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Gold over $900 UHR will be 100 bucks more soon.
agentjim007
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If you haven't ordered one you should. You won't have to pay for a long time and you can watch gold. If you don't like the way it's going cancel order. If it keeps going up your making a few bucks and it gives you something to watch.
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<< <i>I honestly think these will be worth well over just $100 a piece by the time people start recieving them. They appeal to both classic and modern coin collectors. Who WOULDN'T want an ultra high relief of ANY classic US coin? >>
How did you come up with "$100"?
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I was referring to the $100 increase for gold going over $900 (see their price grid). If it remains over $900 by Thursday ( I believe thats the day they will adjust since they said they will adjust every week and the sale of this coin began on a Thursday) the price will increase $100. You should lock in before it goes up and if it turns out to be a mistake you can cancel.
<< <i>How did you come up with "$100"?
I was referring to the $100 increase for gold going over $900 (see their price grid). If it remains over $900 by Thursday ( I believe thats the day they will adjust since they said they will adjust every week and the sale of this coin began on a Thursday) the price will increase $100. You should lock in before it goes up and if it turns out to be a mistake you can cancel. >>
The London gold fix for AM and PM tomorrow + the London gold fix for Wed AM needs to average $942.25 for the Mint price to go up $100 on Thursday.
Not sure what that means but the mint price grid says price is $1289 when gold is between $900 and $950. Gold may not hold above $900 (for now) but looks like it will hold above $850 which is good for a $50 increase sometime this week according to the grid.
<< <i>The London gold fix for AM and PM tomorrow + the London gold fix for Wed AM needs to average $942.25 for the Mint price to go up $100.
Not sure what that means but the mint price grid says price is $1289 when gold is between $900 and $950. Gold may not hold above $900 (for now) but looks like it will hold above $850 which is good for a $50 increase sometime this week according to the grid. >>
The average of the London gold fixes from the previous Thursday AM through the current Wednesday AM is matched against the price grid to determine the new pricing every Thursday.
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<< <i>How did you come up with "$100"?
I was referring to the $100 increase for gold going over $900 (see their price grid). If it remains over $900 by Thursday ( I believe thats the day they will adjust since they said they will adjust every week and the sale of this coin began on a Thursday) the price will increase $100. You should lock in before it goes up and if it turns out to be a mistake you can cancel. >>
The London gold fix for AM and PM tomorrow + the London gold fix for Wed AM needs to average $942.25 for the Mint price to go up $100 on Thursday. >>
Thanks for the clarification on averaging. Still confused though whey the average would have to be 942 rather than anything over 900 for there to be a $100 increase on Thursday. Wasn't the issue price based on gold having been at a sum below 850 and isn't it correct per the grid that the $50 incremental increases are triggered by each $50 increase?
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<< <i>How did you come up with "$100"?
I was referring to the $100 increase for gold going over $900 (see their price grid). If it remains over $900 by Thursday ( I believe thats the day they will adjust since they said they will adjust every week and the sale of this coin began on a Thursday) the price will increase $100. You should lock in before it goes up and if it turns out to be a mistake you can cancel. >>
The London gold fix for AM and PM tomorrow + the London gold fix for Wed AM needs to average $942.25 for the Mint price to go up $100 on Thursday. >>
Thanks for the clarification on averaging. Still confused though whey the average would have to be 942 rather than anything over 900 for there to be a $100 increase on Thursday. Wasn't the issue price based on gold having been at a sum below 850 and isn't it correct per the grid that the $50 incremental increases are triggered by each $50 increase? >>
Cause I already took into consideration the AM and PM London fixes from last Thursday AM through today, Monday PM.
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<< <i>How did you come up with "$100"?
I was referring to the $100 increase for gold going over $900 (see their price grid). If it remains over $900 by Thursday ( I believe thats the day they will adjust since they said they will adjust every week and the sale of this coin began on a Thursday) the price will increase $100. You should lock in before it goes up and if it turns out to be a mistake you can cancel. >>
The London gold fix for AM and PM tomorrow + the London gold fix for Wed AM needs to average $942.25 for the Mint price to go up $100 on Thursday. >>
Thanks for the clarification on averaging. Still confused though whey the average would have to be 942 rather than anything over 900 for there to be a $100 increase on Thursday. Wasn't the issue price based on gold having been at a sum below 850 and isn't it correct per the grid that the $50 incremental increases are triggered by each $50 increase? >>
Cause I already took into consideration the AM and PM London fixes from last Thursday AM through today, Monday PM. >>
Thanks.