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^^^^^^ Couldnt agree more!
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@Panada  Edited by stampking
12/05/2012 2:35 pm
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if only eh? hate to be the complainer but 1.5 months and still waiting for my order. but I also ordered something 2 weeks ago and received it within 7 days. they do prioritize, I can say that.
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Panda says loser coins. 100% agree with him. The 20/20 coins tend to ship faster than other coins. At 250,000 minted, these are the one of the worst investments, despite people on RFD crowing about making $5.
Edited by MoneyPenney
12/05/2012 6:19 pm
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I don't think the mint publishes figures on mintage of the birthstone coins. And its not a coin that I would purchase for myself. It is going to be a Christmas gift for a special lady who showed an interest in the coin when she saw it at the local post office  |
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Good for you, and except when I tried to order the 2011 "new baby" set, I've always been happy with the quick service on the 'Gift Coins'. I'm sure your lady friend will enjoy her Birthstone coin.
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This is great news. Maybe I will receive my 1914 $5 gold coin before x-mas?  |
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The 20/20 coins tend to ship faster than other coins. At 250,000 minted, these are the one of the worst investments, despite people on RFD crowing about making $5. I would disagree as you will never lose value from it... $20 for $20 |
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Quote:
The 20/20 coins [are] one of the worst investments, despite people on RFD crowing about making $5. Making $5 on a $20 investment, in this short amount of time is pretty decent I would think. Granted the numbers are relatively small for a single coin, put percentage-wise you can't complain about that. Looking on ebay, some earlier $20 for $20 actually sell above $40. Edited by canadian_coins
12/05/2012 9:25 pm
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@canadian_coins Quote:
Maybe I will receive my 1914 $5 gold coin before x-mas? That sure would be nice! I ordered a 1912 $5. Thing is, the gift coins are all boxed and ready to be shipped. The 1912-1914 gold coins have to be encapsulated, put into boxes, and coa's added. And they're going to have to prepare thousands of them. I'm expecting a bit of a wait for those ones. It's going to be an agonizing wait! |
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@MoneyPenny: c_c's got it right, $5 on a $20 coin is 25% return. Not a lot of other RCM NCLT do that well. A $20 stock that jumps to $25 in a few weeks will make national news. |
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Quote:Yes, RCM has really fast service. They underestimate their speed. I ordered the 20 for 20 reindeer coin and e-mailed them about when I should be recieving it, they said in the next 3-4 WEEKS. I received it the next day! :) It took only 4 days since I ordered! Good for you. Here's my order: Order Date: Aug 22, 2012
Order Status: Processing as of Aug 23, 2012Quote:
I'll definatly be ordering more soon. How? There's 3 coins limit. |
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Maybe they only ordered 1. ðŸ'½
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