I was serious about wanting to collect them myself. Just hope I get them at issue price. Are you going to sell yours?
It's true, there are some closing for lower prices, but here's one that closed today for $900 2007 ABIGAIL ADAMS $10 GOLD PROOF FIRST SPOUSE COIN</IMG> and another one that closed for $890 2007 MARTHA WASHINGTON $10 GOLD PROOF FIRST SPOUSE COIN</IMG> and another one that closed for $820 2007 Martha Washington First Spouse $10 Gold Proof Coin</IMG> and another one that closed for $818 2007 MARTHA WASHINGTON FIRST SPOUSE $10 GOLD PROOF COIN and another one that close for $849 2007 W $10 Martha Washington First Spouse Gold proof</IMG>
Cent Dime, can you post a link to that article. Thanks PS. I'm assuming that when they say 3, they are rounding down slightly. When you round, the math never works out perfectly in reverse. With 8 percent of orders being cancelled, that might give some of us hope to get in.
I saw a post in another forum from a guy who said that his order was canceled after an "administrative review" because he ordered the thing to early, before the official tip off. I know, I know, sounds strange but that is what he posted. Their is always a number of orders that will be canceled for all kinds of reason or just bad luck. Does anyone know what time they stoped taking next in line orders, just curious.
I am not going to sell the coins that i got now but if the mint fulfills my second order then i will sell those to help pay for the ones that are going in my collection
see prices of spouses at around $500.00 next prices of spouses gold coins turned backward to $600.00 area. see breaking $600.00 soon. by next week, it should be around $500.00 to $550.00 range. gold coins is always unmatched to silver.
here are the prices right now 8 am june 29, 2007. prices at e-bay are as follows: 609.00 480.09 599.00 560.17 685.00 560.00 630.00 620.00 511.00 511.00 510.00 540.51 440.00 before that the prices were always near $1,000.00 more or less.
If those numbers are merely current prices on open auctions, they don't have anything to do with the value of the coins. Many coins have opening bids of $0.99. That doesn't mean the coins are selling for less than a dollar. I did a search on closed auctions of First Spouse coins closing for less than $600 and there were zero. Unless your prices are for closed auctions that resulted in sales, the numbers are meaningless. Many auctions of First Spouse coins are closing without sales either because the asking price isn't met or the auction has been withdrawn.
Closed prices (lowest for June 28th) were $599 $600 (4 items) $609 $610 (3 items) Avg seems $625-$650 and coming down...
yes it was. yes, it will surely come down to around $500.00 or less. people used most of their money by acquiring gold and silver coins last year. they must run out of money. and the stock market is pretty good this time around. year 2007 is not a good investments for current u.s. mint coins. except year 2006 on some issues.
Yes, but those are the lowest, not the average. Still plenty closing in the high $700's and even $800 per coin. Certified coins going for about $1,000 in MS70 or PF70.
I agree with with you even if they come down to 500 and they wont in spite of some wishful thinking by some members here its still a 20% return in a month which the stock market cant match. People should do their math before making tall claims IMHO