Are you planning on buying next years Ultra High Relief Gold Eagle and if so..............
SanctionII
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wouldn't it also be grand if the Mint, in addition to producing the UHR Gold Eagle also produced a companion Gold Eagle, specifically a bullion example of the Judd 1776 Pattern Double Eagle with the Saint Reverse and the $10.00 Indian Obverse (one of the 100 Greatest Coins according to Garrett and Guth's book)?
I would be sorely tempted to buy both examples, both the UNC version and the Proof version.
What about you?
I would be sorely tempted to buy both examples, both the UNC version and the Proof version.
What about you?
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and make others (not the gov't) wealthy!
bob
and make others (not the gov't) wealthy!>>>
Huh? Is someone else minting these coins now?
Maybe I'm missing something but you are only reimbursing someone that has already bought from the gov't. I guess I just don't understand all this hatred for the the gov't. that seems to be so trendy nowadays.
I'm buying mine from the mint.
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<< <i><<<On the fence....not a fancier of purchasing directly from the mint. Like to waste my money
and make others (not the gov't) wealthy!>>>
Huh? Is someone else minting these coins now?
Maybe I'm missing something but you are only reimbursing someone that has already bought from the gov't. I guess I just don't understand all this hatred for the the gov't. that seems to be so trendy nowadays.
I'm buying mine from the mint. >>
Gold coins from the US Mint are frequently much cheaper on the secondary market. As an example, many gold commems are now treated like bullion coins.
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Two I will put away for each of my kids. They won't appreciate it.
One I will keep and put where I can enjoy it.
Alas the ONE I will keep to sell later to try and help off set the cost of the first three.
This is based on the coin not costing more then currently planned.
Scott
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<< <i>I will probably buy one, unless the premiums are excessive (which would not surprise me). >>
If the premium is not too high I will buy from the mint, if so I will just wait and buy from an auction. I just need to figure out what I need to sell to be able to afford one of these. I better start saving now.
Tyler
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Is the palladium version coming out in 2010, and not in 2009? Is it 100% for sure, or is it still tentative? >>
"Sales of the 24-karat gold coin will begin early next year. Coin collectors need not worry about limited mintages, as none will be in place. However, the gold pieces will be issued only in 2009.
Later in 2010, palladium versions of the famous design will be minted and issued if the Original Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Ultra-High Relief Palladium Bullion Coin Act becomes law."
<< <i>I will purchase them for resale and think that they will be a big hit. >>
Julian
Would you be interested in being the front man for anyone here willing to commit in advance to purchase, with a reduced vig on your part since you'd have the funds upfront?
But damn, those are some great looking coins. I don't care if I lose money. I'm in.