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1000 Coin Bags Of Trump Sq Dollars

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Was checking the status of a USM order this morning. Clicked on the 2026 "Product Schedule" and found Item 26SQBZ, a 1000 unit bag of Trump Dollars. . .$1,350.00.
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When your supply greatly exceeds demand your best hope to break even is to sell large quantities at a deep discount.
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How is selling $1,000 face value for $1,350 a deep discount ?

( I wouldn't buy one for fifty cents but that's just me. . . )
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How is selling $1,000 face value for $1,350 a deep discount ?
Considering that these are priced at $1.35 per coin, and the bag of 100 were priced at $1.545 per coin, that's a discount of 19 1/2 cents per coin. You may not consider that a steep discount, but apparently others do.


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( I wouldn't buy one for fifty cents but that's just me. . . )
I would, and use my savings to buy a punch and counterstamp them and launch them into circulation.
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Not really a discount, much less a steep discount. Buying in quantity whether quarters, halves, or dollars, has always brought a discount. The rolls of this coin, on sale at the same time as the 100 count bag, price out at $2.44 per vs $1.54 per for the bags. The numbers seem in line to me, maybe even should be less for the 1000 coin bag for the quantity, and the fact these don't have the chance of privy mark coins as with the rolls and 100 coin bags.

Edit to add, These are/will also be available at banks at face.
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