You have GOT to be kidding!!! Dangnabit, you're not. Thanks Mint, please make sure the 2007-Ws never trade above spot. Why create some potential numismatic value in your products when you can cash in on the gold flurry? When the market cools down you'll need us and maybe we just might not care.
Yah, the prices are waaaay up to. They want 150.00 bucks for !/10 proof gold. Maybe they know some is in the wind, for higher prices, or maybe just throwing darts at the pricing board
You have GOT to be kidding!!! Dangnabit, you're not. Thanks Mint, please make sure the 2007-Ws never trade above spot. Why create some potential numismatic value in your products when you can cash in on the gold flurry? When the market cools down you'll need us and maybe we just might not care.
Griv, they ALWAYS do stuff like this. It's the Mint. Part of being a Modern collector is learning the Mint's language, and the Mint's psychology. I could summarize it easily with two simple words, but I can't say them here.
P.S. - don't hold your breath waiting for them to change.
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<< <i>Yah, the prices are waaaay up to. They want 150.00 bucks for !/10 proof gold. Maybe they know some is in the wind, for higher prices, or maybe just throwing darts at the pricing board >>
Maybe they know . . .
Come on, we are talking about the same Mint aren't we?
<< <i>You have GOT to be kidding!!! Dangnabit, you're not. Thanks Mint, please make sure the 2007-Ws never trade above spot. Why create some potential numismatic value in your products when you can cash in on the gold flurry? When the market cools down you'll need us and maybe we just might not care.
Griv, they ALWAYS do stuff like this. It's the Mint. Part of being a Modern collector is learning the Mint's language, and the Mint's psychology. I could summarize it easily with two simple words, but I can't say them here.
P.S. - don't hold your breath waiting for them to change. >>
If the Mint had a master plan, which you would never convince me of, then it would be to be so unpredictable that the only way to ensure that you pick up a winning coin is to buy every dang product they come out with.
Only one man could come up with so diabolical a plan.
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I knew it would happen.
I hope the mint keeps selling the 2007-W AGE's thru March. I am holding some of the 2006-W AGE sets and want them to stay the key to the set.
Griv, they ALWAYS do stuff like this. It's the Mint. Part of being a Modern collector is learning the Mint's language, and the Mint's psychology. I could summarize it easily with two simple words, but I can't say them here.
P.S. - don't hold your breath waiting for them to change.
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Yah, the prices are waaaay up to. They want 150.00 bucks for !/10 proof gold. Maybe they know some is in the wind, for higher prices, or maybe just throwing darts at the pricing board
Come on, we are talking about the same Mint aren't we?
<< <i>You have GOT to be kidding!!! Dangnabit, you're not. Thanks Mint, please make sure the 2007-Ws never trade above spot. Why create some potential numismatic value in your products when you can cash in on the gold flurry? When the market cools down you'll need us and maybe we just might not care.
Griv, they ALWAYS do stuff like this. It's the Mint. Part of being a Modern collector is learning the Mint's language, and the Mint's psychology. I could summarize it easily with two simple words, but I can't say them here.
P.S. - don't hold your breath waiting for them to change.
If the Mint had a master plan, which you would never convince me of, then it would be to be so unpredictable that the only way to ensure that you pick up a winning coin is to buy every dang product they come out with.
Only one man could come up with so diabolical a plan.
<< <i>Certainly peculiar...Unc. Buff special issue in red velved case for $1018 and the unc AGE for $1045. >>
But, but the Buffalo is a "new model" 2008 & the AGE is a "used 2007 model."
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