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rodzm | 04-05-2009 06:15 AM
UHR Population Report Thread 4 Attachment(s) As promised in the other UHR thread, I will provide population report numbers on a weekly basis. Feel free to discuss reports from other coin grading companies. The first set are last weeks numbers and after that are this weeks numbers. If anyone can provide reports for other companies that would be great. Looks like the FS numbers didnt go up much and Im willing to bet as the weeks go by that the numbers will drastically decrease. At this rate we wont have but a few thousand graded FS and the "regular" issues should start seeing a drastic increase

HistoryStudent | 04-05-2009 11:00 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC Early releases: 68 69 70 5 - 403 - 586 Normal: 68 69 70 1 - 166 - 256 So that gives you both PCGS & NGC totals to 4-5-09 Best wishes, HS Hats off to the above POSTER "RODZM!" :36_3_12:

rodzm | 04-05-2009 11:43 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 1663574) NGC Early releases: 68 69 70 5 - 403 - 586 Normal: 68 69 70 1 - 166 - 256 So that gives you both PCGS & NGC totals to 4-5-09 Best wishes, HS Hats off to the above POSTER "RODZM!" :36_3_12:
Thanks HS I hope to keep this thread going with the numbers. I dont have NGC access but if anyone can provide the numbers for NGC on a weekly basis it will give us a good trend on grades. Ill be provding PCGS numbers every Sunday. The lower NGC numbers could be because their cutoff was 3/9 instead of PCGS's 3/11 cutoff

j-son | 04-05-2009 11:50 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread if you want to buy some first strike they are online for $2800 in ms70 which i think is GREAT for the price of gold. if people are already willing to pay over $2500 for an ounce of gold that was just minted this year...they should have no problem buying gold when the spot price is $2500 either.

Gordon Gekko | 04-05-2009 01:11 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Thanks a lot for this thread rodzm. I really do appreciate it a lot.

rodzm | 04-05-2009 02:09 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1663718) Thanks a lot for this thread rodzm. I really do appreciate it a lot.
No problem...Im hoping to see what the numbers are in the coming months for both PCGS and NGC

BigShiny | 04-05-2009 02:29 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by j-son (Post 1663635) if you want to buy some first strike they are online for $2800 in ms70 which i think is GREAT for the price of gold. if people are already willing to pay over $2500 for an ounce of gold that was just minted this year...they should have no problem buying gold when the spot price is $2500 either.
That is a good point. The average buyer now is wiser than the average buyer will be once the masses start buying, so it is very likely that you will be able to charge a lot more than the price of spot. I'm not advocating ripping anyone off, just saying that a lot of people will want to get their hands on some PM without thinking of the actual price they should be paying. How many members have sent off their coins from the mint to get them graded? How much does that cost? Are UHRs minted to a higher standard than say your average GAE so that a higher percentage come back MS 69/70?

HistoryStudent | 04-06-2009 10:05 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Only 9 coins came back from both major graders as MS68. That breaks down to the MINT doing a fine job - note the high rate of MS70s too over the MS69s. Inquire at the above graders re: their collectors clubs. compare the cost versus the turn in at the local coin shop charge. I'd turn in MY UHR and few coins/bullion and join the club(s) if I wanted a grading slab, I would. :36_3_12:

californiajeff | 04-09-2009 11:57 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I'm curious are the slabs on the UHR holders thicker than the regular PCGS slabs? Do they fit in one of those PCGS boxes? I'm holding out until I can pick one up closer to spot. I think the mintage will be going higher than a lot of people think.

rodzm | 04-09-2009 12:11 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by californiajeff (Post 1669940) I'm curious are the slabs on the UHR holders thicker than the regular PCGS slabs? Do they fit in one of those PCGS boxes? I'm holding out until I can pick one up closer to spot. I think the mintage will be going higher than a lot of people think.
Dont know about the slab thickness but I would imagine that they are standard size and should fit the boxes. You wont be able to pick them up closer to spot, if you think so please send me some of that good stuff that you can smoke. Think about it, the mint will not be selling UHRs under a specific price. Minting on these will not go very high, they will not make 500,000 of them or even 250,000...theyre having trouble acquiring gold for their regular items so what makes people think the mintage will go very high is beyond me. The markup on them will always be between $340-389 and thats a guaranteed premium you will have on the coins because of the mint's pricing structure of UHRs http://catalog.usmint.gov/wcsstore/C...ldCoinGrid.pdf You may want to think again about waiting on them. Even if gold spot drops to $700 you will still pay almost $1100. Just sayin.........

Gordon Gekko | 04-09-2009 12:12 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1669959) Dont know about the slab thickness but I would imagine that they are standard size and should fit the boxes. You wont be able to pick them up closer to spot, if you think so please send me some of that good stuff that you can smoke. Think about it, the mint will not be selling UHRs under a specific price. The markup on them will always be between $340-389 and thats a guaranteed premium you will have on the coins because of the mint's pricing structure of UHRs http://catalog.usmint.gov/wcsstore/C...ldCoinGrid.pdf You may want to think again about waiting on them. Even if gold spot drops to $700 you will still pay almost $1100. Just sayin.........
I agree.:15_1_70v:

rodzm | 04-09-2009 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1669966) I agree.:15_1_70v:
Oh did I forget to mention that even if gold suddenly dropped to $500 you would still have to pay $889 for your UHR. Still higher than today's spot price. I think we all can agree that they will never sell close to spot Again....Im just saying :15_1_70v:

Gordon Gekko | 04-09-2009 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1669973) Oh did I forget to mention that even if gold suddenly dropped to $500 you would still have to pay $889 for your UHR. Still higher than today's spot price. I think we all can agree that they will never sell close to spot Again....Im just saying :15_1_70v:
Very good point. I was actually considering picking up another one, but decided to buy just a regular GAE. To buy a GAE from APMEX, it cost me $1,015 out the door:36_1_25:

HistoryStudent | 04-09-2009 05:26 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Frankly, with the so-called rationing (which is hard to work around - but not impossible); the high price over spot; the one-year time span; the MOST beautiful coin in the world since ancient Greek coins (not my words but all the mags and books); the first class way they are done up; the difference in price to the 1907 originals; the great presentational box and book -- to me it's a slam DUNK these puppies will appreciate big time way over spot. With spot going to $1,250 in the next big wave - well it's like an 8 foot basket ball player jumping up for the SLAM dunk. :5_1_120::5_1_120:

rodzm | 04-09-2009 05:34 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 1670418) With spot going to $1,250 in the next big wave - well it's like an 8 foot basket ball player jumping up for the SLAM dunk. :5_1_120::5_1_120:
Which would put the coin at a price of ONLY $1,589 if it follows the mint's schedule. I dont think more than 150,000 of them will be minted. Most of everyone that wanted them have already ordered. Certainly the UHR will not have numbers exceeding 150,000

ng1469 | 04-09-2009 11:27 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1669985) Very good point. I was actually considering picking up another one, but decided to buy just a regular GAE. To buy a GAE from APMEX, it cost me $1,015 out the door:36_1_25:
the '09 GAE are only $960 right now why did it cost over $1000?

Gordon Gekko | 04-09-2009 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ng1469 (Post 1670950) the '09 GAE are only $960 right now why did it cost over $1000?
The coin itself was $966.95 and shipping and handling was $48.96! I paid with my credit card (mistake, I know). I just don't feel like sending in a check and prolonging the process.

HistoryStudent | 04-10-2009 02:04 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1670439) Which would put the coin at a price of ONLY $1,589 if it follows the mint's schedule. I dont think more than 150,000 of them will be minted. Most of everyone that wanted them have already ordered. Certainly the UHR will not have numbers exceeding 150,000
Nobody knows the future but I wonder if your number might be a tad HIGH. :Surrender: I don't know the figures will be out within a year - they should close sales on 12-31-09 OR BEFORE it something UNTOWARD (crisis) happens. :thumb.aspx:

Gordon Gekko | 04-10-2009 02:11 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Is there any way to find out how many UHR's have been minted?

HistoryStudent | 04-10-2009 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1671665) Is there any way to find out how many UHR's have been minted?
Yeah. Wait until 12-31-09 and then wait until "they" tell you the numbers. (They just cancelled my fourth UHR: so the numbers will be less ONE!) :sad: And I was trying to build a small collection too! SO....If you believe them :thumb.aspx: (yeah, like there's 281 million ounces of gold in FORT KNOX! Ask G.A.T.A. :111:) They love to inflate some numbers and deflate others take a look at the CPI which is actually some 14% they say 5% - or unemployment at a true 19.8% they say 8.5%. Everything is topsy turvy and what's right is wrong. :signs14: But that's the way it is with temporary folks on TOP trying to get as much as they can until they are replaced by something worse. :yes::111::111:

rodzm | 04-12-2009 02:10 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Allright guys its time for the weekly PCGS reports. According to the latest reports there has been an added 144 coins to the FS designation with 96 of them grading MS70 and 48 grading MS69 On the "regular" designation there has been 409 added with a total of 2 coins added as MS68, 145 added as MS69 and 262.

