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house | 04-07-2009 04:55 PM
GIM rounds Does anybody know how many of the GIM minute man or bull rounds were minted ? House

Drumblebum | 04-07-2009 05:00 PM
Re: GMI rounds Quote:
Originally Posted by house (Post 1667220) Does anybody know how many of the GMI minute man or bull rounds were minted ? House
Assuming you mean "GIM" rounds... Do a search... I think the mintage is revealed somewhere here.

Camp Bassfish | 04-07-2009 05:20 PM
Re: GMI rounds In 2007 less than 2k of each if I recall correctly. 2008 10,000 + of each.

house | 04-07-2009 05:32 PM
Re: GMI rounds Thanks for replying. Just by the quantities shown when i made my purchases,i'm guessing more than 50,000 each.Sure would like to know exact amount. Someone on e-bay trying to get $30 each.He 's pitching that they are rare.Any help on the exact mintage would be appreciated.House

specsaregood | 04-07-2009 05:35 PM
Re: GMI rounds Quote:
Originally Posted by house (Post 1667297) Someone on e-bay trying to get $30 each.He 's pitching that they are rare.Any help on the exact mintage would be appreciated.House
Yeah, I'm pretty sure apmex minted up at least 30k more of them. The original mintage for 2008 was in fact qty=2008. :) Are you disagreeing with the seller in regards to rarity? I'd say they are quite rare even if as many as 100k were minted. Especially if you think how many were minted, then locked away or lost at the bottom of a lake after a boat accident.

house | 04-07-2009 05:45 PM
Re: GMI rounds Not disagreeing with rarity.I would say anything less than 250,000 is rare.Just waiting to see if they bring $30.I purchased some from apmex and just thought it would be nice to know now how many are out there. Also surprised to see them on e-bay already. House

Curmudgeonista | 04-07-2009 06:03 PM
Re: GMI rounds Quote:
Originally Posted by house (Post 1667324) Not disagreeing with rarity.I would say anything less than 250,000 is rare.Just waiting to see if they bring $30.I purchased some and just thought it would be nice to know now how many are out there. Also surprised to see them on e-bay already. House
Rarity is meaningless without demand. Don't get me wrong. I like the GIM rounds. But, I don't think their mintage numbers alone justify $30 pricing. They are likely only to ever trade as generic silver on the open market (the sucker-play on eBay notwithstanding). Edit: Oops, sorry, what I meant to say was, "they've gotta be worth at least $50 each, but there are several GIM-ers here that would do a fellow member a big favor and let you have a few hundred at only $29 a piece."

house | 04-07-2009 06:35 PM
Re: GMI rounds Yeah, i think i have a few hundred myself i could spare @$29 each. [Any takers] Still nobody knows are many were minted. House

eat_beef | 04-07-2009 08:36 PM
Re: GMI rounds PM Scorp, I think he knows.

RossL | 04-07-2009 08:51 PM
Re: GMI rounds the 2007 rounds are rare. I'm thinking that I would sell mine for two or three hundred. :yippee: :banana: :RockOn:

eat_beef | 04-07-2009 09:41 PM
Re: GMI rounds I plan on selling most of mine for 200. When spot is about 240.:tee:

ME CO | 04-07-2009 10:57 PM
Re: GMI rounds They're so rare I think its high time we came up with some '09's. HH Mark

AGRO | 04-08-2009 02:09 AM
Re: GIM rounds This thread was much funnier when it was sill about GMI rounds!!!!!!!! I thought there was a new round out ther for a minute.... wait... idea... Why do we not mint GIM bars next time??? silver is AG right? still funny though !! Quote:
Originally Posted by ME CO They're so rare I think its high time we came up with some '09's. HH Mark
P.S. incase people have not noticed GIM rounds are popping up everywhere on the secondary market...

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