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Is the UHR double Eagle a 1 year only coin? If so it would seem that this would be a better buy than the 2009 Buffalo proof. The mintage is over 100,000 at the moment, but if this is it I believe it will appreciate more than the 09 Buff.
We really don't know what will be a good buy yet. One of the early concepts that was very tough for me to learn was for me not to necessarily equate mintage with value. I can thank people like GDJMSP (Doug) and Hobo (Bruce) and many others for drilling it into my head that value is largely dependent on demand. For example, you could have a coin such as a First Spouse coin with less than 5k mintage and have no value because there is no demand or you can have a UHR with a mintage over 100k, but have incredible demand, thus have a more value coin. (These are being used as examples and not as stated facts) I stated this a while back on another thread.... Just plug in the coins in question to where you think they may fall.
High mintage + Low Demand>>>>>>Not really valuable
High mintage + High Demand>>>>>>Somewhat valuable
Low mintage + Low Demand>>>>>>Not really valuable
Low mintage + High Demand>>>>>Jackpot!!!
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If you've got $24,021. laying around, Apmex is selling 20 OZ Austrian Philharmonics goldies with a USA limit of 2009 coins!! Comes out to $1201.05 ($113.05 over spot)
Maybe if our 5 wealthiest could get together they could get one!!
If you've got $24,021. laying around, Apmex is selling 20 OZ Austrian Philharmonics goldies with a USA limit of 2009 coins!! Comes out to $1201.05 ($113.05 over spot)
Maybe if our 5 wealthiest could get together they could get one!!
Well, this coin hasn't anything to do with this thread but I will endulge:
Apmex have had these 20 oz. Austrian Philharmonics on pre-order/sale for about a month now. I posted about them back on 10.02.09
I just entered did elaines Apmex in-stock trick by inserting all 9s in the quantity field and it says they have 29 of the 20 oz. Aus Phil coins in stock!
How about this one, I think it's even bigger... and purported to be the 'world's largest gold COIN'!!!
I just entered did elaines Apmex in-stock trick by inserting all 9s in the quantity field and it says they have 29 of the 20 oz. Aus Phil coins in stock!
With regard to the UHR, I just recieved mine and have been contimplating on whether to get it graded or just leave it in the mint box. Any suggestions?
An example of the 100 kilo gold coin will be exhibited by the Royal Canadian Mint during the American Numismatic Association’s World’s Fair of Money® convention in Milwaukee, August 8 – 12. The huge coin is over 20 inches in diameter, an inch thick and weighs a little over 220 pounds (3,215 troy ounces) of .99999 fine gold.
Back of the coin on display
Front of the coin partially hidden by the display. Coin is about 1 inch thick.
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"Today, the US Mint announced that orders for the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coin will only be accepted until December 31, 2009 at 3:00 PM ET. This leaves collectors with 21 days left to order the coins directly from the Mint." from MintNewsBlog
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