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<p>[QUOTE="avr5700, post: 2409577, member: 30063"]Well, I'm looking forward to another two opportunities to be cold start shut down and locked out of buying one at issue from the mint. That is unless I take a day off and pre-log my account with billing all set for the quick 'kill' at open. And I may even do that. No, I will not pay a dime (ha!) over the issue price to a flipper.</p><p><br /></p><p>If the mint had any concern for collectors they would take orders in some non-competitive manner. I can think of at least two ways off the top of my head...pre-order periods with guaranteed reserves or post open sales windows that have set periods within which all comers will be satisfied at some minimal level.</p><p><br /></p><p>If they sell more than the limit in such a window, so be it. That's just the breaks for anyone hoping to artificially hold mintages down when they are so far below even the demand of casual collectors. You know...adopt a bias in favor of parties at least interested enough to know when they can purchase without being stampeded. But that's a bit much to ask of our US mint these days I suppose.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="avr5700, post: 2409577, member: 30063"]Well, I'm looking forward to another two opportunities to be cold start shut down and locked out of buying one at issue from the mint. That is unless I take a day off and pre-log my account with billing all set for the quick 'kill' at open. And I may even do that. No, I will not pay a dime (ha!) over the issue price to a flipper. If the mint had any concern for collectors they would take orders in some non-competitive manner. I can think of at least two ways off the top of my head...pre-order periods with guaranteed reserves or post open sales windows that have set periods within which all comers will be satisfied at some minimal level. If they sell more than the limit in such a window, so be it. That's just the breaks for anyone hoping to artificially hold mintages down when they are so far below even the demand of casual collectors. You know...adopt a bias in favor of parties at least interested enough to know when they can purchase without being stampeded. But that's a bit much to ask of our US mint these days I suppose.[/QUOTE]
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