Gordon Gekko | 04-12-2009 02:15 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Thanks rodzm! I look forward to these every Sunday. Any prediction on what the final number will be for the FS MS70's? I am sure it will start bottoming out here in a little bit.

rodzm | 04-12-2009 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1674168) Thanks rodzm! I look forward to these every Sunday. Any prediction on what the final number will be for the FS MS70's? I am sure it will start bottoming out here in a little bit.
Dont know but since I began posting the results we have only had 255 more FS MS70's so the average so far is about 127 every week. I think the numbers will drastically keep going down in the next few weeks...my opinion is there will be no more than 3,500 FS MS70's. I would imagine most that wanted the FS designation have already submitted theirs. Let's do a little math...there are about 36 weeks left of this year and if 125 come back every week as FS MS70 there will only be a total of about 6,500 designated as FS MS70 an outrageous number These are numbers in the very best and perfect scenario and we all know that 125 are not coming back every week as FS MS70 because there are very few left out there that are eligible. So lets say half of the 6,500 come back eligible and we wil be left with just over 3,000 coins as First Strike. My best guess is that about 1800-2200 will be the final number for FS MS70 and even that is stretching it out a bit Food for thought.....

Gordon Gekko | 04-12-2009 03:22 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1674192) Dont know but since I began posting the results we have only had 255 more FS MS70's so the average so far is about 127 every week. I think the numbers will drastically keep going down in the next few weeks...my opinion is there will be no more than 3,500 FS MS70's. I would imagine most that wanted the FS designation have already submitted theirs. Let's do a little math...there are about 36 weeks left of this year and if 125 come back every week as FS MS70 there will only be a total of about 6,500 designated as FS MS70 an outrageous number These are numbers in the very best and perfect scenario and we all know that 125 are not coming back every week as FS MS70 because there are very few left out there that are eligible. So lets say half of the 6,500 come back eligible and we wil be left with just over 3,000 coins as First Strike. My best guess is that about 1800-2200 will be the final number for FS MS70 and even that is stretching it out a bit Food for thought.....
I predict the "final" number, if you will, will be around 2,750-3,000. That leaves room for about 1,600 more to be graded FS MS70.

HistoryStudent | 04-12-2009 04:10 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1674161) Allright guys its time for the weekly PCGS reports. According to the latest reports there has been an added 144 coins to the FS designation with 96 of them grading MS70 and 48 grading MS69 On the "regular" designation there has been 409 added with a total of 2 coins added as MS68, 145 added as MS69 and 262.
NGC today: Early Releases = MS68- 5; MS69- 399; MS70- 589 Later Graded = MS68- 1; MS69- 229; MS70- 344 :36_3_12: MS70 total only = 973 from NGC with over 2,039 from PCGS only 3,012 total of the 53,373 BELOW so far, right? From BUYINGSILVERS: 2009 Ultra High Relief Sales History Date Total Sales Change 1/26/2009 40,727 2/8/2009 45,420 +4,693 2/16/2009 47,999 +2,579 2/22/2009 49,788 +1,789 3/1/2009 51,398 +1,610 3/9/2009 52,373 +975 Also for those that care. This UHR Double Eagle was a REDO. It seems that two 1907 28MM diameter Eagles LIE in the SMITHSONIAN the Nation's Atic - which were St. Gauden's FIRST try at doing the JOB from the Liberties $20 size. He doubled a TEN dollar size and MADE two that are in the ATIC now. So the new MINT just did a REDO on the prior with more advanced DIES and PRESSES. It is funny how government always stays the course one-way-or-another. Best wishes, HS PS imagine having one of the two in the Smithsonian - you can when you order a 2009 UHR - that's a BIG COOL! I did some more research on the ORIGINAL 1907 COIN which is an exact copy of the 2009 coin except for the DATE. They made 20 of these and melted them down leaving only the TWO now in the SMITHSONIAN atic of America. Also this 1907 COIN (pattern: that means wasn't a regular issued coin) is LISTED as "ONE OF THE 100 BEST American Coins." Dad at 85 just called for one for mom; his second, and they told him ONLY one per HOUSEHOLD. Got YOURS?

HistoryStudent | 04-14-2009 10:04 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread My ONE of 1,386 PCGS MS70 UHR Eagles First Strike arrived today USPS Express. (After the MINT cancelled two of my other orders - as Peck's Little Bad Boy got caught again!) :offtopic::haha::haha: It looks PRETTY in PLASTIC. Now I know what the others I see will grade by comparing quickly. Thanks for the Population reports from PCGS: RODZM. :36_1_32v::36_3_16: HS

Gordon Gekko | 04-14-2009 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 1677938) My ONE of 1,386 PCGS MS70 UHR Eagles First Strike arrived today USPS Express. (After the MINT cancelled two of my other orders - as Peck's Little Bad Boy got caught again!) :offtopic::haha::haha: It looks PRETTY in PLASTIC. Now I know what the others I see will grade by comparing quickly. Thanks for the Population reports from PCGS: RODZM. :36_1_32v::36_3_16: HS
I feared that I wouldn't like it slabbed, regardless of the grade, but man oh man. It sure is purrty in that PCGS slab (and the MS70 FS designation makes it all the better!):565:

Merlin | 04-14-2009 10:15 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread So I'm going to repeat a question from another thread a day ago: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showp...postcount=1171 If the mint has to replace the dies every 500 coins or so (which I read somewhere, or is that not correct?) how does a first strike designation mean anything at all?

HistoryStudent | 04-14-2009 10:20 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1677944) I feared that I wouldn't like it slabbed, regardless of the grade, but man oh man. It sure is purrty in that PCGS slab (and the MS70 FS designation makes it all the better!):565:
If you can try to get another in REGULAR BOX SHAPE - the next few months - "I FEAR" (I feel like Mel Gibson in "The Patriot" how IRONIC) - that things are going to really change rapidly (quickly fast soon) - that we won't be able to get these coins much longer. And that the 2009 yearly time period will end sooner. After all if you are astute you'll remembr that they were supposed to MINT in November of 2008 but waited until MARCH of 2009 - no mater what reasons they gave - my VHG&O is that we'll only have a six month window on these March through about September. By October we'll MIGHT have stock market crash TWO! :36_3_12:

HistoryStudent | 04-14-2009 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Merlin (Post 1677948) So I'm going to repeat a question from another thread a day ago: http://goldismoney.info/forums/showp...postcount=1171 If the mint has to replace the dies every 500 coins or so (which I read somewhere, or is that not correct?) how does a first strike designation mean anything at all?
Some people buy the slab and NGC & PCGS have a side business on FIRST STRIKE deals; as the post below says - the first 30 days of issue on the slab. However: This coin is listed as one of the top USA coins the top 100 - from JUST 2 pattern coins in the Smithsonian - Judd-1917; I believe is the number. They made another 20 and melted them down - this was a REDO of Saint Gauden's BEST Idea. DYODD It is awful hard to see that we're living history until you are a day too late. Wisdom goes with age - sadly. Frankly: But I'd buy these hands down to any bullion coin right now. Hope that helps read the entire UHR thread for more info.

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EE_ | 04-14-2009 10:39 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread First Strike is a designation given to the coins received in the first 30 days of issue. It is clearly stated on the capsule. http://i721.photobucket.com/albums/w.../label-1-1.jpg

rodzm | 04-18-2009 12:44 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Allright guys for those of you wondering just how many UHRs have been sold as of April 12th here are the numbers. Drumroll please!!!!!!!!! UHRs to date is 58,318

Gordon Gekko | 04-18-2009 12:50 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1683629) Allright guys for those of you wondering just how many UHRs have been sold as of April 12th here are the numbers. Drumroll please!!!!!!!!! UHRs to date is 58,318
Really? That's not very many! Where did you find such privillaged information?

EE_ | 04-18-2009 01:01 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I'm hoping final mintage is 87,000

rodzm | 04-18-2009 01:03 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1683646) Really? That's not very many! Where did you find such privillaged information?
I got my secret sources :tongue_ma: Nahhh just kidding...there was an article put out by Numismaster a couple of days ago with lots of figures. The article though mainly talks about the Puerto Rico quarter. My opinion is that these quarters are sleepers right now and before you know it they will explode. Everybody knows how expensive it is to get a 1999 Silver proof set, this could easily be the same Here's the article http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=6598

HistoryStudent | 04-18-2009 01:28 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1683629) Allright guys for those of you wondering just how many UHRs have been sold as of April 12th here are the numbers. Drumroll please!!!!!!!!! UHRs to date is 58,318
There would be a lot more if they wouldn't KEEP catching me. :bash: They JUST don't wanna play ball with me = :playingba :thumb.aspx: Great INFO. thanks for the insight.

