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Ironhorse | 11-29-2009 03:17 PM
US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof 1 Attachment(s) Not their best work image wise in my opinion...... 2009 American Eagle One Ounce Platinum Proof Coin (9T1) Price to be determined. This product will be available for sale on December 3, 2009 at 12:00 Noon (ET). American Eagle Platinum Proof Coins are collector versions of the official United States Mint American Eagle Platinum Bullion Coins and are available in limited mintages in the one ounce size. The obverse features Lady Liberty, symbolizing vigilance and faithfulness to duty. In 2009, the reverse design is emblematic of the principle To Form a More Perfect Union, the first of six principles of American democracy found in the Preamble to the United States Constitution. It features four faces representing the diversity of our Nation with the clothing and hair weaving together to form a more perfect union. An additional feature is an American Eagle privy mark. A new design element, an American Eagle �privy mark,� has been added to the reverse design of the coin. The privy mark is from an original �coin punch� identified at the United States Mint at Philadelphia. Each 2009 American Eagle One Ounce Platinum Proof Coin contains 99.95 percent pure platinum and is packaged in a custom-designed portfolio presentation case. Ordering Limits: Ordering Limits: A limit of 5 coins per household is in effect for the first week of this product�s release. At the end of this period, the United States Mint will re-evaluate this limit and either extend, adjust or remove it. Mintage Limits: Mintage Limits: The 2009 American Eagle One Ounce Platinum Proof Coin is limited to a total of 8,000 coins. Program Information: Program Information: Beginning in 2009, the United States Mint will introduce a new six-year platinum coin program. This new series explores the core concepts of American democracy by highlighting the Preamble of the United States Constitution. This program will examine the six (6) principles of the Preamble as follows: 2009--To Form a More Perfect Union, 2010--To Establish Justice, 2011--To Insure Domestic Tranquility, 2012--To Provide for the Common Defence, 2013--To Promote General Welfare, and 2014--To Secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and our Posterity. The themes for the reverse designs for this program are inspired by narratives prepared by the Chief Justice of the United States, John G. Roberts, Jr., at the request of the United States Mint. Purchase Information: Purchase Information: If paying by credit card, please be sure your credit card information remains current to avoid any delays in processing your order. If your credit card has expired by the time of shipment, your order will be cancelled. To update credit card information after an order has been placed, you must call 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468). To ensure that all members of the public have fair and equal access to United States Mint products, any order placed prior to the official on-sale date and time, December 3, 2009, 12:00 Noon (ET) shall not be deemed accepted by the United States Mint and will not be honored. Click to view United States Mint Coin Pricing Grid.

Workaholic | 11-29-2009 03:23 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof They forgot to put a mexican on the coin....:signs4::smokin:

EE_ | 11-29-2009 03:30 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by Workaholic (Post 2049603) They forgot to put a mexican on the coin....:signs4::smokin:
They got Obama's mom and pop on the coin...what do you gotta know? http://amyking.files.wordpress.com/2...ite-mother.jpg http://platinumeagleguide.com/wp-con...inum-eagle.jpg

HistoryStudent | 11-29-2009 03:32 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Wow. 8,000 to spread out to the RICH ones. http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/inde...ction=goldplat My guess around $1,900 each. @ $1,600 platinum +/- Boy they are REALLY UGLY BAD BUTT:headsand: AWFUL STINKING TERRIBLE L@@KING. :applause_ :signs14: Somebody above my post is worse than ME, right? (the devil made me say it!) Must be the CHANGE from something, or something like that, right? :thumb.aspx: I wonder how many of the BUFFALOS they'll sell over the 2 months? I liked the BUFF's leather packaging(s), but I appreciated the L@@K of the 2006-2008 PROOFS a lot more even in their cardboard BLUE boxes.... HS

HistoryStudent | 11-29-2009 03:34 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by Workaholic (Post 2049603) They forgot to put a mexican on the coin....:signs4::smokin:
I'd settle for an American. :signs14::111: for those that appreciate Jim Sinclair http://www.jsmineset.com He's got a NEW cartoon - and he's raised his GOLD price from $1650 to OVER $2000 now....

phideaux | 11-29-2009 03:40 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof "A more perfect union"? Why not just say "A Socialist Utopia."

