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Pillar of the Community
United States
631 Posts |
Here we go again.After being brutalized last month by Superman and Sacagawea, how many are ready to dip into their savings to get this one? I have all the other American Liberty coins, so I guess I'm in.
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Moderator
 United States
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No gold for me. I will be getting the silver medal of course.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
5127 Posts |
Collecting these Precious metals, Now A Days is Brutally Expensive...  Those that collect these, I Salute You All....  Enjoy !!! ( Silver's another story ).  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
7266 Posts |
Too expensive for me. At what point is the price going to get so high the demand will stop for what roughly is gold bullion.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
800 Posts |
I'm out. It is beautiful and I can understand people wanting it. An ounce is too much money. I'm taking a chance that the Gold Sac dollar was a good move. IDK if I'll flip it right away or sit on it awhile. But I could swing that because it's a 1/2 ounce. The 1oz Liberty? Nah, that was never happening. Not because of the design as much as the weight. The silver medal, I think I'm done with those. Not the same without the high relief. Plus the other ASE releases this year. I did get burned on the Bristlecone Pine, I ordered and it had finning. I returned it and didn't even ask if a replacement was possible. Really ticked me off they couldn't quality control any better than that. I did get a silver medal of that one. But not any more, with ASE releases coming one after another now. Edited by Gilly
08/06/2025 08:19 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1935 Posts |
Older gold is cheaper. If interested Monument Metals has a sale on 1 oz gold proof American Eagle random year and 2009 gold ultra high relief. The proof eagle is about 4.5% over spot, the 2009 is about 6.7% over spot if you pay by wire/check. Edited by livingwater
08/06/2025 07:54 am
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United States
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not me - I have no interest in getting gouged on everything the mint sells. (just only the ones I have started long ago  ) |
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United States
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At what point is the price going to get so high the demand will stop for what roughly is gold bullion. It stops right when it needs to stop so enough people will still buy it.
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
12577 Posts |
Oh man, that's a gorgeous coin.
Alas, I will not be a buyer.
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United States
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Alas, I will not be a buyer. You can get the silver medal. Just saying. 
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
12577 Posts |
Quote:You can get the silver medal. Just saying. I just came back here to say that after seeing the lovely silver version right next to the gold version on the US Mint site.  And thanks for fixing my [i] tags. 
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United States
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Quote:I just came back here to say that after seeing the lovely silver version right next to the gold version on the US Mint site. I knew you would come around to that. Quote:And thanks for fixing my [i] tags. Just doing my job, which is my pleasure. 
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New Member
United States
39 Posts |
It's a beautiful coin for sure. However, this is one of those Mona Lisa situations where I think everyone would rather look at it behind a display case than having to receive a bill for purchasing it.
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United States
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Silver medal, silver medal, silver medal. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
645 Posts |
As much as I'd love the gold, I think I'm going for the silver here.
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United States
171009 Posts |
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As much as I'd love the gold, I think I'm going for the silver here.
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Posted 08/05/2025 12:49 pm
