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netwanderer | 04-13-2009 01:25 PM
Help please! Is this a good deal? 1 Attachment(s) 2009 MS70 ANACS $50 Gold Eagle for $1,799, it also says "first day of issue".

Magma | 04-13-2009 01:43 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? If the box has $800 worth of gold in the hinges and lock then yes it is an ok deal.

rodzm | 04-13-2009 01:51 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? Youre better off buying a UHR. Buy it while you can...you wont regret it plus youll get a very nice mahogany box to go with it along with a coin 100 years in the making

Curmudgeonista | 04-13-2009 01:54 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? If you're going to spend that kind of money for a GAE, the UHR has a lot more upside potential to it, as does a nice MS64 or MS65 slabbed pre-33 St. Gaudens that can be had for about the same price.

madfranks | 04-13-2009 02:00 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? The "first day of issue" slabs are bull shti, imo. It is simply a marketing ploy so they can charge you $1800 for a simple 1 oz gold bullion coin. Don't do it! For maybe a little more you can get 2 oz of gold. All modern bullion is in Mint State condition; they don't circulate! Also, see this link on slabbing bullion: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=343319

RossL | 04-13-2009 02:23 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? I wouldn't buy it either.

netwanderer | 04-13-2009 02:24 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? hey guys thanks for your "inputs"! I have not bought it yet. Curmudgeonista, maybe you are right. A UHR coin might be better...

Curmudgeonista | 04-13-2009 02:25 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? Quote:
Originally Posted by netwanderer (Post 1675634) hey guys thanks for your "inputs"! I have not bought it yet. Curmudgeonista, maybe you are right. A UHR coin might be better...
rodzm said it first!

CoinHunter53562 | 04-13-2009 02:26 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? I wouldnt touch it with a 10 foot pole. If you want gold, get yourself 1.5 ounces of AGE's instead of 1 ounce for that kind of money.

St. Germain | 04-13-2009 02:36 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? Quote:
Originally Posted by Curmudgeonista (Post 1675599) If you're going to spend that kind of money for a GAE, the UHR has a lot more upside potential to it, as does a nice MS64 or MS65 slabbed pre-33 St. Gaudens that can be had for about the same price.
x10000 ST

Clawdia | 04-13-2009 04:57 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? Quote:
Originally Posted by netwanderer (Post 1675634) hey guys thanks for your "inputs"! I have not bought it yet. Curmudgeonista, maybe you are right. A UHR coin might be better...
"Yet"? I wouldn't buy it ever.

AgAuGal | 04-13-2009 05:30 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? I would not buy it. I think you would be better off just buying an unslabbed GAE and the rest in Ag. My.02

HistoryStudent | 04-13-2009 07:11 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? Quote:
Originally Posted by Magma (Post 1675585) If the box has $800 worth of gold in the hinges and lock then yes it is an ok deal.
I agree. Funny answer - kinda to the point - however. :wink: Buying bullion coins with recent dates slabbed only works for a UHR Eagle or a great coin for tomorrow. The MINT has made 7 TIMES :signs14: the 2009 GOLD coins they did in 2007 - so there a whole hellofa lot of competition out there. 400% more than even LAST year! :36_3_12: Hope that helps, PS a couple more bucks will buy two one-ounce bullion coins - IMHO. HS

Buyingsilvers | 04-13-2009 07:41 PM
Re: Help please! Is this a good deal? Quote:
Originally Posted by Curmudgeonista (Post 1675599) If you're going to spend that kind of money for a GAE, the UHR has a lot more upside potential to it, as does a nice MS64 or MS65 slabbed pre-33 St. Gaudens that can be had for about the same price.
Agreed. ..

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