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United States
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For the coin/medal set, why is there a 5,000 difference between the product limit and mintage limit? I don't see any other products they are putting the proof coin in.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Edited by Bret
10/30/2020 11:28 am
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Valued Member
United States
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Probably. I can't even find the set on their website.
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Pillar of the Community
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United Kingdom
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Given the recent experience of the last two releases, I except the Mayflower release from the US Mint will not go well either. 4 products on the same day, 1 per household and low mintage.
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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Regarding The Royal Mint, don't demand on their pre-register your interest since typically by the time they inform you, it is sold out. I was asking someone with connections about Royal Mint version yesterday and they have no news about this release. |
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Given the recent experience of the last two releases, I except the Mayflower release from the US Mint will not go well either. 4 products on the same day, 1 per household and low mintage. My fear exactly. They have eight days to sort it out.  |
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United States
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Speaking of The Royal Mint, I nabbed one of the 100 slabbed gold Mayflower coins before selling out some weeks ago, though they are woefully behind on shipping, ETA still 4 weeks out. |
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I nabbed one of the 100 slabbed gold Mayflower coins before selling out some weeks ago Excellent!  Quote:
ETA still 4 weeks out. |
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United States
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I wonder if the U.S. Mint and Royal Mint have different stocks--or whether they will both be selling from (and both have to keep track of) the same stock simultaneously (since the release is at 9:00AM). If the second case, this one should be quite interesting... |
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I'm sure they've each been allotted a certain amount to sell.
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I agree. That was how the Pride of Two Nations sets were done. Super excited for this one, super worried about how the website will handle it.  |
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United States
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Does anyone know if The Royal Mint is releasing a set similar to the canadian mint for the pride of two nations set? I don't see one on their site, but I see some silver coins that look to have gold around the rims. I see the US mintage and product limit is different, is this due to the number for sale in a Royal Mint set? |
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