because they are exceeding mintage limits. They'll sell out as long as people can flip them on eBay, but that too will stop at some point.
At which point even more Back Orders will be canceled. As a result, their sell out might end the same way the gold Liberty Bells and proof ASEs will end. By not actually selling out.
What they chose to do with the ASE this year made me dump mine. Didn't think I wanted to hold onto one of 500,000 at $173. I can do without that one. I'll keep one of these for my 2026 collection and forego the other.
The Uncirculated set now says this "This item is available to be ordered now, but it is not currently in stock. Additional inventory is being made. Please add the item to your cart to see when additional inventory is expected to be available" and "This product is currently on back order and is estimated to ship on Fri Aug 21 2026" when placed in your cart.
As for the Liberty Bell golds, I'm not sure those will sell out any time soon. 634 ONE oz and 445 half oz remain on a Sunday morning.
Right. People are buying Back Ordered uncirculated sets now because they can be sold on eBay for more than $124.50. If those prices start to weaken, as they almost certainly will, and people can't deliver within eBay's guidelines, and buyers start to cancel because they see prices dropping, watch for people to start canceling their Mint Back Orders.
They are only available because large buyers already canceled Back Orders. They have a view into the retail market that the small sellers don't currently have, but they will catch up. Just wait.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
15,000
Thanks @jmlanzaf I missed seeing them come back, so wasnt sure what they started with. Seems like that will still keep them under the 300,000 stated mintage limit.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
15,000
Thanks @jmlanzaf I missed seeing them come back, so wasnt sure what they started with. Seems like that will still keep them under the 300,000 stated mintage limit.
Must have been a fair number of returns.
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Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
15,000
Thanks @jmlanzaf I missed seeing them come back, so wasnt sure what they started with. Seems like that will still keep them under the 300,000 stated mintage limit.
Must have been a fair number of returns.
Or cancellations on the back orders that happened late in the initial release. I know I still have a few on Backorder from the few days after drop date 7:30 crapshoot.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
15,000
Thanks @jmlanzaf I missed seeing them come back, so wasnt sure what they started with. Seems like that will still keep them under the 300,000 stated mintage limit.
Must have been a fair number of returns.
Or cancellations on the back orders that happened late in the initial release. I know I still have a few on Backorder from the few days after drop date 7:30 crapshoot.
Yes, probably those also. I will admit to being a bit concerned about it. The 15,000 did not disappear as quickly as I would have thought.
I sold 50 in the last two weeks and they flew at 180 to 185. The price is likely to be lower in a month, but the demand was there at 180+.
We'll see. I have 230 on backordee. Lol. So, expect a rapid drop to $99.
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@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
Ah. The price made no sense before.
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@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
Ah. The price made no sense before.
Now I follow what the offer is for. It's probably gonna be a scramble tomorrow for those 33,924 with a HHL of 10. Won't last long. $1800 is too low, but somebody will do it, no doubt.
@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
Ah. The price made no sense before.
Now I follow what the offer is for. It's probably gonna be a scramble tomorrow for those 33,924 with a HHL of 10. Won't last long. $1800 is too low, but somebody will do it, no doubt.
I don't know that that is too low. But $125 + CC bonus is sufficient to make it worth doing. After all, all you need to do is slap a new shipping label on the box.
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@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
Ah. The price made no sense before.
Now I follow what the offer is for. It's probably gonna be a scramble tomorrow for those 33,924 with a HHL of 10. Won't last long. $1800 is too low, but somebody will do it, no doubt.
I don't know that that is too low. But $125 + CC bonus is sufficient to make it worth doing. After all, all you need to do is slap a new shipping label on the box.
Maybe I don't study this CC bonus stuff close enough to see the value in it, but I suppose you're right. Never really looked into it as I have always been happy with my rewards cards without doing too much looking around for these bonuses.
@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
Ah. The price made no sense before.
