I remember there was a high relief gold coin in the product schedule, now it is not there anymore.

@Samuel8 said:

@BillJones said:
Buy the 2009 version and save yourself from excessively high mint prices.

I bought the 2009 70 one several years ago for $1895.

I paid a bit over $2,300 for one in an MS-70 holder. The one the mint sent me was ruined by die polishing. That’s why I bought the 70. The dealer who sold the 70 to me was PO’d because it was on its way down. I think he lost a little money.

@zeesh said:

@BillJones said:
Buy the 2009 version and save yourself from excessively high mint prices.

the 2009 is ultra high relief and is 3mm smaller than the BOM version. lower mintage with BOM too.

So? It’s a contrived “rarity” which will be worth melt a few years from now. The mint is issuing so much “stuff” that very few collectors can keep up with it.

@zeesh said:
the 1804 and 1907 Best of Mint are both high relief gold coins

Only BOM5 is High Relief. (The 1907). The 1804 (released for sale next week) is simply uncirculated.

@zeesh said:
I guess the mint needs to update the product description

You're right. If it's the same planchet as the 1907, it will also be high relief.

It will be. Not ultra high relief, like 2009, but high relief, like the liberty series.