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Valued Member
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While not liking it, but understanding the more than inflated pricing for the SemiQ products, does anyone think the 2027 products will come down in price? If not I think I will severely scale back my purchases.
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CCF Master Historian of Commemorative Coins
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If the spot prices of precious metals retreat significantly and stabilize at lower levels, the Mint may reduce prices for some of its products, but the market, IMO, would have to change noticeably in order for prices to be reduced.
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Moderator
United States
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I am hoping prices will come down for the annual mint sets (uncirculated, clad proof, silver proof) and the Innovation dollars reverse proof set. I am also not holding my breath they will.  |
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United States
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I don't expect any change in price outside of the precious metal adjustments. I think you will see the premiums remain the same. Even if it is a down year for sales I think we go through 27 before they consider price adjustment.
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Even if it is a down year for sales I think we go through 27 before they consider price adjustment.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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I think the Mint has permanently raised their pricing on the annual sets. Like jbuck, I hope 2027 sees a downward adjustment. . .
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They are going to keep the prices high to gouge the Lincoln Cent collectors.  You would think at that price they could at least use bronze blanks for the cents. |
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does anyone think the 2027 products will come down in price? Yes. In 2028. |
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does anyone think the 2027 products will come down in price? Yes. In 2028.  |
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I sure hope so, but not counting on it. |
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Valued Member
United States
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We all watched the mint jack the prices up very quickly when silver went from around $50/ounce to $120. Now silver is back to under $60. No doubt the folks at the mint are watching sales numbers as they wonder how the pubic responds to prices driven $120 silver. I'm not buying any new Morgans etc at the prices driven by $120 silver.
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