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Old 08-11-2009, 01:55 PM   #211 (permalink)
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Granted, these are bullion coins and not true commemoratives...but they're really a bit of a hybrid. Looking back at the Modern Commemorative gold pieces (any denomination...ms67 or pr67), these coins sell pretty much at bullion prices until the mintages dip below 30,000.

From there, prices rise rather significantly as the mintages fall. Over time, I'm guessing the numismatic value of the Spouse coins will make up for the Mint's premium and any loss due to a contracting gold market...personal opinion (I've been wrong before). At least I'm putting my money where my mouth is.
Amen Brother! My thoughts exactly.

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Dude...your picture scares me! Looks like the "chair" scene in Casino Royale...(Ouch! right in the coin purse.)

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mostly likely. few years from now. all the spouses will be over $1,000.00 each. then we will enjoy it.
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Old 08-12-2009, 12:28 AM   #214 (permalink)
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mostly likely. few years from now. all the spouses will be over $1,000.00 each. then we will enjoy it.
And those of us with complete proof and unc sets will enjoy it a little bit more!
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Old 08-12-2009, 12:45 AM   #215 (permalink)
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mostly likely. few years from now. all the spouses will be over $1,000.00 each. then we will enjoy it.
Maybe maybe not
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Old 08-12-2009, 09:13 AM   #216 (permalink)
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Just wondering why you are thinking the spouse coins will be worth $1000 each?

Because gold will be over $2000 per ounce??? If so, the spouse coins will likely cost $1300 a piece so I won't be happy they are only worth $1000.

But if it is because the numismatic value of the coins has increased to $1000 each, then sure, I'd probably be ok with that
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Old 08-12-2009, 05:53 PM   #217 (permalink)
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Old 08-12-2009, 07:48 PM   #218 (permalink)
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Maybe maybe not
It took a while, but someone eventually put up a BIN of $679 for an Unc Monroe...and I jumped on it...I needed it! I think you'll see something special with this series once it's done (2015, I think). I'm often wrong, but I don't think I am in this case...we'll see!

There may be a number of sub-series that come out of this...

Liberties
Democrates
Rebublicans
Whigs
Proofs, only
Uncs, only
19th century
20th century
Pre-Civil War
Post Civil War/Pre WWI
WWI-WWII
Post WWII
Post WWIII (j/k)

...who knows?

These low mintages can't be bad in the long run.
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These low mintages can't be bad in the long run.
I think it's a good play for someone who is buying gold anyways... i mean I'd rather be buying these than the boring Eagles (and I am buying them).

In the long run, worst case is that they'll be worth gold melt value
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In the long run, worst case is that they'll be worth gold melt value
...and I would encourage everyone to melt theirs down!
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Anybody notice that the London fix remained above $950 today and the mint (as of 5:28pm EST) has not raised their prices yet!!! This may be the last chance to buy the FS coins or UHR coins at their current prices for a while. Prices may be changed over night.
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Yes! I noticed the prices and checked the UHR on the Mint site midday. And NO!!!! I'm not ready to buy a UHR yet... despite my desire for one all year... oh this dilemma is killing me. I know it won't drop down to the next level but I was hoping they'd stay at least at the current level.
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Yes! I noticed the prices and checked the UHR on the Mint site midday. And NO!!!! I'm not ready to buy a UHR yet... despite my desire for one all year... oh this dilemma is killing me. I know it won't drop down to the next level but I was hoping they'd stay at least at the current level.
Whatcha waiting for Chris...the time to jump is NOW! I have enough money to purchase one FS coin which I will do here in 5 minutes. I feel confident that the price of gold will drop back down again, but I also believe that it will not drop below $900 like everyone is hoping and thinking.
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I agree and am not waiting for nor expecting anything below 900.
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