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Pillar of the Community
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Nope. :). Just kidding.
If I won lottery big jackpot. I will invest in sth elses.
Real estated for example.
Edited by BiBo
02/04/2013 1:54 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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What's the phone number for us USA customer to call?
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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USA can call 1-800-565-4362 lets us know if their sold out
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Why are people saying 30,000 is too many coins? It is is not like they doubled the mintage. It is only 5000 more coins than the first Dino coin, which is still doing pretty well on the secondary market. Plus it is only the 2nd coin of a series. It will surely sell at a premium because people who missed out on this coin will need it to complete a set.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I was able to place my order. I didn't ask about their allotment or if it's going to be sell out soon.
The rep told me it's release on the 12 of Feb but expect 15 days before receiving it.
Btw, I would like to thanks to all CCF members for all the info and update. It's the lost of those who are not involve/participate in these type of topic/discussion and then come back to bash/hate the one the called "flipper". Everyone in here have a fair chance of order what they need. I was able to order two of the first Dino from Downies for around $50/ea shipped (thanks to CCF member), after it was sold out at the other sites....
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Valued Member
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Just order 5 with 2 dollars service charge
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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You are welcome SA4H.
You are one of the members understanding us. Thanks for that.
Edited by BiBo
02/04/2013 6:04 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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@BiBo: Everyone here will understand you. Here real example: Friend of mine family saw the 1-st Dino that belongs to my son, was very impressed by the coin and wanted to get the same for her 5yrs old son. She not a collector, but knows how to search on Internet and ebay, and after some research discovered, that the coin with issue price of $29.99 now on sale on ebay for ~ $100. So, she didn't understand "why". Should she follow the conversations on CCF or "other site"? Basically, for her understanding, people just bought "a lot" of these coins and not for collections. That's all. I understand. For her it just unfair. |
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Canada
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Edited by MoneyPenney
02/04/2013 6:31 pm
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For her it's unfair, give me a break.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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@silveroid,
Do you think it is fair for me to paid $700+ to get my glass ladybug coin and $210 for the Glass Bumble Bee? While the issue price for both coins are $139 or $149.
Fair? LoL
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02/04/2013 6:41 pm
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SA4H how much was shipping to the US?
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Quote:Here real example: Friend of mine family saw the 1-st Dino that belongs to my son, was very impressed by the coin and wanted to get the same for her 5yrs old son. She not a collector, but knows how to search on Internet and ebay, and after some research discovered, that the coin with issue price of $29.99 now on sale on ebay for ~ $100. So, she didn't understand "why". Good for your friend that you do not own, let's say, 2007 LEGO STAR WARS MILLENNIUM FALCON. Then your friend would be concerned of fairness of $10K current price of this set. But since that's a totally different story (and cannot be used to bash coin flippers), she would perfectly understand "why", right? |
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