Walking Liberty gold to be released Nov 17

1939 - 1942: PF67 $700 - $1000 These ranges are courtesy of PCGS price guide, slightly modified lower. I usually use HA for pricing info, but I think you can get a nice on in the above range.

Of course, no coin is created equal.

 

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If you have a good eye and brain ,there have been numerous gold coins from the mint that have at least doubled in price since 1986.
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Thanks, I am betting that the mint will charge around $850-$900 for the gold half, so about the same price. So close to Christmas, tough call as to who can even afford it.

 

I'm gonna buy my WLGold with an Asset loan from Kitco, based on a Kitco bank loan to buy Gold/Silver inventories in which to leverage to get that asset loan. I figured, why not leverage my PMs to the max.

Or .. maybe not. I'll just pay debit cash instead.

 

I will get one of the GOLD COMMEMORATIVES !!! ( not 3 ) but my coin budget will be all used up. (after this year) for the rest of this decade. LOL

 

I'm getting one for my collection. Beautiful design and won't tarnish like silver. (lol)

 

my coin budget was used up decades ago ...

 

I "eagerly" await the announcement of a gold 1909s VDB penny!

 

Man you plan to be around a lot longer than me. Maybe that was the subliminal reason I passed on this series.

 

It'll be brazed onto my urn.

 

Two words you don't see often, and in the same sentence, no less. Well done!

 

So you're gonna buy the Mark Twain gold half eagle then? I mean, it IS the only gold commemorative issued this year.

 

Will Mark Twain be. Featured on the Walking Liberty Commemorative ? Perhaps a small advertisement accompanying the COA ?

 

Well, if and when any Walking Liberty Commemorative is authorized by Congress, as all commemorative coins must be, we'll know when the design comes out.

 

What about the national park gold commemorative?

 

Did that one have a gold coin too? I seldom look.

 

and lest us not forgot
Patricia Nixon gold
Betty Ford gold
Nancy Reagan gold
American Buffalo gold proof coin

I wonder when Fort Knox is going to run out of gold.

 

you can even buy it on it's own
http://catalog.usmint.gov/100th-ann...ed-coin-16CB.html?cgid=commemoratives#start=1

 

OK once and for all. If you are commemorating an object it then is referred to as a commemorative. Just as you like to argue all the time makes you argumentative. Look, we both own older T-Birds, we both like coins,and we both have opinions, it's OK with me that yours is wrong. I know that we can still get along well, my brother. I have been told that you are completely pompous at times, but I defended you and said that you are not completely. Have to run so, we'll just have to agree that you are wrong, and I am right. Later, my friend.

John.

 

'Tis you that is wrong, according to the law, which is the only standard I care about. You are free to use any loosy-goosey "I just feel this way" standard you want. I'll stick with the law.

The law is what the law is. It is a fact, not subject to opinion.