HistoryStudent | 04-18-2009 01:37 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Saturday morning April 18th, 2009 NGC site census: Early releases - MS68 - 5 MS69 - 402 MS70 - 590 (Purrr-fect ones) Later releases - MS68 - 1 (poor fellow has my luck) MS69 - 325 MS70 - 533 Proabably NGC has 1856 UHR 2009 coins - graded to date. Out of 58,318 made Looks like not many being graded in TOTAL. :5_1_120::5_1_120::5_1_120::5_1_120:

rodzm | 04-18-2009 01:39 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Well it looks like 5945 were sold between 3/9 and 4/12 essentially an average of about 850 coins per week. If we stay on the same track until the end of year the final mintage would be roughly 89000 And we all know sales cant stay like this until EOY. Another tidbit....only 5.4% of the 58318 total have graded MS70

HistoryStudent | 04-18-2009 01:54 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1683730) Well it looks like 5945 were sold between 3/9 and 4/12 essentially an average of about 850 coins per week. If we stay on the same track until the end of year the final mintage would be roughly 89000 And we all know sales cant stay like this until EOY. Another tidbit....only 5.4% of the 58318 total have graded MS70
Good "stuff" I was thinking about 75,000 total as a POOR guesstimate from this ole boy's nogin'. That stacks up to 18 UHR 1907 originals. And 12,500 ish HR 1907 originals. I just got the book and it's fun to read about all the crooks: Frankel's - "DOUBLE EAGLE - the epic story of the world's most valuable coin." Seems Sec. of Treasury Woodin sold us out and it killed the old boy rather quickly. I'm reading BURN the CURRENCY BERNARKE Ben's book - "Essays on the Great Depression," because of the George S. Patton's movie "Patton." This other BORN in Los Angeles fellow said in the movie, "ROMMEL I read your book and that's why I beat your a$$." HS:wink: PS Burn the currency hates GOLD!

Gordon Gekko | 04-18-2009 02:58 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread All good information guys. I really appreciate everything. It looks like we have ourselves a winner (especially if you have a FS MS70!). Congrats to you all on obtaining such a beautiful piece of history.

rodzm | 04-18-2009 03:11 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Im just interested to know what is considered a low mintage when it comes to modern coins. Im wondering if there is any way that we could somehow figure out the potential in price of a MS70 UHR by comparing it to a similar mintage number MS70 Gold Eagle. I guess it wouldnt be accurate at all.

Gordon Gekko | 04-18-2009 03:17 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1683834) Im just interested to know what is considered a low mintage when it comes to modern coins. Im wondering if there is any way that we could somehow figure out the potential in price of a MS70 UHR by comparing it to a similar mintage number MS70 Gold Eagle. I guess it wouldnt be accurate at all.
I am very curious as well, for I am new to numismatics. In fact, this is my first numismatic piece. I heard people throw around figures a month or two ago that were in the 150,000-200,000 range for the final mintage of the UHR. Obviously they are way off. My predicition is that their will be somewhere between 75,000-90,000 minted.

rodzm | 04-18-2009 03:35 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Tomorrow we will see if there is any drastic increase in FS. Im willing to bet that not many of them will be FS from now on since most have gotten graded already and we should be seeing a good increase in "regular" gardes. Im undecided now if I should send my second UHR in for grading but send it in to NGC instead of PCGS. I dont have a good feeling about it and think it would get a 69 but hey I could be wrong...im almost clueless on what to look for in coin grading. I have to agree that the final mintage will be more like 80,000-90,000 especially since the mint seems to be enforcing the 1 coin per household rule

Gordon Gekko | 04-18-2009 03:48 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1683854) Tomorrow we will see if there is any drastic increase in FS. Im willing to bet that not many of them will be FS from now on since most have gotten graded already and we should be seeing a good increase in "regular" gardes. Im undecided now if I should send my second UHR in for grading but send it in to NGC instead of PCGS. I dont have a good feeling about it and think it would get a 69 but hey I could be wrong...im almost clueless on what to look for in coin grading. I have to agree that the final mintage will be more like 80,000-90,000 especially since the mint seems to be enforcing the 1 coin per household rule
I totally agree. There will be an obvious dramatic decrease in FS MS70's for sure. You already have one graded FS MS70 corrrect?

rodzm | 04-18-2009 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1683858) I totally agree. There will be an obvious dramatic decrease in FS MS70's for sure. You already have one graded FS MS70 corrrect?
Yeah mine was graded Thursday and it shipped Friday. That is the first coin I have sent in for grading so Im excited to have my first coin be a FS MS70. Have you had any graded????

Gordon Gekko | 04-18-2009 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1683874) Yeah mine was graded Thursday and it shipped Friday. That is the first coin I have sent in for grading so Im excited to have my first coin be a FS MS70. Have you had any graded????
Oh yea, I remember you telling us about it. Congrats nonetheless. Yes, I got mine graded a while ago. Came back FS MS70 and I was :565: all day. This is also the first coin I have ever had graded.

Apocalypto | 04-18-2009 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1683942) Oh yea, I remember you telling us about it. Congrats nonetheless. Yes, I got mine graded a while ago. Came back FS MS70 and I was :565: all day. This is also the first coin I have ever had graded.
Mine is still in the box. I'm planning on waiting for a year to see how well the "First Strikes" appreciate. Mr Gekko, have you also received your book? Mine arrived this week.

HistoryStudent | 04-18-2009 10:21 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Originally Posted by rodzm Im just interested to know what is considered a low mintage when it comes to modern coins. Im wondering if there is any way that we could somehow figure out the potential in price of a MS70 UHR by comparing it to a similar mintage number MS70 Gold Eagle. I guess it wouldnt be accurate at all. I am very curious as well, for I am new to numismatics. In fact, this is my first numismatic piece. I heard people throw around figures a month or two ago that were in the 150,000-200,000 range for the final mintage of the UHR. Obviously they are way off. My predicition is that their will be somewhere between 75,000-90,000 minted. __________________ Even though the coins GAE and the UHR RHYME with the figure on the front of them - they do not rhyme on the backs - the obverse. Also the only coin that the UHR "really" rhymes with is the UHR 1907 Original which is only some 18 coins (estimate nobody has the correct number). The only other thing to look at is a HR Double Eagle of 1907 which in MS67 run $300,000.00 - so that's not a true comparison either. Only the grade for a very similar coin. The GRADING ratios and specific mint personal care - are all off. My VHO is that these coins the UHR - will double and triple from HEREIN out after 2010 - if they are the only ones and REALLY will ZOOM if they stop making them suddenly. Supply would then cease and demad will kick up. By the way study the Saint Gaudens recent price hikes since the 2009 was announced. They have been dramatically going up especially with the super printing of the FED and the paper dollar with their digitalization in the multi-trillions. Not everyone is a fool trusting in paper. IN GOD WE TRUST and HE says, "Gold and Silver are real money." Period. :signs14::111: But, all this is worth what you paid for it - ZERO ZIP NADA - but was good for me to write out what I think might should will maybe can who knows HAPPEN.

Gordon Gekko | 04-19-2009 12:59 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Apocalypto (Post 1684062) Mine is still in the box. I'm planning on waiting for a year to see how well the "First Strikes" appreciate. Mr Gekko, have you also received your book? Mine arrived this week.
Unfortunately, I have yet to receive the companion book. I was lucky getting the coin "early". The book...not so much. We'll see what happens though. Have you received your book?

rodzm | 04-19-2009 03:50 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Hey guys anybody wonder why there is UH1 and UH3 UH1 being the coin and UH3 being the book??? My best guess is that the mint purposedly left the UH2 available due to the palladium coin being a posibility. Nw that there is revived talks about a Palladium UHR and it coming only in the form of a set there is achance that UH2 will be taken by the set. Im almost willing to bet that if this bill passes and it gets signed this year that they will cease all production of your single UHRs to start selling the sets at which time this set could only see a production of maybe 10,000-20000 total putting the mintage of all UHRs at about 80,000-85,000 and Palladium mintage of 10,000-20,000 This is the only year the Palladium coin could be made, no other year due to the requirement by the UHR to be a one year only coin. Unless of course the bill gets modified and we get the set next year. I want a Palladium UHR but not having to buy a set

rodzm | 04-19-2009 07:48 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Allright guys and gals...this weeks numbers are in. Drumroll please!!!!!!! It looks like only a total of 96 coins were added to the total of First Strikes while 76 of them were FS MS70, 19 were MS69 and one unlucky soul got a FS MS68 On the regular side of things a total of 361 where added with one unlucky soul receiving an MS68, 119 MS69s and 241 were MS70's So all in all the drop in FS MS70s has gone from 144 between April 5 and 12 to 96 between April 12 and 19 Overall a total drop of 33% in FS MS 70's added. If the numbers drop the same we should have an added total of anywhere between 60-65 coins to the FS MS70 designation next week. Here is a summary April 12 First Strikes MS68- 2 MS69- 618 MS70- 1386 Regular MS68- 3 MS69- 315 MS70- 653 April 19 First Strikes MS68- 3 +1 MS69- 637 +19 MS70- 1462 +76 Regular MS68- 4 +1 MS69- 434 +119 MS70- 894 +241

