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New Member
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Dillon Gage is selling today, limited quantity. Funds must be wired. Total cost is $1,025.00 but includes 2 ASE's. Good luck! |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Dillon Gage is selling today...
It's totally under melt with silver @ $40.94/oz. today. The set is $856.90 + $80.10 = $937.00/set for US residents, EXCEPT for Texas. Texas residents remit $1,025.00/set, includes 2 ASEs @ $44.00 each. Bank wire is the only form of payment Dillon Gage will accept. http://www.dillongage.com/current-news/Default. Smells like a fresh deal, there is $1,023.50 worth of silver in the set alone, so it's like getting the 2 ASEs for FREE if you are a Texas resident. Wish I live there!  Edited by Bizybackson
04/08/2011 7:34 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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How does this one work? you fax in the form and wire them the money? I have never done a bank wire before. Can anyone explain>?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I believe they contact you after you fax the form. Someone else can confirm that. You can either call your bank to set up a wire transfer from your bank account or some banks will let you do it online. The seller will give you the routing number, account number, etc.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Thanks I'll shoot them an email.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Don't forget Fidelitrade....fill out the form (on their website) send them a check and that's that...As of Wednesday they still had sets available at $949 shipped (plus 44 cents on your envelope)
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I already sent a form into them. Had both my parents send in their requests also
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Valued Member
United States
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I been debating on selling one of my sets but the problem is I dont know if they are pl or not. I was looking on ebay at a few sets and a graded set of ms69 pl where up and I cant tell the difference between them. Maybe its the computer or I have pl coins from amark. Anyone has a pic of all 3 next to each other ms, pl, and dmpl |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Quote:It's totally under melt with silver @ $40.94/oz. today. The set is $856.90 + $80.10 = $937.00/set for US residents, EXCEPT for Texas. Texas residents remit $1,025.00/set, includes 2 ASEs @ $44.00 each. Bank wire is the only form of payment Dillon Gage will accept. http://www.dillongage.com/current-news/Default. Seems they're out. No such page. |
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Pillar of the Community
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I been debating on selling one of my sets but the problem is I dont know if they are pl or not. It depends on who you send them to...PCGS is now giving around 90% the PL or DM designation with the occasional non-lettered grade as an outlier. The prices are presently adjusting to this decision. NGC has gone the opposite and is rarely giving out PL/DM's. |
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Valued Member
United States
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This hoopla over these 5oz coins will settle down dramatically over time. Higher grades for these are the norm, not the exception. If your looking to make money on these, I would suggest flipping them while the getting is good. The mint will be releasing the collector's versions soon, and they have a lower mintage. So which one will hold over the long run? Yes, the lower mintage version, over-shadowing the demand for these.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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While proofs are supposed to be the "best", modern commems tend to do better in ms versions, simply because fewer people ordered the circulation strikes.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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There isn't a lot of difference in the mintage. 33K for the bullion version and 27K for the collector version. The collector version hasn't priced yet but I'm sure it's going to be significantly higher than the bullion version from the APs.
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w1a9c8k5,
Have you heard if your requests were filled yet? I called yesterday and was told they had a few left but I should send a request and check express mail because the supplies were very limited. When I checked the confirmation number this morning it says a delivery attempt was made today but the business was closed. I hope I get a set but darn I could have sent it priority mail and not spent $19 to mail a letter.
And does anyone know if it is one per household or one per person? Can I mail a check and put one in my wife's name?
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