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2022 US Mint Product Schedule

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Signed up for the Armed Forces Enrollment.

Why isn't PayPal an option for enrollments?
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I think that using PayPal would just cause problems. After all each time I use PayPal to buy something, I'm taken away from the site to log into PayPal to auth it then a return trip back to finish. This takes control away from the mint and their billing process (I'm guessing).
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They allow you to use PayPal for other purchases, just not enrollments. I wonder if it might be something to do with pre-authorization.
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After all each time I use PayPal to buy something, I'm taken away from the site to log into PayPal to auth it then a return trip back to finish.


Once set up on the Mint Website that doesn't happen. You don't have to log into Paypal again.


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I wonder if it might be something to do with pre-authorization.


I don't see any difference if the card has expired or been canceled if it's in PayPal or your Mint account.

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I don't see any difference if the card has expired or been canceled if it's in PayPal or your Mint account.
What I meant was in how the authorization procedures may differ. Whenever I buy something with with a credit card, there is a pending charge that sits until the vendor closes it out. With PayPal, it is immediate; at least from my point of view. I never see it as a pending charge than can expire. It might also be a limitation in their service agreement.
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 Posted 06/20/2022  10:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add eaglebub7 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Still states "Armed Forces Enrollment"
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Still states "Armed Forces Enrollment"

as it should - it covers all the forces. (I must have just read it very wrong. (Air force - Armed Forces) not too far off.
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Finally got details on the American Liberty silver medal. I'll be a buyer!

https://catalog.usmint.gov/american...uct-schedule
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I'll be a buyer as well. And I'm already saving my pennies for next year's bristlecone pine 1oz gold liberty!
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Hopefully they will had a low household order limit. It is currently none.
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The packaging for the Liberty Medal looks better than the Eagles, and Commemoratives. I may need to get this coin; I like the design.
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So, this was product notification email from the mint. Is this the new email format? I had to look the website to remind myself which product they were referencing.
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