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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;New Questions, post: 2049786, member: 73217&quot;]Just saw an advertisement for govmint.com where they offer to sell the 2015 US Eagle silver dollars in uncirculated condition for an &quot;introductory&quot; price of $18.95 each&nbsp; (limit 10).&nbsp; The ad indirectly mentions that there will be &quot;s/h&quot;, but doesnt say how much it will be.&nbsp; The advertisement also says that if you call (and agree to pay) &quot;your reservation and price will be locked in, and your stunning new Silver Dollars will be shipped to&nbsp; you just as soon as the U.S. Mint releases the coins in January.&quot;</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; My question is, what is the catch?&nbsp; The U.S. mint prices for these coins is bound to be in the $40-$50 range (thats what the mint charges for the 2014 coins).&nbsp; Even capped at 10 coins per purchaser, how can govmint.com afford this?&nbsp; Is it a scam?&nbsp; I dont see how they can make up the margin just by charging an inflated shipping and handling fee.&nbsp; Interested in your thoughts; Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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