UHR Available
Dear Friends
The UHR's are starting to arrive. I just bought two on ebay from old time legit ebayers who actually had them in hand. I also see NGC and PCGS has extended the date for eligibility for Early Release and First Strike designation.
Happy hunting.
Chris
The UHR's are starting to arrive. I just bought two on ebay from old time legit ebayers who actually had them in hand. I also see NGC and PCGS has extended the date for eligibility for Early Release and First Strike designation.
Happy hunting.
Chris
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Permalink Reply by Chris Annandale on -
A few more sellers on ebay now have the coins in hand. So the Mint is obviously starting to ship a few. I suspect not too many though. Thanks Gary, the ones I bought are from solid sellers, no problems expected.
Chris
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Permalink Reply by Steve W on -
How did they get the coins? Those of us who ordered in the first few minutes have seen no coins! So much for FIFO
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Permalink Reply by Chris Annandale on
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Hi Steve
All I have been told is that the orders were placed in the first few minutes. It looks like the mint is shipping out several hundred of more coins out this and next week.
If gold stays weaker in trading like it has done today, then at least there is hope of no immenent sale or shipping suspensions tied to price adjustments.
Chris
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Permalink Reply by Chris Annandale on
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Hi Bruce
I am speaking under correction, but I understood that the mint has a policy whereby they are allowed to adapt prices weekly. Thus, if gold goes up significantly , they could price the coin higher, then charge your card and only ship after that. So, if you were under the impression the price you were set to pay when you initially ordered, it may be different when you actually get charged.
As I said, I may be wrong on that one and if so, would be pleased to hear differently.
Chris
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Permalink Reply by rrantique on -
Sorry Chris but you are wrong. The price you pay is the price coin was quoted at the time order was confirmed..
Chris Annandale said:Hi Bruce
I am speaking under correction, but I understood that the mint has a policy whereby they are allowed to adapt prices weekly. Thus, if gold goes up significantly , they could price the coin higher, then charge your card and only ship after that. So, if you were under the impression the price you were set to pay when you initially ordered, it may be different when you actually get charged.
As I said, I may be wrong on that one and if so, would be pleased to hear differently.
Chris
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Permalink Reply by Chris Annandale on
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Thanks for the info. I am pleased my info is not correct.
One would imagine that the price the mint pays for a blank should be the driving factor behind the price, so it makes sense that it should not change.
Folks have had enough problems as it is, so a price carfoofle would be the final straw.
Chris
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