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<p>[QUOTE="PeacePeople, post: 1904294, member: 20082"]If you can forget about the finger pointing and who is at fault for what, just look at what they are and the demand they have created and destroyed.</p><p><br /></p><p>I've purchased some of these early, Debt and Death, Slave Queen, Freedom Girl, and Trivium. I paid the market rate at the time of release and never really looked back. I haven't sold any, just kept them as a stash, and just several of each. For the most part they all did get a good bump in the market price once they stopped minting them. Those that didn't get the nice bump early suffered from the "separation" minting that was done by MM after CD left, Slave Queen and Freedom Girl. They didn't get a fast appreciation because MM made many more of these than D&D and Trivium, but they both have come back in a decent way, with respect to current premiums. </p><p><br /></p><p>Here is an example. At the end of Dec 2012, I bought a couple tubes of Freedom Girl from Provident, they were $21.95 each. I alerted a friend of mine that they had about 400 left and he saw the potential and bought all they had. He then sold them on ebay for $29.95 to $31.95, and I think he still has a few up for sale there. You might want to keep in mind that the original release price of FR was in the $30 range, and customers waited for MM to deliver. Most of those orders were placed in Dec 2012 and Jan 2013 (if my memory is correct) and many didn't get delivery until March or April, maybe even May. Then the split happened, and MM began to mint more, Freedom Girl and Slave Queen, I believe it was June and spot was in the $18 to $22 range (again, memory) with a $3 premium. So if you take that backwards, original release was $30, second release in June/July was $22 which held until the Jan 1st of 2014. The Slave Queen was about the same money back in June/July, and I haven't really kept track of what they have done recently.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now let's move forward to true split and coins that were minted by both MM and Golden State Mint under the SBSS brand. Please keep in mind I'm going off wrote memory, so the dates may be off a bit, but you'll get the picture. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'll post that info later, I have to do something for a little while.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PeacePeople, post: 1904294, member: 20082"]If you can forget about the finger pointing and who is at fault for what, just look at what they are and the demand they have created and destroyed. I've purchased some of these early, Debt and Death, Slave Queen, Freedom Girl, and Trivium. I paid the market rate at the time of release and never really looked back. I haven't sold any, just kept them as a stash, and just several of each. For the most part they all did get a good bump in the market price once they stopped minting them. Those that didn't get the nice bump early suffered from the "separation" minting that was done by MM after CD left, Slave Queen and Freedom Girl. They didn't get a fast appreciation because MM made many more of these than D&D and Trivium, but they both have come back in a decent way, with respect to current premiums. Here is an example. At the end of Dec 2012, I bought a couple tubes of Freedom Girl from Provident, they were $21.95 each. I alerted a friend of mine that they had about 400 left and he saw the potential and bought all they had. He then sold them on ebay for $29.95 to $31.95, and I think he still has a few up for sale there. You might want to keep in mind that the original release price of FR was in the $30 range, and customers waited for MM to deliver. Most of those orders were placed in Dec 2012 and Jan 2013 (if my memory is correct) and many didn't get delivery until March or April, maybe even May. Then the split happened, and MM began to mint more, Freedom Girl and Slave Queen, I believe it was June and spot was in the $18 to $22 range (again, memory) with a $3 premium. So if you take that backwards, original release was $30, second release in June/July was $22 which held until the Jan 1st of 2014. The Slave Queen was about the same money back in June/July, and I haven't really kept track of what they have done recently. Now let's move forward to true split and coins that were minted by both MM and Golden State Mint under the SBSS brand. Please keep in mind I'm going off wrote memory, so the dates may be off a bit, but you'll get the picture. I'll post that info later, I have to do something for a little while.[/QUOTE]
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