Now I follow what the offer is for. It's probably gonna be a scramble tomorrow for those 33,924 with a HHL of 10. Won't last long. $1800 is too low, but somebody will do it, no doubt.
I don't know that that is too low. But $125 + CC bonus is sufficient to make it worth doing. After all, all you need to do is slap a new shipping label on the box.
Maybe I don't study this CC bonus stuff close enough to see the value in it, but I suppose you're right. Never really looked into it as I have always been happy with my rewards cards without doing too much looking around for these bonuses.
It's not too hard to get 2-3% cash back. Some cards even 5%. But even at 2%, that's another $36. So you're at $160 gross profit for just slapping a shipping label on a box.
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@HoneyMarket said:
The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
Ah. The price made no sense before.
Now I follow what the offer is for. It's probably gonna be a scramble tomorrow for those 33,924 with a HHL of 10. Won't last long. $1800 is too low, but somebody will do it, no doubt.
I don't know that that is too low. But $125 + CC bonus is sufficient to make it worth doing. After all, all you need to do is slap a new shipping label on the box.
Maybe I don't study this CC bonus stuff close enough to see the value in it, but I suppose you're right. Never really looked into it as I have always been happy with my rewards cards without doing too much looking around for these bonuses.
It's not too hard to get 2-3% cash back. Some cards even 5%. But even at 2%, that's another $36. So you're at $160 gross profit for just slapping a shipping label on a box.
I like to try to time a new credit card to some of the larger purchases. That sometimes adds another $200 - $300 bonus.
@HATTRICK said:
Don’t get ripped off by flippers on EBay. Buy from a reputable national dealer if you can’t get one from the mint
How about a reputable eBay dealer?
When I purchase something on Ebay I always go for high feedback on verified purchases and don't buy something that I think costs too much or looks shady. Haven't been disappointed yet.
@HATTRICK said:
Don’t get ripped off by flippers on EBay. Buy from a reputable national dealer if you can’t get one from the mint
How about a reputable eBay dealer?
When I purchase something on Ebay I always go for high feedback on verified purchases and don't buy something that I think costs too much or looks shady. Haven't been disappointed yet.
Yes you must do your due diligence . It’s not had to figure who are true dealers and not someone buying up mint products to flip on EBay . The mint can and will eventually eliminate them as the find it more profitable to sell to the big boys and control sales to their collecting customers
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
@Mr Lindy said:
In his 17 minute video HSN Mike said he had alot of problem coins delivered from USMINT in his advanced dealer delivery of the 1776~2026 Unc ASE $.
On one hand that could be true.
On the other, he's known to up-sale/hype the "Rarity" of the Advanced Releases.
Remember: “The mint is like a box of Chocolates” Have my 2 on subscription.
NO WAITING FOR SELLOUT DISAPPOINTMENT.
PS I think a large batch fell off the truck. 😁
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
I have zero sympathy for anyone who misses anything that is available for subscription. Subscribe to EVERYTHING that you might want and then cancel before release if you don't want it.
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https://www.hsn.com/products/1776-2026-dual-date-eu70-adv-release-silver-eagle-wlibe/23963681
Advance Release is released before official 7-21-2026 Noon release:
The dual date ASE $ Uncirculated is here. 'The Mint was legally required to make but did not"
BUT WAIT, they did and its $999 each on HSN:
AND THE $169 USMINT offer their $999 treasure was issued as IN 2&1/2 days FROM NOW:
I saw that. Glad to see what they actually look like - just like the AGE EU, almost reverse proof.
I'm still fitty-fitty on it. Still looks nicer than I anticipated. Just getting hit with a 6k A/C bill (NOT nice), and all the BoM stuff I'd like to snag, I may have to pass on these.
Say what you will about Magic Mike, he bakes every ounce of profit into these coins; you pay for every word and every picture in the core. But he has 'em - if you want it, he got it, and I appreciate seeing it early. I learn a thing or 2 from him from time to time.
This may have already been mentioned but that link showing sold out.