Gordon Gekko | 04-19-2009 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1684643) Allright guys and gals...this weeks numbers are in. Drumroll please!!!!!!! It looks like only a total of 96 coins were added to the total of First Strikes while 76 of them were FS MS70, 19 were MS69 and one unlucky soul got a FS MS68 On the regular side of things a total of 361 where added with one unlucky soul receiving an MS68, 119 MS69s and 241 were MS70's So all in all the drop in FS MS70s has gone from 144 between April 5 and 12 to 96 between April 12 and 19 Overall a total drop of 33% in FS MS 70's added. If the numbers drop the same we should have an added total of anywhere between 60-65 coins to the FS MS70 designation next week. Here is a summary April 12 First Strikes MS68- 2 MS69- 618 MS70- 1386 Regular MS68- 3 MS69- 315 MS70- 653 April 19 First Strikes MS68- 3 +1 MS69- 637 +19 MS70- 1462 +76 Regular MS68- 4 +1 MS69- 434 +119 MS70- 894 +241
Wow! What a big drop. I expected a drop, but definitely not this dramatic. There are going to be less FS MS70's than I originally anticipated:getdown: And of course, thanks rodzm for the weekly update.:36_1_32v:

HistoryStudent | 04-19-2009 07:08 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Saturday morning April 18th, 2009 NGC site census: Early releases - MS68 - 5 MS69 - 402 MS70 - 590 (Purrr-fect ones) Later releases - MS68 - 1 (poor fellow has my luck) MS69 - 325 MS70 - 533 Proabably NGC has 1856 UHR 2009 coins - graded to date. Out of 58,318 made Looks like not many being graded in TOTAL. ************************************************** Same figures tonight. HS I wonder (who knows; right?) if the US Mint "ain't" kinda slowing down the sales a tad. I (wouda coulda shoulda) wished I bought a lot more!

HistoryStudent | 04-20-2009 03:24 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I'd REALLY LAUGH if the US Mint stops SUDDENLY making the UHR because of some baloney made-up reason. That'll make us all scramble. I'd love to see gold hit $1,200 this week TOO! Perhapos geopolitical? Armstrong said TODAY MIGHT be the BLOW off start date for GOLD! :36_3_12::yes:

rodzm | 04-23-2009 10:46 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Alright guys the new numbers are in for the totals mintage as of 21 April. It now stands at...59,593 Which is an increase in 9 days of 1,275

Gordon Gekko | 04-23-2009 11:18 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690449) Alright guys the new numbers are in for the totals mintage as of 21 April. It now stands at...59,593 Which is an increase in 9 days of 1,275
Wow, that's kind of a lot. I imagine sales will slowly drop off, but 1,275 in just 9 days is a bit much. What do you think?

HistoryStudent | 04-23-2009 01:30 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1690520) Wow, that's kind of a lot. I imagine sales will slowly drop off, but 1,275 in just 9 days is a bit much. What do you think?
They JUST cancelled me for the THIRD TIME - "dirty rotten mint checking perps" - on their one-to-a-family-RATIONING-rule. :haha::haha::haha::aetsch: Maybe that's why the sales are falling off. banchabanchabancha

rodzm | 04-23-2009 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 1690673) They JUST cancelled me for the THIRD TIME - "dirty rotten mint checking perps" - on their one-to-a-family-RATIONING-rule. :haha::haha::haha::aetsch: Maybe that's why the sales are falling off. banchabanchabancha
Stop trying so hard...maybe they will remove the ration Or you can buy one from Ebay. :111: My First Strike came in today

EE_ | 04-23-2009 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690683) Stop trying so hard...maybe they will remove the ration Or you can buy one from Ebay. :111: My First Strike came in today
Congrats, Sure is a purdy coin, isn't it! Looks like something worth holding on to. Personally, I like them in the holder...nicer to view and handle. I can leave the box and crap that came with it. It just collects dust in the closet.

Apocalypto | 04-23-2009 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690683) Stop trying so hard...maybe they will remove the ration Or you can buy one from Ebay. :111: My First Strike came in today
Well done. Cool coin.

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rodzm | 04-23-2009 02:23 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Today was definitely a good day, Im still thinking wether I should send in my ungraded one to NGC. I really like the way coins look in slabs, almost like a museum case. One thing I dont like is that it doesnt fit perfectly insde the box. Im thinking about buying one of those mahogany boxes with glass and key

Gordon Gekko | 04-23-2009 04:36 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690683) Stop trying so hard...maybe they will remove the ration Or you can buy one from Ebay. :111: My First Strike came in today
Congratulations! I bet that brighted your day.

rodzm | 04-23-2009 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1690976) Congratulations! I bet that brighted your day.
Sure did...its always a good day when you receive 3 boxes worth of PM's. Got some quarters to complete my satet quarter set, a 2009 Brittania, 10 Engelhard prospectors and the UHR. Good day indeed I keep telling myself that Im tapped out for the month of April to buy PM's but I always end up selling some of my vintage toys to get another fix If there is a flood or fire at least I know my PM's will come out allright

Gordon Gekko | 04-23-2009 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690993) Sure did...its always a good day when you receive 3 boxes worth of PM's. Got some quarters to complete my satet quarter set, a 2009 Brittania, 10 Engelhard prospectors and the UHR. Good day indeed I keep telling myself that Im tapped out for the month of April to buy PM's but I always end up selling some of my vintage toys to get another fix If there is a flood or fire at least I know my PM's will come out allright
You're living the life, enjoy it. p.S. I agree with you about the UHR looking nice slabbed. I was hesitant at first, but I really do like it slabbed (I wonder if I would have a different tune if it was graded MS69?:4_1_72:)

HistoryStudent | 04-23-2009 06:17 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690748) Today was definitely a good day, Im still thinking wether I should send in my ungraded one to NGC. I really like the way coins look in slabs, almost like a museum case. One thing I dont like is that it doesnt fit perfectly insde the box. Im thinking about buying one of those mahogany boxes with glass and key
Old friend - frankly the MINT box is rather GREAT period. They are bring the same price as the PCGS First Strike MS69s. My advice is to humbly wait and see; keeping the MINT box wiith the coin in it - safe, close, dear, and quietly. I'm waiting (with the other 48,000 UHR holdeers in the RED box) for a sudden really UP bump in prices and the MINT pulling a fast one; but, frankly I'm rather suspicious by nature. :hahaha::hahaha::fan:

HistoryStudent | 04-23-2009 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1691017) You're living the life, enjoy it. p.S. I agree with you about the UHR looking nice slabbed. I was hesitant at first, but I really do like it slabbed (I wonder if I would have a different tune if it was graded MS69?:4_1_72:)
Boy are you a TRUE confessor! :36_3_12::111:

Gordon Gekko | 04-23-2009 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 1691162) Boy are you a TRUE confessor! :36_3_12::111:
:111: I certainly try!

HistoryStudent | 04-25-2009 12:09 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1690683) Stop trying so hard...maybe they will remove the ration Or you can buy one from Ebay. :111: My First Strike came in today
I'm so JEALOUS I could just SPIT! Just Kidding - picture is fantastic - PROOF LIKE too. :clap2:

rodzm | 04-25-2009 03:41 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1691017) You're living the life, enjoy it. p.S. I agree with you about the UHR looking nice slabbed. I was hesitant at first, but I really do like it slabbed (I wonder if I would have a different tune if it was graded MS69?:4_1_72:)
Oh Mr Gekko it wouldve been a different tune. I paid $1785 for a sealed First Strike Eligible box on Ebay and to get a MS69 wouldve been VERY dissapointing. Living the good life???? Ohhhhh hardly my friend, Ive just learned from my past economic mistakes (can you say credit score 496) But Im doing much better this time around, it pays off to manage your finances better

Merlin | 04-25-2009 10:58 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1691017) You're living the life, enjoy it. p.S. I agree with you about the UHR looking nice slabbed. I was hesitant at first, but I really do like it slabbed (I wonder if I would have a different tune if it was graded MS69?:4_1_72:)
I imagine so. APMEX is selling the PCGS MS69 UHR for the same price as the coin in the original box ($1595.) On the other hand, that's $356 more than the price the mint charges for the same coin today. :cry1: Go to the US mint web site and buy one, damn it!

unalga | 04-25-2009 11:27 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I still can't help but feel sorry for those poor people getting the 68's. Esp as so many are coming back 70. This is one coin where as a percentage, 70 is really not that big a deal. Good job on the Mints part this time. Looking forward to the Palladium.

rodzm | 04-26-2009 06:39 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Allright guys, once again is this weeks population report and oh goodness are there some nice numbers to post. Hmmmm....just check out the numbers below and judge for yourself April 19 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 637 MS70- 1462 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 434 MS70- 894 April 26 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 645 +8 MS70- 1480 +18 ================= Total First Strikes= 2,128 +26 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 530 +96 MS70- 894 +102 ================= Total Regular= 1,530 +198 I predicted that if the current trend keeps up that we would have aprox 60-65 coins added to the FS designation, boy was I wrong by a huge margin. The drop from last week until this week was almost a 70% drop

Gordon Gekko | 04-26-2009 09:36 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1693432) Oh Mr Gekko it wouldve been a different tune. I paid $1785 for a sealed First Strike Eligible box on Ebay and to get a MS69 wouldve been VERY dissapointing. Living the good life???? Ohhhhh hardly my friend, Ive just learned from my past economic mistakes (can you say credit score 496) But Im doing much better this time around, it pays off to manage your finances better
Yea, that definitely would have been disappointing. But, fortunately for you, it's a moot point. Enough can't be said about how important it is to properly manage one's finances.

