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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 7886056, member: 100459"]Another thought came to me about the Mint. There has been a lot of complaints concern "bots". I'm not sure how it works, but I think that someone has developed a software "Patch" that bipasses the Mints security system allowing buyers to purchase more that the restricted number of coins or sets. From what I have read about the "bots", when they get their coins, they are sold on some online store and then, we collectors, pay huge prices on their coins. I was looking at a listing by a coin dealer selling the two-coin silver Reverse Proof T1 & T2 ASE's for almost $400. I looked closer and the T1 ASE was a bullion coin. I can't remember what the T2 was. As I mentioned earlier, I bought the Mint's Two-Coin ASE T1 & T2 Reverse Proof for $175. What a mark-up. As my father taught me years ago, "A Fool and His Money are Soon Parted."</p><p>Although I Pay a lot of money for the ASE - W & S as well as the Uncirculated coin because I like them and can afford them. If it weren't so, "This Fool and His Money Would Soon Part."</p><p>Thanks for your info. I hope there will be more so that I could learn more.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 7886056, member: 100459"]Another thought came to me about the Mint. There has been a lot of complaints concern "bots". I'm not sure how it works, but I think that someone has developed a software "Patch" that bipasses the Mints security system allowing buyers to purchase more that the restricted number of coins or sets. From what I have read about the "bots", when they get their coins, they are sold on some online store and then, we collectors, pay huge prices on their coins. I was looking at a listing by a coin dealer selling the two-coin silver Reverse Proof T1 & T2 ASE's for almost $400. I looked closer and the T1 ASE was a bullion coin. I can't remember what the T2 was. As I mentioned earlier, I bought the Mint's Two-Coin ASE T1 & T2 Reverse Proof for $175. What a mark-up. As my father taught me years ago, "A Fool and His Money are Soon Parted." Although I Pay a lot of money for the ASE - W & S as well as the Uncirculated coin because I like them and can afford them. If it weren't so, "This Fool and His Money Would Soon Part." Thanks for your info. I hope there will be more so that I could learn more.[/QUOTE]
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