Not saying it matters, but the HSN one is advanced release and EU70, and some people will pay for that slab. You can buy those, but they can't ship until the USM on sale date.
33924 ON SUNDAY MORNING
Very reasonable take on what 2026 has brought us so far. Hopefully they don't decide to mint another 100,000 of them after seeing these sell out quickly on Tuesday. Seems to be a lesson they aren't learning from the aforementioned releases you used as examples above.
Looks like the 2026 Uncirculated set is now sitting Add to bag for the last few days with about 7,000 left to sell this morning. Not sure how many they offered up on back order. Was it a substantial number?
No. As much as I pretty much hate the direction they are going in, they won't do that. What they did with the proof ASEs is not the same, because they intentionally under produced them, and then stopped taking orders and did not take Back Orders, choosing instead to produce the remainder and place them on sale months later.
That won't happen here, assuming 90K accurately reflects subscriptions and ABPP sales, and that 35K is all that remains from the 125K mintage limit. No way will they meaningfully exceed 125K.
They published that number specifically to encourage people to buy. They won't pull the rug out from them, any more than they will now make another 5K silver Liberty Bells.
I haven't been paying attention to the Uncirculated sets since launch, so I have no idea where all the extra inventory is coming from. My bet is Big Boys canceling Back Order quantity because they are seeing sales already start to soften and don't want to get stuck at these prices.
Not because thousands of credit cards failed, or because they are exceeding mintage limits. They'll sell out as long as people can flip them on eBay, but that too will stop at some point.
At which point even more Back Orders will be canceled. As a result, their sell out might end the same way the gold Liberty Bells and proof ASEs will end. By not actually selling out.
15,000
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What they chose to do with the ASE this year made me dump mine. Didn't think I wanted to hold onto one of 500,000 at $173. I can do without that one. I'll keep one of these for my 2026 collection and forego the other.
The Uncirculated set now says this "This item is available to be ordered now, but it is not currently in stock. Additional inventory is being made. Please add the item to your cart to see when additional inventory is expected to be available" and "This product is currently on back order and is estimated to ship on Fri Aug 21 2026" when placed in your cart.
As for the Liberty Bell golds, I'm not sure those will sell out any time soon. 634 ONE oz and 445 half oz remain on a Sunday morning.
Right. People are buying Back Ordered uncirculated sets now because they can be sold on eBay for more than $124.50. If those prices start to weaken, as they almost certainly will, and people can't deliver within eBay's guidelines, and buyers start to cancel because they see prices dropping, watch for people to start canceling their Mint Back Orders.
They are only available because large buyers already canceled Back Orders. They have a view into the retail market that the small sellers don't currently have, but they will catch up. Just wait.
Thanks @jmlanzaf I missed seeing them come back, so wasnt sure what they started with. Seems like that will still keep them under the 300,000 stated mintage limit.
Must have been a fair number of returns.
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Or cancellations on the back orders that happened late in the initial release. I know I still have a few on Backorder from the few days after drop date 7:30 crapshoot.
Yes, probably those also. I will admit to being a bit concerned about it. The 15,000 did not disappear as quickly as I would have thought.
I sold 50 in the last two weeks and they flew at 180 to 185. The price is likely to be lower in a month, but the demand was there at 180+.
We'll see. I have 230 on backordee. Lol. So, expect a rapid drop to $99.
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The Low Ballers (PFS) are out with their first offer:
"We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit."
LOL
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I think this is on the wrong thread. What coin are you referring to?
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I'm referring to the coin which is the subject of this thread - The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin
I should have probably expanded on my original statement to indicate that they're (PFS) are looking for lots of 10 and thus their $1,800 payout or a total profit of $104.05.
Here a bit more from PFS's e-mail:
"We are pleased to announce that we will be running a limited deal on the American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Uncirculated Coin that the Mint is selling this Tuesday, July 21st.