Gordon Gekko | 04-26-2009 09:37 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1694707) Allright guys, once again is this weeks population report and oh goodness are there some nice numbers to post. Hmmmm....just check out the numbers below and judge for yourself April 19 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 637 MS70- 1462 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 434 MS70- 894 April 26 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 645 +8 MS70- 1480 +18 ================= Total First Strikes= 2,128 +26 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 530 +96 MS70- 894 +102 ================= Total Regular= 1,530 +198 I predicted that if the current trend keeps up that we would have aprox 60-65 coins added to the FS designation, boy was I wrong by a huge margin. The drop from last week until this week was almost a 70% drop
Wow! What a drop. This is exactly what I like to wake up to Sunday mornings. Thanks rodzm for your continued generosity.:15_1_70v:

rodzm | 04-26-2009 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1694782) Wow! What a drop. This is exactly what I like to wake up to Sunday mornings. Thanks rodzm for your continued generosity.:15_1_70v:
No problems GG, Ive been looking forward to Sundays just to see the numbers and they are a bit shocking to me. I have a feeling that from now on even the regular UHRs will have a drastic drop. Never mind the FS eligible coins. Basically the only ones submitted now for FS will be ones that are sealed in packaging and seriously how many of those are still out there. To put it into perspective there is only 2 on Ebay that I know of currently that are eligible for First Strike

BoatingAccident | 04-26-2009 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1694885) No problems GG, Ive been looking forward to Sundays just to see the numbers and they are a bit shocking to me. I have a feeling that from now on even the regular UHRs will have a drastic drop. Never mind the FS eligible coins. Basically the only ones submitted now for FS will be ones that are sealed in packaging and seriously how many of those are still out there. To put it into perspective there is only 2 on Ebay that I know of currently that are eligible for First Strike
If it helps, I just got my coin yesterday and on the certificate it's labeled as Business Strike. Not sure what that means, but the coin is beautiful. It looks like a proof coin. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Gordon Gekko | 04-26-2009 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by BoatingAccident (Post 1695029) If it helps, I just got my coin yesterday and on the certificate it's labeled as Business Strike. Not sure what that means, but the coin is beautiful. It looks like a proof coin. I'm very happy with this purchase.
What was it graded?

HistoryStudent | 04-26-2009 02:29 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC today: Early Releases: MS70= 590 MS69= 401 MS68= 5 Regular Releases: MS70=655 MS69= 402 MS68 = 1 Usually the first releases run well ahead of the regular ones; in most recent bulk bullion type coins. I wonder perhaps if this coin might be a tad different; especailly if they halt production, right?:boxing: Okay PCGS has graded UHR to date: MS70 total = 2374 Okay NGC has graded UHR to date: MS70 total = 1245 NGC now BRINGS higher resale prices than PCGS - funny how the numbers do matter. Now there over 50,000 UNGRADED STILL way out there too, however, right? Interestingly just to date: PCGS has twice the business in MS70s.

rodzm | 04-26-2009 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by BoatingAccident (Post 1695029) If it helps, I just got my coin yesterday and on the certificate it's labeled as Business Strike. Not sure what that means, but the coin is beautiful. It looks like a proof coin. I'm very happy with this purchase.
Did you mean the certificate that came with the coin, if so the term "business strike" refers to a coin struck for the purpose of becoming circulating coinage; a coin meant for commerce, rather than for collectors. As opposed to "First Strike" which is a designation given by PCGS to coins packaged and delivered by the U.S. Mint in the 30 day period following the initial sales date of a new product On the note of business strike, does anyone intend to use it for commerce or perhaps a pocket coin???? LOL

HistoryStudent | 04-26-2009 02:45 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1695058) Did you mean the certificate that came with the coin, if so the term "business strike" refers to a coin struck for the purpose of becoming circulating coinage; a coin meant for commerce, rather than for collectors. As opposed to "First Strike" which is a designation given by PCGS to coins packaged and delivered by the U.S. Mint in the 30 day period following the initial sales date of a new product On the note of business strike, does anyone intend to use it for commerce or perhaps a pocket coin???? LOL
Info only: The trade uses "Business Strike" as another word for "Mint State" or "MS." Usually means the coins placed in the MINT boxes for multi sales to their dealers. It is supposed to be NON numismatic as the UNCIRCULATED mint coins get one extra step - however - if they are JUST making business strikes as they are right now with the $50 Gold-Eagles; then the grading companies would probably label them some MS - then with some type grade afterward. There is NO business strike UHR at present as they are all NUMISMATIC I believe. Glossary says: business strike: a coin struck for use in circulation. (HS note: Which the current GAE are as placed in monster boxes - so that's how it all gets mixed up) However, there is another type MINT strike called "proof" which EXTREMELY unfortunately the UHR does not come in. Boy, what a marketing plot or ploy the US Mint missed. There are some "MS" UHR coins that are also labeled like "MS70PL" or "MS69PL" or "PL" - MEANS "PROOF LIKE" which bring an extra $1,000 premium - however.

BoatingAccident | 04-26-2009 11:24 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1695058) Did you mean the certificate that came with the coin, if so the term "business strike" refers to a coin struck for the purpose of becoming circulating coinage; a coin meant for commerce, rather than for collectors. As opposed to "First Strike" which is a designation given by PCGS to coins packaged and delivered by the U.S. Mint in the 30 day period following the initial sales date of a new product On the note of business strike, does anyone intend to use it for commerce or perhaps a pocket coin???? LOL
Thanks for clearing this up for me rodzm. It said business strike on the cert that came with the coin. I wasn't sure what that meant. The coin hasn't been graded yet. I don't plan on using it as a pocket coin, it's just too beautiful. Unfortunately my pocket coins have a bad habit of getting lost in boating accidents. I really do not want to lose this one. :biggrin:

HistoryStudent | 04-29-2009 08:39 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC now bringing higher prices than PCGS - over a $100 per coin slabbed - in all numbers and first releases too. :36_1_34::5_1_120::5_1_120::23_30_104:

rodzm | 04-30-2009 02:23 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Sales for the UHR are now at 60,366. Article here: http://numismaster.com/ta/numis/Arti...ArticleId=6640

Gordon Gekko | 04-30-2009 08:13 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1701392) Sales for the UHR are now at 60,366. Article here: http://numismaster.com/ta/numis/Arti...ArticleId=6640
IIRC, that's not many more since the last time you reported.:36_1_34:

HistoryStudent | 04-30-2009 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1701579) IIRC, that's not many more since the last time you reported.:36_1_34:
Especially if they pull the plug on sales. They've already stopped most of the numismatic sales - except an extraordinary bunch of business strike sales for the bottom BELOW protections. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The way I see it (sorry) :signs14: A surging business boom makes way for: checked off done profit declines & slumping economy; checked off done then a weaking currency drives up interest rates; sooner or later then the bond market starts to collapse; sooner of later the world's reserve currency flutters; pretty soon then asset values shrivel; checked off HALF done food, taxes, insurance, energy, water, gas, electricity all escalate up 100 to 1,000% - pretty soon depending upon the dollar then soaring cost if imports send comsume rinflation into orbit; pretty soon then an inflationary depression and market collapse (Dow tests '81 lows of 1,500); soon depending upon tempory bear trap INTERVENTIONS then the people realize their accumulated weath has been actually destroyed; check off HALF done as the greatest redistribution of wealth takes place as the campaign promise of the President starts in earnest. Sadly with a rubber stamp congress - we are not safe when it's in session.

rodzm | 05-03-2009 07:13 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Its about that time once again. This week with increased numbers as opposed to last week April 26 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 645 MS70- 1480 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 530 MS70- 894 May 2 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 667 +22 MS70- 1,503 +23 ================= Total First Strikes=2,173 +45 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 663 +133 MS70- 1,125 +231 ================= Total Regular= 1,792 +364

