Pricing for 2015 Liberty HR Gold announced...

I read the article that they will not be making the silver edition right away, not the gold.

 

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Well, thankfully at least one of us can read.
@vegasvic may be right about me...........

 

I hope gold dips below $1100 on the 29th, that's for sure. I for one WILL be buying this coin, maybe more than one. I think the design is actually a good one and I'm happy to see a new interpretation of Lady Liberty on the obverse. I bet this coins sells out on day one!

 

I bet it doesn't.

 

I think I will score one also.

 

Reminds me of the reverse proof gold buffalo I purchased from the mint. Not the electric coin the 2009 UHR was. I am going to pass on this one.

 

Ugly ugly and ugly. Even the price is ugly.

 

I like the idea of a UHR coin, I like the design, I hate the price over spot. I'd get one but I am not taking the $400 dollar hit. My like it will be a hit and I'll be left with not ever having one, but that's ok. So many other options for $1500.

 

$1490 starting issue price!

 

Glad the price came down right before release for the sake of those about to buy. What do people think about the potential numismatic value of this coin?

 

Another mint gold issue soon gonna trade near bullion value.

 

Basically zero. I don't think any other than certified 70's will trade at a significant premium in a year. Common-date St. Gaudens double eagles don't even have a significant numismatic premium (APMEX's price is $1370 for PCGS MS63 right now, compared to a melt value of $1057.)

After the initial feeding frenzy dies down, these will drop to around $100 over melt for anything raw or graded less than 70.

 

Will trade for the same price as a 1oz. AE within 2 yrs.

 

What???? These are gold, not silver.

 

gold and silver AE
http://catalog.usmint.gov/coin-programs/american-eagle-coins/

 

http://catalog.usmint.gov/american-...l?cm_sp=HPA3-_-high_relief_gold_coin-_-063015

Household order limit of 50. I wonder how they came up with that number?

 

Like the 2009 UHR, with more than double the mintage? The one that's still trading more than 60% above spot?

With an order limit of 50 (?!), and mintage of 50K, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if this is a quick sellout. I wasn't expecting that before they announced the (non-) limit. I'm tempted to speculate, but I'm not in a position where it would be wise to throw around that much cash right now.

 

I hate the price over spot....seems like a rip off.

 

The markup on the 2009 UHR was $300+, roughly the same percentage over spot. Folks who bought that coin did quite well.

Still wish I knew which way this one will go.

 

you'll break even when spot gold hits $1425