U.S. Mint resumes shipping 2009 UHR Double Eagle
Ned
WASHINGTON - The United States Mint is pleased to announce
that it will resume shipping the 2009 Ultra High Relief
Double Eagle Gold Coin the week of February 22, 2009.
For customers who ordered the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double
Eagle Gold Coin between January 22 and February 23, 2009,
the United States Mint expects shipment by April 24, 2009.
For customers who ordered on February 24, or who place
orders after that date (and up until March 24, 2009), the
United States Mint expects to ship the coin by May 24, 2009.
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$1,399 at U.S. Mint: http://xrl.us/behmma
A You
> WASHINGTON - The United States Mint is pleased to announce
> that it will resume shipping the 2009 Ultra High Relief
> Double Eagle Gold Coin the week of February 22, 2009.
> For customers who ordered the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double
> Eagle Gold Coin between January 22 and February 23, 2009,
> the United States Mint expects shipment by April 24, 2009.
> For customers who ordered on February 24, or who place
> orders after that date (and up until March 24, 2009), the
> United States Mint expects to ship the coin by May 24, 2009.
> ==========
>
But the price of gold is now trending back down and you should wait-and-see
before buying a gold coin...as the mint as a chart of pricing the gold coins
releative to the gold price.
Well with the stock market testing new lows and currencies in doubt I don't
know where money coming out of gold is going...
But I previously said that gold was up on a currency panic and that faith in
currencies would return...
Then I said that selling the yen would be the samething as selling gold
since both had become safe havens...
And I said to sell the USD-JPY pair in a leveraged forex account. Well...I
meant sell at something like 89.20 and buy at something like 91.5. But wow
it's now over 97. (Of course Japan does not want the yen to be too strong so
they would have been expected to come out with government spending programs
to try and soften up the yen. And the yen went down so the Japanese stock
market of exporters went up.)
rca...@live.com
> U.S. Mint http://xrl.us/behmk6
>
> WASHINGTON - The United States Mint is pleased to announce
> that it will resume shipping the 2009 Ultra High Relief
> Double Eagle Gold Coin the week of February 22, 2009.
>
Recent auction results:
$1749 (1 bid)
$1550 (17 bids)
$1701 (7 bids)
$1800 (32 bids) - this was for an NGC MS-69
note.boy
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Recent auction results:
That's a lot of money to pay for a flawed poduct, they should all grade MS70
surely? Billy
A You
> wait-and-see before buying a gold coin...as the mint as a chart of pricing
> the gold coins releative to the gold price.
>
> Well with the stock market testing new lows and currencies in doubt I
> don't know where money coming out of gold is going...
>
> But I previously said that gold was up on a currency panic and that faith
> in currencies would return...
>
> Then I said that selling the yen would be the samething as selling gold
> since both had become safe havens...
>
> And I said to sell the USD-JPY pair in a leveraged forex account. Well...I
> meant sell at something like 89.20 and buy at something like 91.5. But wow
> it's now over 97. (Of course Japan does not want the yen to be too strong
> so they would have been expected to come out with government spending
> programs to try and soften up the yen. And the yen went down so the
> Japanese stock market of exporters went up.)
Oh...excuse my Forex. To sell the yen you buy the USD-JPY pair ? But at the
current yen level look for it to go the other way now...