HistoryStudent | 05-03-2009 10:39 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC today: Early releases UHR 2009: MS68/MS69/MS70/TOTAL 5 - 399 - 591 - 995 Regular graded UHR 2009: MS68/MS69/MS70/TOTAL 2 - 529 - 809 - 1340 Best wishes, HS so PCGS has about three times the early releases in MS70

Gordon Gekko | 05-03-2009 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1705776) Its about that time once again. This week with increased numbers as opposed to last week April 26 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 645 MS70- 1480 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 530 MS70- 894 May 2 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 667 +22 MS70- 1,503 +23 ================= Total First Strikes=2,173 +45 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 663 +133 MS70- 1,125 +231 ================= Total Regular= 1,792 +364
Thank you sir.

rodzm | 05-08-2009 01:17 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 1 Attachment(s) Looks like the new mint numbers are in. An increase of 607 UHRs in 12 days

HistoryStudent | 05-08-2009 09:33 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/Bas...ion=MS&print=1 NGC coins

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New2This | 05-08-2009 11:15 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Anyone have any idea when they will release that "Special Set" that is as yet not announced in the "Comemorative Coins" section? With only 50,000 units, that should sell-out quickly and be quite the collectible.

rodzm | 05-08-2009 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by New2This (Post 1714028) Anyone have any idea when they will release that "Special Set" that is as yet not announced in the "Comemorative Coins" section? With only 50,000 units, that should sell-out quickly and be quite the collectible.
What exactly are you talking about..... If youre talking about a gold/palladium set the bill hasnt even been introduced to the senate, hell I dont even think the House has signed it yet. Truthfully I doubt there will be a Palladium UHR since it can only be made as part of a set and since the gold UHR isa one year only coin that means they would have to put the set together this year. It is May and the mint currently has a backlog on new orders for 4-5 weeks https://answers.usmint.gov/cgi-bin/u...hp?p_faqid=218

New2This | 05-08-2009 01:05 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread In your post with the "stats" page, there is a Commemorative Coins section. Under that section is listed a special release, which is shown as "not announced". It appears that this will be only 50,000 units. I just wondered if anyone knew what this was. I have heard mention of some-sort of special Lincoln themed released, rumored to contain and actual COPPER PENNY! Just wondering, that's all.

rodzm | 05-08-2009 01:23 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by New2This (Post 1714148) In your post with the "stats" page, there is a Commemorative Coins section. Under that section is listed a special release, which is shown as "not announced". It appears that this will be only 50,000 units. I just wondered if anyone knew what this was. I have heard mention of some-sort of special Lincoln themed released, rumored to contain and actual COPPER PENNY! Just wondering, that's all.
Ahhh gotcha...now I know what you mean. This I think is supposed to be the Lincoln Chronicles set http://mintnewsblog.blogspot.com/200...s-set.html???? Maybe Im worng but there will be a release later in the year with the Lincoln commemorative dollar with 4 cents of the same composition as 1909 cents. My apoligies if I came out rude, it was not my intent. I do believe the set will be limited to 50,000 since i know for a fact that 50,000 of the Lincoln commemorative dollars were not sold because they were reserved for the set. Hope that helps

New2This | 05-08-2009 03:42 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for.

hernancortes | 05-08-2009 10:32 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Just to put ya'll on early notice, the next report will show one more FS MS70. Ask me how I know...:23_31_2:

rodzm | 05-10-2009 06:42 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Well guys it looks like the report is in and only 28 added to the First Strike totals, here are the numbers: May 2 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 667 MS70- 1,503 ================= Total First Strikes=2,173 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 663 MS70- 1,125 ================= Total Regular= 1,792 May 9 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 681 +14 MS70- 1,517 +14 ================= Total First Strikes=2,201 +28 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 734 +71 MS70- 1,187 +62 ================= Total Regular= 1,925 +133

Gordon Gekko | 05-13-2009 09:04 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Thanks a lot Rodzm. Sorry it took me a while to say thanks. I have been pretty busy as of late. Sure seems like the MS70 FS additions have basically bottomed out. That is a good thing. Seems like they have also bottomed out on ebay for $2,200-$2,300. Should only go higher from here. There are berrily even any for sale on ebay relative to the normal UHR.

HistoryStudent | 05-13-2009 09:44 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/Bas...ion=MS&print=1 Now NGC has added TWO NEW UHR's grades: "THE Mint State Proof LIKE!" in both Early Release and Regular Release. Boy they are RARE! :wink::wink::wink::wink::wink: Like an EYE twitch! :111:

rodzm | 05-14-2009 02:17 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 1 Attachment(s) As of May 10th the latest UHR mintage number is 61,757

HistoryStudent | 05-14-2009 02:55 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread UHR 4,200 plus NGC & PCGS graded - out of 61,000 plus minted. 64% are MS70s.

oldmansmith | 05-15-2009 04:20 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Just got mine. I like it. I do see that people think it is small, but it feels beefy. The extra relief really makes it stand out. I always loved the eagle side of the St Gaudens.

rodzm | 05-17-2009 06:37 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) That time of the week once again...and a drasatic decrease as of last week. And to top it off we also have one very very very pissed off and unlucky soul who got a regular MS66 :cry1: Plus two added to the regular MS68 May 9 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 681 MS70- 1,517 ================= Total First Strikes=2,201 Regular MS68- 4 MS69- 734 MS70- 1,187 ================= Total Regular= 1,925 May 16 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 688 +7 MS70- 1,533 +16 ================= Total First Strikes=2,224 +23 Regular MS66- 1 +1 MS68- 6 +2 MS69- 767 +33 MS70- 1,225 +38 ================= Total Regular= 1,999 +74

HistoryStudent | 05-17-2009 10:18 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC: 2009 UHR REGULAR: MS68=2 MS69=660 MS70=954 TOTAL=1616 REGULAR MSPL: MS69=20 MS70=18 TOTAL=38 EARLY RELEASES: MS68=5 MS69=408 MS70= 594 TOTAL=1007 EARLY RELEASE MSPL= MS69=11 MS70=6 TOTAL=17 2,678 GRADED TO DATE THINGS ARE SLOWING DOWN. :ok:

unalga | 05-17-2009 10:56 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Bet the guy with the 66 wishes he could send it back.

rodzm | 05-17-2009 02:15 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by unalga (Post 1726357) Bet the guy with the 66 wishes he could send it back.
C'mon its a rare one, only one of its kind:4_1_72:

HistoryStudent | 05-17-2009 03:07 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by unalga (Post 1726357) Bet the guy with the 66 wishes he could send it back.
Yes, the high relief (not the Ultra or Extra) $20 coin of 1907 brings a cool $100,000 today - so that's not a slack grade. But in these MODERN coins one must have the bestest greatest highest super most 70 grade. Frankly if that is your MODERN COIN "thingie" - they have a FIRST RELEASE Mint State Proof Like MS70 at Modern Coin Mart (google it) for a cool $4,300.00 delivered. One of six so far. They have only 11 of the MS69 First Release Proof Likes graded too. But I myself find it hard to see the difference between a 69 and a 70 in these modern coins or bullion Business Strikes or even in the "W" extra step Mint coins - and the 69 was only 40% of the price. "Ain't that a kick in the pocketbook - and head," as the song goes. But that's just me a real CHEAPO! :Surrender::signs14::thumb.aspx::5_1_120::36_1_34: :getdown::banana::565:

rodzm | 05-21-2009 03:19 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 1 Attachment(s) Latest UHR numbers as of 5/17 is a total of 62,528

HistoryStudent | 05-21-2009 03:57 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 6,951 graded by NGC & PCGS of the 62,500 plus minted. about 11% graded to date by the biggies! :wink:

hernancortes | 05-21-2009 04:06 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Wow! Looking at Rodzm's latest chart, The uncirc. E. Monroe spouse looks like it unseated the '97 Jackie Robinson Commem. for lowest mintage modern US gold coin, 4519 units vs. I think over 5200 for the Robinsons.

HistoryStudent | 05-21-2009 04:09 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by hernancortes (Post 1732538) Wow! Looking at Rodzm's latest chart, The uncirc. E. Monroe spouse looks like it unseated the '97 Jackie Robinson Commem. for lowest mintage modern US gold coin, 4519 units vs. I think over 5200 for the Robinsons.
http://www.rallymonkey.com/video.php Turn on the sound for the COINS! :getdown:

Gordon Gekko | 05-21-2009 05:10 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread The FS MS70s are very rare now on Ebay. There are only a handful of them for sale at any point in time. I saw one go for $2,500 a few days ago. Definitely glad I decided to hang onto mine instead of flipping it.

Apocalypto | 05-21-2009 05:13 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1732641) The FS MS70s are very rare now on Ebay. There are only a handful of them for sale at any point in time. I saw one go for $2,500 a few days ago. Definitely glad I decided to hang onto mine instead of flipping it.
You're a smart man, Mr. Gekko. Wouldn't have expected anything less from you. it's going to be worth a heck of a lot in 10 years time. Massive upside.