HistoryStudent | 11-29-2009 04:13 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof http://www.kitco.com/charts/livegold.html HONG KONG opens soon and Hung "FAT" with Pretty BOY "Master_HO" are ready to BID up the action. I expect $100 swings starting this week. Strap on the SEAT belts because the Billionaires to BE are about to belt it out - and I don't mean the BLONDIES -AKA Tiger Wood's wife and girlfriend. :signs14: :thumb.aspx: :hahaha: I just open the mouth to change feet...:111:

oldmansmith | 11-29-2009 06:07 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof "Beginning in 2009, the United States Mint will introduce a new six-year platinum coin program. This new series explores the core concepts of American democracy by highlighting the Preamble of the United States Constitution. This program will examine the six (6) principles of the Preamble as follows: 2009--To Form a More Perfect Union, 2010--To Establish Justice, 2011--To Insure Domestic Tranquility, 2012--To Provide for the Common Defence, 2013--To Promote General Welfare, and 2014--To Secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and our Posterity." I'm going to eat my shorts if the program goes past 2011.

HistoryStudent | 11-29-2009 07:26 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by oldmansmith (Post 2049910) "Beginning in 2009, the United States Mint will introduce a new six-year platinum coin program. This new series explores the core concepts of American democracy by highlighting the Preamble of the United States Constitution. This program will examine the six (6) principles of the Preamble as follows: 2009--To Form a More Perfect Union, 2010--To Establish Justice, 2011--To Insure Domestic Tranquility, 2012--To Provide for the Common Defence, 2013--To Promote General Welfare, and 2014--To Secure the Blessings of Liberty to Ourselves and our Posterity." I'm going to eat my shorts if the program goes past 2011.
Can I give you a bottle of KETCHUP for those? Instead of making fun of the principles; which would be TOO easy - I'd like to mention the STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE, SOP for short. SOP 2009 forward - One: don't make 23 of the 25 coins ONE is supposed to make by law. Two: if you make one or two - do it at the end of the year and NAME your sales EXPIRE number: I.E. 8,000 for the est. 2009 $2,000.00 Platinum ounce Eagle. Three: sell at the end of the year to maximize the seasonal prices as they usually hit top at the end of the year - and with the PREMIUM added it should equal about what the PMs will sell for next year. That keeps CHUCKIE COUCH POTATO eating his potato chips and away from protecting his future - Thay AIN"T dopes you know (in government they are sophisticated conterfeiters however) and that protect the DOLLAR BUGS! Four: Run the mint like the POST OFFICES - at a LOSS! :thumb.aspx::111:

Rebel Yarr | 11-29-2009 07:37 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof ewwww ....that is horrid. :puke:

Jekyll7 | 11-29-2009 10:25 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Fugly on both sides. Lady Liberty looks like a cross-eyed arab that got his nose smashed in with a 2X4, the reverse looks like a new coin of the NWO.

HirokoGetting | 11-30-2009 12:03 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof http://goldismoney.info/forums/attac...1&d=1259525608 Lady liberty looks more like a dude, and where is the white guy on the other side?

HistoryStudent | 11-30-2009 09:55 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by HirokoGetting (Post 2050610) http://goldismoney.info/forums/attac...1&d=1259525608 Lady liberty looks more like a dude, and where is the white guy on the other side?
In the white house? :36_1_32v::thumb.aspx:

goldfingerer | 11-30-2009 07:00 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Ugghhh!!! That is the most butt ugly coin i've ever seen. I would not pay silver spot price for one. I'm SOOOOOOOO sick of the government trying to beat me over the head with the politically correct bullshit. Just make a dang coin that actual coin collectors want.