The cost of each order (of ten coins) will be $1,690 + $5.95 Shipping. We are offering $1,800.00 = a $104.05 profit.
We will also - as always - supply you with a fully insured label to ship the box directly to us at which time your account will be credited with principle and commission."
I keep an eye on what some of the buyers out there are offering for various releases, as they help me fund my own wants.
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Ah. The price made no sense before.
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Now I follow what the offer is for. It's probably gonna be a scramble tomorrow for those 33,924 with a HHL of 10. Won't last long. $1800 is too low, but somebody will do it, no doubt.
I don't know that that is too low. But $125 + CC bonus is sufficient to make it worth doing. After all, all you need to do is slap a new shipping label on the box.
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Maybe I don't study this CC bonus stuff close enough to see the value in it, but I suppose you're right. Never really looked into it as I have always been happy with my rewards cards without doing too much looking around for these bonuses.
It's not too hard to get 2-3% cash back. Some cards even 5%. But even at 2%, that's another $36. So you're at $160 gross profit for just slapping a shipping label on a box.
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I like to try to time a new credit card to some of the larger purchases. That sometimes adds another $200 - $300 bonus.
Not flipping as it's what I do.
I like my 2 single date Philly Proof Single 2026 date ASE $ of 60k
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I hope to keep my 7 Dual Date 1776~2026 ASE $ in Unc, mystery Unc, EU Unc of 125k.
Totally passed on dual dated 400k to 500k Laser etched dies ASE $
Such a target rich enviroment this year !
I collect what I like, so I am not confined to needing one of everything just to plug holes on albums.
Happy Shopping !
Don’t get ripped off by flippers on EBay. Buy from a reputable national dealer if you can’t get one from the mint
How about a reputable eBay dealer?
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When I purchase something on Ebay I always go for high feedback on verified purchases and don't buy something that I think costs too much or looks shady. Haven't been disappointed yet.
Yes you must do your due diligence . It’s not had to figure who are true dealers and not someone buying up mint products to flip on EBay . The mint can and will eventually eliminate them as the find it more profitable to sell to the big boys and control sales to their collecting customers
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In his 17 minute video HSN Mike said he had alot of problem coins delivered from USMINT in his advanced dealer delivery of the 1776~2026 Unc ASE $.
On one hand that could be true.
On the other, he's known to up-sale/hype the "Rarity" of the Advanced Releases.
His NGC advanced release 70 will be $1,200 available next week, so a $200 premium over ANACS.
125K made including 12,000 advance release dealer delivery.
Says only 50% of his are grading 70.
What happens to the advance release 69s ?
All while Forum chit~chat says $169 direct from USMINT is too much $ with spot silver at 3x
I've bagged 7 in subscription with elevated overnight sign for delivery fee at $1,203.
Buy 7 coins or buy One coin in an advance release slab for same $
:^)
Who is paying the most for these
Thanks
Frank D
33981 ATS at 945AMEST. fyi this will blow out quick.
Especially with a HHL of 10
Remember: “The mint is like a box of Chocolates” Have my 2 on subscription.
NO WAITING FOR SELLOUT DISAPPOINTMENT.
PS I think a large batch fell off the truck. 😁
29981, is now the latest ATS number....dropping from 33,981 this morning.
That's an oddly exact 4000
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Certainly plan invest in a couple of them slabbed ms 69 or 70.
Sold out in under a minute. Ridiculous.
Heard from someone else - it's already sold out... I'm still in waiting room.
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Sold out in under 60 seconds
What a joke !!!
Was able to add them to my cart, made it to payment page.
No longer available.....
Yup. Amazing!
Glad I held on to my subscriptions.
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48 minute wait? Longer than the liberty bells
Glad I had 10 on subscription. Wow!
The Bots have taken over the US Mint website.
US mint, Please bring back the old web ordering system from 2011.
I have zero sympathy for anyone who misses anything that is available for subscription. Subscribe to EVERYTHING that you might want and then cancel before release if you don't want it.
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