Gordon Gekko | 05-21-2009 05:18 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Apocalypto (Post 1732646) You're a smart man, Mr. Gekko. Wouldn't have expected anything less from you. it's going to be worth a heck of a lot in 10 years time. Massive upside.
Thanks Apocalypto. You are a true gentleman. We certainly have picked a beautiful coin to hang onto for the long haul. It is truly an honor to possess such a brilliant piece of history. I get it out of my safe maybe one or two times a week just to look at it. 10 years from now, you are correct; it will be worth a buttload. It is already worth over double what I paid for it.

HistoryStudent | 05-21-2009 05:22 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Apocalypto (Post 1732646) You're a smart man, Mr. Gekko. Wouldn't have expected anything less from you. it's going to be worth a heck of a lot in 10 years time. Massive upside.
I totally agree. I'm just waiting for GOLD to hit $1350 plus and watch the MINT play the screw the people game of "STDOFMSOFG&S." Translated because I'm being OBTUSE - "SLAM THE DOOR ON FUTURE MINT SALES OF GOLD AND SILVER." :4_1_72::4_1_72:

HistoryStudent | 05-23-2009 11:12 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC: 2009 UHR REGULAR: MS68=2 MS69=722 MS70=1008 TOTAL=1732 REGULAR MSPL: MS69=26 MS70=23 TOTAL=49 EARLY RELEASES: MS68=5 MS69=409 MS70= 594 TOTAL=1008 EARLY RELEASE MSPL= MS69=11 MS70=6 TOTAL=17 (same) GRADED TO DATE = 2,806

rodzm | 05-25-2009 12:08 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Sorry guys I was away at a weekend long family retreat but here are the latest numbers. Oh and a whopping 4 were added to the First Release numbers: May 16 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 688 MS70- 1,533 ================= Total First Strikes=2,224 Regular MS66- 1 MS68- 6 MS69- 767 MS70- 1,225 ================= Total Regular= 1,999 May 23 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 692 +4 MS70- 1,533 ================= Total First Strikes=2,228 +4 Regular MS66- 1 MS68- 6 MS69- 812 +45 MS70- 1,252 +27 ================= Total Regular= 2,071 +72 And thats all folks...great week for silver by the way

Gordon Gekko | 05-25-2009 11:41 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread As always, Rodzm, your weekly updates are more than appreciated. This is very good news for MS70 FS owners as none were added this week.

HistoryStudent | 05-26-2009 12:42 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I was wondering why they were asking more for a NGC 70 than a PCGS 70 in early/first status by a hundred dollars of more. It's the numbers graded of course. But the funny thing is that there are some 54,000 ungraded to date. Go figure? :emotions16::15_1_70v:

Silver Stater | 05-26-2009 01:41 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I would be pissed if I got the one that graded MS66. lol

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Apocalypto | 05-26-2009 02:10 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1738542) As always, Rodzm, your weekly updates are more than appreciated. This is very good news for MS70 FS owners as none were added this week.
I've still got mine in the box, Mr. Gekko. And I'm sure it's a 70 (I'm psychic). So you may as well add mine to the list.

rodzm | 05-26-2009 04:28 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Apocalypto (Post 1738660) I've still got mine in the box, Mr. Gekko. And I'm sure it's a 70 (I'm psychic). So you may as well add mine to the list.
Why not submit it then...you do have a high chance of it getting a 70. It seems as though FS MS70's are starting to pick back up in price. Not too many on the secondary market (Ebay)

Gordon Gekko | 05-26-2009 11:24 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Apocalypto (Post 1738660) I've still got mine in the box, Mr. Gekko. And I'm sure it's a 70 (I'm psychic). So you may as well add mine to the list.
Haha, touche. Do you have 2? One graded and one still in the original packaging?

rodzm | 05-26-2009 11:41 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1739025) Haha, touche. Do you have 2? One graded and one still in the original packaging?
***Raises hand*** I do, I do

Gordon Gekko | 05-26-2009 04:35 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1739057) ***Raises hand*** I do, I do
Haha, this coin really does bring out the kid in all of us.

HistoryStudent | 05-30-2009 11:18 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC: 2009 UHR REGULAR: MS68=2 MS69=799 MS70=1,097 TOTAL=1898 REGULAR MSPL: MS69=30 MS70=23 TOTAL=53 EARLY RELEASES: MS68=5 MS69=400 MS70= 594 TOTAL=999 (MS69 decreased 8) EARLY RELEASE MSPL= MS69=11 MS70=6 TOTAL=17 (same number) 2,967 GRADED TO DATE THINGS ARE SLOWING DOWN. Coin World's COIN VALUES Aufust 2009 issue has prices as: MS69 around $1,600 retail MS70 around $2,400 retail. Last week PCGS had 4,299 graded UHR 2009 to date. Total NGC PCGS = 7,266 plus against a MINT of around 63,000 or plus. 11.5% or so. This coin might have an interesting future history; it just might. Very few listings on EBAY & Modern Coin Market: I wonder what happens with the mint when GOLD hits a high price this summer? IMVHO nada zero zip no mas finis finished completed no more bye-bye aufweidersehn kiss it goodbye. Like the the rest of the lineup of usual American Eagle PM suspects gone bye-bye.

Gordon Gekko | 06-06-2009 08:13 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Hey Rodzm, not to pester you, but, do you have the numbers from a week ago? Thanks. GG

HistoryStudent | 06-06-2009 11:02 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC: 2009 UHR REGULAR: MS67= 1 MS68=2 MS69=848 MS70=1,174 TOTAL=2,025 REGULAR MSPL: MS69=36 MS70=26 TOTAL=62 EARLY RELEASES: MS68=5 MS69=400 MS70= 593 TOTAL=998 EARLY RELEASE MSPL= MS69=11 MS70=6 TOTAL=17 (same number) GRADED TO DATE= 3,103 :5_1_120: No more MS70 Proof Likes at $4,300.00 http://www.moderncoinmart.com/cart1/home.php?cat=194

rodzm | 06-06-2009 05:01 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 1757111) Hey Rodzm, not to pester you, but, do you have the numbers from a week ago? Thanks. GG
May23 First Strikes MS68- 3 MS69- 692 MS70- 1,533 ================= Total First Strikes=2,228 Regular MS66- 1 MS68- 6 MS69- 812 MS70- 1,252 ================= Total Regular= 2,071 May 30 First Strikes MS68- 4 +1 MS69- 701 +9 MS70- 1,541 +8 ================= Total First Strikes=2,246 +18 Regular MS66- 1 MS68- 7 +1 MS69- 884 +72 MS70- 1,281 +29 ================= Total Regular= 2,173 +102 Sorry for the delay...busy busy week

Gordon Gekko | 06-06-2009 05:15 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread No problem at all. I have been very busy myself. Thanks a lot for the post! Always appreciated.

HistoryStudent | 06-06-2009 10:37 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Imagine an MS66 in an original just High Relief coin 1907 in ROMAN numerals - what that would be worth today. And then think about the poor fellow who has the worst of over 7,000 graded coins. EVAY - evay. :cry1:

rodzm | 06-14-2009 02:31 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Sorry this is last weeks report...the new one Ill post today

rodzm | 06-14-2009 02:10 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Wow what a week it has been...not many added to FS designation and finally the Regular ones have surpassed First Strikes. And somebody is pissed off...they got a MS63:4_1_72:

HistoryStudent | 06-15-2009 05:14 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Last week: NGC: 2009 UHR REGULAR: MS67= 1 MS68=2 MS69=848 MS70=1174 TOTAL=2025 REGULAR MSPL: MS69=36 MS70=26 TOTAL=62 EARLY RELEASES: MS68=5 MS69=400 MS70= 593 TOTAL=998 EARLY RELEASE MSPL: MS69=11 MS70=6 TOTAL=17 GRADED TO DATE= 3103 ************************************************** This week: NGC: 2009 UHR REGULAR: MS67= 2; MS68=2; MS69=966; MS70=1294-TOTAL=2264 REGULAR MSPL: MS69=47; MS70=38 -TOTAL=85 EARLY RELEASES: MS68=5; MS69=400; MS70=593-TOTAL=998 EARLY RELEASE MSPL: MS69=11 MS70=7 TOTAL=18 GRADED TO DATE= 3365:36_3_12: PCGS & NGC total grade to date: 7967 ish

HistoryStudent | 06-15-2009 05:18 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Anybody got a EARLY RELEASE NGC MS70 for sale cheap? Say $1,900:111: Real cash that's going to worth half next year - all yours.

rodzm | 06-21-2009 06:43 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) This weeks report...only 4 added to First Strike and a bunch on Regulars

Gordon Gekko | 06-21-2009 09:57 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Thanks rodzm. Glad to see you're still posting these updates. I feel pretty good knowing I have something that is only 1/1,500. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

