Places (Brick&Mortar and Digital) to Buy Graded Coins

I mentioned for "future purchases" in my first sentence. Good luck putting together your 70 set.

 

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Did I make it chirp?

 

yes.

 

yeah i read that.

again, how does one buy a single, ungraded 1/20 oz gold maple from the mint?

 

Like you mentioned, you can only buy 2014's, but go register on the Canadian Mint website. Add a CC to your account. Browse the gold offerings and buy one.

 

with a credit card, if you have one

 

i love when people give advice about something they know NOTHING about. and then someone repeats it. do me a favor, post a link from the canadian mints site where one can use a credit card to buy an individual, raw 1/20 oz maple....ill hold my breath

 

and while you are at it, send everyone a link else where they can buy individual bullion coins from the US mint to....guys...only dealers can buy bullion, in massive bulk. not single coins, and not to the public. double fail.

 

You can get a prepaid credit card at walmart, if you dont have a real one. They work the same way

 

Here is the link to the US Mint. Not sure where your having the problem.
http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wc...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001

 

i only buy 70s...and i have the 70.

 

that is not silver or gold bullion. annnnd you're blocked. have a nice life.

 

Yes. I have it. See post 6. I check ebay 2x a day and heritage once a week. Never anything but 2011, 2012 and 2013. Got em all.

 

wow

 

You should buy them raw and submit them.

 

You'll notice it asks for a credit card for billing.

You can breath now.

Oh BTW, and FYI, registering an account with the Canadian Mint, is free.

 

again, i appreciate your witty reply but it only carries weight when accurate.

that is a completely different,artistic, limited mintage series. i specifically explained maples were the goal.

F-R-A-C-T-I-O-N-A-L
M-A-P-L-E
B-U-L-L-I-O-N

forget it, i will just PM a few members who aren't noobs. it is hopeless trying to just have a question answered without trolls polluting with smart a-- replies.

 

Bkozak, as we all have deficiencies, it seems apparent that one of yours is "reading comprehension". The OP has seemingly indirectly requested that you suspend posting in his thread, as you submit suggestions for which he's already stated to be a deniable option. He's already explained why your current suggestion is unreasonable.
It appears that the OP lacks patience, not a prominent virtue for him, as he has elected to collect specific objects of which there's seemingly limited interest/availability. He appears to not want any suggestions which don't resolve his improbable defined dilemma in an unreasonably timely fashion. .
I personally believe that "collectors" need to hone the virtue of patience, if they desire abnormal commodities. Many of my limited collections took appreciable funds, perseverance, and decades of time to accumulate.
I don't believe that his goal of collecting modern specific bullion, is more complicated than my desire for a collection of 1/10 OZ. PR70DCAM Gold Eagles. The Goal has required appreciable patience to accumulate, but not nearly that of collecting Double Eagles.
Patience young men, Patience!!
JMHO