Willie Peter | 11-30-2009 10:36 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof I'll Pass...:thumpdown :puke::puke::puke:

tomexxtra | 11-30-2009 11:09 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof 2009 platinum coin Cost should be: if Platinum is between 1450 to 1549 per oz the coin should be $1830 if Platinum is between 1550 to 1649 per oz than it should be $1930 http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/inde...ction=goldplat

Workaholic | 11-30-2009 11:22 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof [QUOTE=HistoryStudent;2049632]I'd settle for an American.QUOTE] THATS RACIST !!!!!!...!

HistoryStudent | 12-01-2009 12:07 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Nope a ACORN socialist.

Workaholic | 12-01-2009 12:13 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof get your acorn socialist t-shirts HERE---->http://www.cafepress.com/+acorn_soci...hirt,389829601

HistoryStudent | 12-02-2009 12:09 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by tomexxtra (Post 2052344) 2009 platinum coin Cost should be: if Platinum is between 1450 to 1549 per oz the coin should be $1830 if Platinum is between 1550 to 1649 per oz than it should be $1930 http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/inde...ction=goldplat
Platinum hit $1490 plus tonight - so by this week we might see your $1550 hit. That means a $1930 Platinum Proof Eagle - like I mentioned around $2000 each.... banchabanchabanchabanchabancha:getdown:

TheNocturnalEgyptian | 12-02-2009 04:57 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof wow, $100 Dollars face value in platinum. Isn't that revolutionary, only coming about in recent history?

RotaryRevn | 12-02-2009 04:02 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Damn that coin is ugly.

HistoryStudent | 12-02-2009 05:29 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by goldfingerer (Post 2051808) Ugghhh!!! That is the most butt ugly coin i've ever seen. I would not pay silver spot price for one. I'm SOOOOOOOO sick of the government trying to beat me over the head with the politically correct bullshit. Just make a dang coin that actual coin collectors want.
Not my choice of words on the UGLY type - however very descriptive and honest. :111: Looking at the ORIGINAL post - I have to say the LIMITS are interesting from a logical prospective. TPTB are KILLING the AMERICANS from obtainig PMs while the ASIANS are grabbing them with both hands. Like always the LITTLE guys gets the shaft while the big GUYZ get the gold mines.

Ironhorse | 12-03-2009 06:42 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof 1 Attachment(s) Looks like the price is in at $1792! But look, it comes in a cool "custom-designed portfolio presentation case":sarc: 2009 American Eagle One Ounce Platinum Proof Coin (9T1) Price: $1,792.00 This product will be available for sale on December 3, 2009 at 12:00 Noon (ET).

mojo1 | 12-03-2009 10:09 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Is anyone here buying any? Could be lowest PT Eagle ever. I can't bring myself to do it.

netwanderer | 12-03-2009 12:10 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Yeah, ugly. But I ordered one at :shine:12:04pm. Was told they will ship on Dec 17....what's going on? Do I have to wait for another two weeks?

HistoryStudent | 12-03-2009 01:45 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by netwanderer (Post 2057591) Yeah, ugly. But I ordered one at :shine:12:04pm. Was told they will ship on Dec 17....what's going? Do I have to wait another two weeks?
The good news is that you WILL own ONE of ONE THOUSAND, right? Just think next year the price will be five times that. :5_1_120:

j-son | 12-05-2009 09:39 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof i just saw they had them for sale....couldnt get myself to get one.

gptrejo3 | 12-05-2009 05:43 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by mojo1 (Post 2057418) Is anyone here buying any? Could be lowest PT Eagle ever. I can't bring myself to do it.
I absolutely will be buying at least one of these. Unlike most on this thread, my political biases don't start flaring up, nor do I assume socialism whenever I see something promoting unity.