HistoryStudent | 06-21-2009 10:07 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread UHR 2009: PCGS FR 2269 + REG 2408 = 4,677 NGC ER 998 + PL 18 + REG 2264 + PL 85 = 3,365 Graded to date = 8,042

rodzm | 06-28-2009 07:04 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) This weeks report....

rodzm | 07-05-2009 07:07 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Another week and only 2 added to FS

rodzm | 09-30-2009 12:42 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) By popular demand...these are the latest numbers. As compared to last week there was an increase in the MS70s First Strike from 1605 to 1621. The biggest increase in weeks if not months

EE_ | 09-30-2009 01:45 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread So there are only 1,621 people in the world that have a MS70 that was purchased in the 1st 30 days of issue? Glad I have one!

rodzm | 09-30-2009 02:50 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by EE_ (Post 1947378) So there are only 1,621 people in the world that have a MS70 that was purchased in the 1st 30 days of issue? Glad I have one!
Yup...Im still wondering why there is still FS being added. I guess there was some people who waited to submit their sealed boxes. I actually bought my FS eligible UHR (sealedd box) on Ebay for $1,750 when they first came out. I really wanted to have a first Strike UHR and took my chances. When i submitted it, it came back as MS70. not only that but it was my very first submission. I guess after all paying $1,750 wasnt too bad considering there is very few of them and the typically sell between 2200 and 2400

HistoryStudent | 09-30-2009 09:49 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC total grade UHR = 6733 MS Regular: 62=1; 66=1; 67=6; 68=7; 69=2327; 70=2785 total = 5127 MS REG. Proof LIKE: 69=272; 70=318 total = 590 ************************************************ MS Early Release: 68=5; 69=400; 70=593 total = 998 MS Early Release Proof LIKE: 69=11; 70=7 total = 18 ************************************************** * again 6733 total graded UHR by NGC about 7228 total graded UHR by PCGS 13,961 graded by NGC & PCGS 8157 total MS70.

HistoryStudent | 09-30-2009 09:51 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by rodzm (Post 1947412) Yup...Im still wondering why there is still FS being added. I guess there was some people who waited to submit their sealed boxes. I actually bought my FS eligible UHR (sealedd box) on Ebay for $1,750 when they first came out. I really wanted to have a first Strike UHR and took my chances. When i submitted it, it came back as MS70. not only that but it was my very first submission. I guess after all paying $1,750 wasnt too bad considering there is very few of them and the typically sell between 2200 and 2400
You did WELL. :ok: And in the future - read next year, it will easily double because of the trillions they are adding to the money supply. PS I just did a GUBMINT ball park on the supply back in 1932 they had about 30 B in the supply now it's around 20,000 B (give or take a few trillion, sadly) so a $20 gold piece would now bring about 67 times that old 1932 price about $1,340. Gee MONEY Christmas - isn't that the price of a CURRENT Proof Buffalo from the MINT "HOLY BUFFALO" it is! Dang me they aughta take and rope and hang me!

HistoryStudent | 11-11-2009 02:16 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC total grade UHR = 9047 MS Regular: 62=1; 66=2; 67=7; 68=7; 69=3132; 70=3905 total = 7054 MS REG. Proof LIKE: 69=439; 70=538 total = 977 ************************************************ MS Early Release: 68=5; 69=399; 70=594 total = 998 MS Early Release Proof LIKE: 69=11; 70=7 total = 18 ************************************************** * total graded UHR by NGC = 9047 Need PCGS numbers if ANYONE is kind enough with access to post. TIA Good ole HS PS how about getting stuck with a MS62?

croakersoaker | 11-11-2009 02:56 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread pcgs: ms 63 1 ms64 2 ms65 1 ms66 2 ms67 4 ms68 21 ms69 3125 ms70 5226 Total Graded 8382

mick silver | 11-11-2009 04:02 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread i see on ampex that the ones still in the box are higher in price then the ones graded

HistoryStudent | 11-11-2009 05:17 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by mick silver (Post 2020077) i see on ampex that the ones still in the box are higher in price then the ones graded
That's because roughly 70% get the grade of MS70 when sent in. The MS69s GRADES are dead set in "stone" like a grave marker - 99.9% worth. I'm figuring that only 20% have been sent in to date. 2010 will be the KEY. We need to keep this going for about 13 months. HS

rodzm | 11-11-2009 05:22 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread 2 Attachment(s) Latest PCGS numbers http://goldismoney.info/forums/attac...8&d=1257978134 http://goldismoney.info/forums/attac...9&d=1257978134

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HistoryStudent | 11-11-2009 05:31 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread NGC & PCGS = 19,809 UHR graded to recently. about 20%. Thanks fellow friends. Compare that to 150,000 graded Buffalos 2009 (plain stinkin' bullion ones!) Just from NGC alone:signs14:

Knight Rider | 11-11-2009 07:39 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Damn, I so want to buy one. Does anyone think its worth paying $2100 for a MS70 first strike on eBay (shown below): http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/w...t/IMG_2565.jpg

Gordon Gekko | 11-11-2009 07:53 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Knight Rider (Post 2020559) Damn, I so want to buy one. Does anyone think its worth paying $2100 for a MS70 first strike on eBay (shown below): http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/w...t/IMG_2565.jpg
Of course it's worth it. Disclaimer: I'm a bit biased as I am the own of a PCGS First Strike MS70 :coolbeer:

HistoryStudent | 11-11-2009 10:25 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 2020596) Of course it's worth it. Disclaimer: I'm a bit biased as I am the own of a PCGS First Strike MS70 :coolbeer:
Dang I hurried to buy it and it was gone. Oh well to the quick & dirty goes the reward. I'm still DEPRESSED though! :4_1_72::4_1_72::4_1_72::4_1_72: I hope I can sleep tonight! Now if the lucky guy wants to make a quick $100, :ok::ok: email me. Yeah right? :sarc:

Knight Rider | 11-12-2009 05:39 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Gordon Gekko (Post 2020596) Of course it's worth it. Disclaimer: I'm a bit biased as I am the own of a PCGS First Strike MS70 :coolbeer:
Yeah, I'm just wondering if its worth the premium over a mint one. I really like the looks of it, and the one on eBay has a nice shine to it. HistoryStudent, do you know the population on the PCGS MS70 FS UHR's? Thanks EDIT: Just noticed the post on the last page. Only 1627, might be worth it after all.

HistoryStudent | 11-12-2009 06:43 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I see that the First Strike and the Early Releases do bring a slight premium. NGC & PCGS have started a rather money making side business making SPECIAL TAGS for an MS coin that make it worth a tad more too.

HistoryStudent | 11-22-2009 03:03 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread I see that UHR now have HIT over 103,000 POPULATION in total.

Master_Ho | 11-22-2009 07:56 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 2039041) I see that UHR now have HIT over 103,000 POPULATION in total.
Pfffffffffftttttttttttttttttt..................tha t's IT!!!! Now the damn thing is useless................... I am going to smelt mine in a pan on the stove for the metal!!! :pissedoff: Riiiiiiiiiiiight....................hey, let them go to 150,000............thats STILL all there will ever be divided up amongst how many MILLION collectors??? But I really DO appreciate the updates on this one!!! Cheers! :wink:

HistoryStudent | 11-22-2009 09:00 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Master_Ho (Post 2039461) Pfffffffffftttttttttttttttttt..................tha t's IT!!!! Now the damn thing is useless................... I am going to smelt mine in a pan on the stove for the metal!!! :pissedoff: Riiiiiiiiiiiight....................hey, let them go to 150,000............thats STILL all there will ever be divided up amongst how many MILLION collectors??? But I really DO appreciate the updates on this one!!! Cheers! :wink:
HS yelling ... "NO MASTER HO send it to me - I'll send you spot for it - last March SPOT $750.00" :Surrender::504:

Master_Ho | 11-22-2009 09:13 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 2039041) I see that UHR now have HIT over 103,000 POPULATION in total.
Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 2039619) HS yelling ... "NO MASTER HO send it to me - I'll send you spot for it - last March SPOT $750.00" :Surrender::504:
I WOULD......... .......but I have all these tungsten bars that need covering................ :fan:

HistoryStudent | 11-22-2009 10:04 PM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by Master_Ho (Post 2039652) I WOULD......... .......but I have all these tungsten bars that need covering................ :thumb.aspx: :fan:
Master ........... Ho............ Is like a GOLDMAN SACKS undercover agent "Master_Ho James Bond, right?" Don't worry if you melt enough you'll cover the past sins, HS

Master_Ho | 11-23-2009 01:44 AM
Re: UHR Population Report Thread Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 2039760) Master ........... Ho............ Is like a GOLDMAN SACKS undercover agent "Master_Ho James Bond, right?" Don't worry if you melt enough you'll cover the past sins, HS
Sins?? I prefer to think of them as tiny little fumbles...........

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