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Feels like a small club. Anyone else out there get in on this?  |
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Pillar of the Community
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I changed my mind and went for the lottery ticket. I went in at 12:14 and was in by 12:16.
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United States
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The "Your U.S. Mint order has been confirmed!" email has arrived. I can close that browser tab now.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Best of luck all! If I do get lucky enough to get the privy, I am going to have a hard time not cashing in and then buy a secondary market non-privy version.
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Pillar of the Community
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Just saw this on another site, "PCGS has already graded 786 of these medals, and 34 (4.3%) are with the privy mark.
With only 1794 (2.4%) privy marks of the 75k being minted, I believe our chances have worsened."
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If I do get lucky enough to get the privy, I am going to have a hard time not cashing in and then buy a secondary market non-privy version. If I were lucky, I would keep it.  |
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"PCGS has already graded 786 of these medals, and 34 (4.3%) are with the privy mark. With only 1794 (2.4%) privy marks of the 75k being minted, I believe our chances have worsened." Bothersome if they had advanced purchase opportunity. They should have received zero privy marks for the privilege.  |
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I wonder how many of the privy marked medals were set aside for the high mucky mucks at the mint ? Maybe they struck a few "extra" that won't count against the 1794 quantity being released into the wild. . . Were I lucky enough to get one, I would sell it and apply the proceeds towards one of the expensive ASE's ETA: Bumped into a Pre-Order on one of the bullion peddler web sites: For the low, low price of $5,300 you can get a MS70 graded privy mark example. . . Edited by cptbilly
10/15/2024 1:09 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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A quick search of ebay shows $2300 - $4100 presale prices for the "230" privys, in auctions from raw in OGP to slabbed MS70.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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I hope nobody pays that much for the privy, price will come down after the hype is over in my opinion.
Edited by livingwater
10/15/2024 2:04 pm
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Quote:Were I lucky enough to get one, I would sell it and apply the proceeds towards one of the expensive ASE's You have your priorities!   Quote:
ETA: Bumped into a Pre-Order on one of the bullion peddler web sites: For the low, low price of $5,300 you can get a MS70 graded privy mark example  |
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Quote: A quick search of ebay shows $2300 - $4100 presale prices for the "230" privys, in auctions from raw in OGP to slabbed MS70. [fire] Maybe I was too quick to say I would keep it. Nah, I still want to keep it. If I got it. Which, of course, I am not anticipating in this version of the timeline. |
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I hope nobody pays that much for the privy, price will come down after the hype is over in my opinion. Time will tell. This is the "silly season" for new releases.  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:Were I lucky enough to get one, I would sell it and apply the proceeds towards one of the expensive ASE's  . I'd definitely put proceeds towards the 1995 W Proof ASE. |
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Quote:I'd definitely put proceeds towards the 1995 W Proof ASE. If you have the means.  |
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