Be quick about it...!!! We Need These Coins! The US Mint is releasing the 2018 One Ounce Proof Palladium Coin TODAY at 12 Noon ET! These coins go on sale at 12 Noon and will likely sell out quickly! We are paying $225 over the mint issue price for YOU to buy the coins for Pinehurst Coins! Want to make $225? Here's how: Purchase the coinheretoday at 12 Noon ET from the US Mint. After receiving confirmation of the order from the US Mint, call our office at 910-235-2646 or emailContact@PinehurstCoins.comand confirm the sale of the coin to Pinehurst Coins. Ship the order directly to Pinehurst Coins. Offer expires at 4 pm today. **Only confirmed orders can be sold to us and MUST be shipped to us immediately. Share Tweet Forward +1 Read Later Copyright ©PinehurstCoins, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You canupdate your preferencesorunsubscribe from this list.
I was going to start a thread on this very subject but see that John Doe beat me to it. My thread would have read: I wonder how many here received the email message around 11:15 this morning from one of the big coin companies asking if I wanted to make a quick $225 by buying one of the 1 ounce palladium proof coins, and then selling it to them. Limited mintage of 15K, available at noon today. They provided a link to the Mint's web site. I figured why not so clicked on the link and signed into my account, found the palladium proof coin and clicked on 'add it to my bag.' Mind you this was exactly at noon. Did anything happen? Nope. After trying for fifteen minutes I signed out of my account and then signed back in. When I clicked on the 'add to my bag' a message stated that they were no longer available. How can it be that I was attempting to order one of these coins exactly at noon and got nowhere?
Pretty wild, just like the good old days when website traffic actually crashed some of the Mint's servers. People who tried their best and still couldn't get one was normal. I haven't seen stuff like that happen in a few years. The big players decided to make this a rare coin and trumped it up early. Made all the peons rush in and reduce the supply which creates even more demand. Just like the gold Kennedy coins.
I dont understand how flippers make much on ogp coins. If you buy at 1387 and sell at 1800 and have to pay ebay 10% and PayPal 3% your net after fees is only $180. Seems like you would be better off selling to one of the dealers offering $250 for it.
I think eBay has special rules around pre-sales. Basically, if you can't deliver, you have to refund the buyer's money, and that's that. I don't remember if there are special rules around feedback, etc.
Reminds me too much of the reverse Proof Buffalo game played a few years ago. Bus loads of people being paid to stand in line. Nice coin but bad way to sell them.
Aren't the buyers creating a futures option? They are not trading in an actual coin but in a futures contract? I don't get it.