Should we need the UHR palladium coin?

tell us. should we need the UHR palladium coin?. i don't think so. and i will not buy it even if the price is low. what you think?. give your opinion....

 

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I might get it if the price is low enough. Don't really care either way though.

 

no no and no. but if they release it i will buy it.

 

And that, in a nutshell, is why the US Mint continues to release non-circulation coins. Needless to say, I won't be buying one.

 

i agree but i really cant make my collection incomplete just becoz the mint likes to play the fool

 

Also, and you heard it here first,

Also, and you heard it here first, fractional UHR's comming to a mint near you - I wouldn't be surprised if the mint did not soon offer silver UHR as well - milk that cow for all she's got!
Oh yes and what about replica bronze UHR's - guess what? We could call it a "poor mans UHR's" - wish I had thought of it sooner.
Bet you one of these options comes true by this time next year.

 

hahahahah

 

why not then also produces UHR platinum and nickel coins?.

 

I'd get one if it's issued.....

 

ditto and ditto

 

How about silver and have it in circulation.

 

dont u guys realize that coins cost a lot of money and poor joe and i are going bankrupt buying from the mint ? have a heart guys

 

yes. it really took us a lot money away each year. but when we use that money to buy other things. can you tell us which things is better?. real estate, stocks, automobile, electronics and games, travel, and so many other things to do. which one is better for investment?. tell us.

 

If they did that, I might buy one. I just can't bring myself to spend over a thousand dollars on a modern bullion coin. Nice design. Nice effort. But not worth it at all.
Guy~

 

well. not only you. me too. i will buy anything made of copper or nickel. i even got some 400 pc of 100% unc. aluminum cent from a foreign country.

 

No we don't need it.

Frankly the bill negates its own stated reason for existing. Is says "in order to provide an economic way of investing in precious metals" Lets see bars can be bought at a few % over spot. A numismatic coin you can probably expect at least 30% over spot (see the gold UHR) This is an economic way to invest in a precious metal? And then they limit the mintage to 15,000. If they are talking about investing in the METAL why such a low mintage? And it requires all the palladium o come from domesticly mined metal. We only produce 900K oz of palladium per year. We CONSUME 3.2 million oz per year. All this bill would do is require industry to buy an additional 15,000 oz of palladium per year overseas, mainly from Russia since they produce most of it.

 

I was be so worth it to own a St. Gaudens type coin made out of palladium. But this time, the mint needs to impose a limit on the production on this coin to lets say....... 20,000 max. Hopefully this will increase demand over availability and dive up the value of the coin. Makes it instantly worth something.

 

if the mint really care about us that it will be cheaper to produce palladium than gold or platinum. why not made 1/2 ounce instead of one ounce palladium?.

 

except thats the exact principle the mint is against

 

how much will it cost?. based on current palladium price at $229.00 per ounce. the UHR one ounce palladium unc coin will cost around $304.95 and or above.