HistoryStudent | 12-05-2009 06:14 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by gptrejo3 (Post 2061540) I absolutely will be buying at least one of these. Unlike most on this thread, my political biases don't start flaring up, nor do I assume socialism whenever I see something promoting unity.
Good post we do need diversity herein. :ok::111::36_3_12: Like good old George S. "Two Six-Gun" Patton said, "If we are all thinking alike then none of us S.O.B.s is really thinking." Besides I'd like to be like TONTO when the 50 Indians were chasing him and the LONE RANGER and they were trapped - "What you mean we're in trouble KIMOSABE - I'm a Indian." "What you mean the TREASURY is broke.............."

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hernancortes | 12-08-2009 12:41 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Little birdie sez this week's mint report will have the 1 oz. '09 plat proof a few hundred coins from sellling out already!! LOL @ the mint

HistoryStudent | 12-08-2009 04:47 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/...ales&year=2009 RE: selling OUT on limited production to say the least possible... pretty soon we'll wait with BATED breath... right...? :504: Ho Ho Ho and a bottle of cheer. :wazzup_sg

TheSkeptic | 12-08-2009 11:31 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof That premium is outrageous. I just bought a 2000 4pc PAE proof set in Mint packaging w/ COA for $3,050. So $1648 an ounce. Even that is high to me, but I really liked the set.

mojo1 | 12-10-2009 11:22 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by hernancortes (Post 2065224) Little birdie sez this week's mint report will have the 1 oz. '09 plat proof a few hundred coins from sellling out already!! LOL @ the mint
So they possibly will have sold 8,000 (limit?)? If so Im very glad I didn't get one. OT; Hernando or anyone, do you have any recent 09 Buff Proof numbers?

HistoryStudent | 12-10-2009 11:29 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/...ales&year=2009 http://www.libertycoinservice.com/ click :ok: on the left hand side - CURRENT LIBERTY NEWSLETTER bestest darnest greatest thing I've read this last three months.... :ok: Talks about everything going on all around the world....:23_30_104:

hernancortes | 12-10-2009 11:42 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by mojo1 (Post 2068423) So they possibly will have sold 8,000 (limit?)? If so Im very glad I didn't get one. OT; Hernando or anyone, do you have any recent 09 Buff Proof numbers?
40,223 as of a couple days ago

HistoryStudent | 12-10-2009 12:04 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof http://www.numismaster.com under news & articles search "HELLER" 12-8-09 - rather good read - HS :ok: blue thumb up ************************************************** ******** The U.S. Mint put the three fractional sizes of gold American Eagles (half, quarter and tenth ounce) on sale last Thursday and had to suspend further sales the next day as virtually everything was sold out. The U.S. Mint also indefinitely suspended sales of gold Buffaloes last week. The Mint had suspended sales of the one-ounce American Eagle on Nov. 25. Apparently there is one more planned delivery of gold and silver Eagles late in December. So many of these coins have been ordered by primary distributors that some of the orders may not be filled until January, with 2010-dated coins. The primary distributors may also be stuck waiting for 2010 silver Eagles instead of the 2009-dated coins they thought they would be receiving later this month. You can still purchase one-ounce gold ingots, but are looking at 3-5 weeks delivery time while new pieces are fabricated. Amidst the growing shortage of physical gold and silver bullion-priced products, the premiums at which such products trade above their metal value keeps rising. We saw this occur late last year, with premiums increasing almost daily for nearly two months. I would not be surprised to see premiums continue to go up for at least the next four weeks. Gold topped $1,200 last week, but started falling just before last Friday�s announcement of the U.S. unemployment rate (which, in typical government double-speak, was totally confusing � the number of unemployed increased but the unemployment rate declined!). Spot prices fell some more over the weekend and early this week. The weakness in gold and silver prices was almost to be expected. First, the prices of both metals had closed in U.S. markets at new highs almost every day in November. This was an extraordinarily long stretch of almost constant higher prices, without any major retrenchments. So the decline in the last few days can be considered an overdue correction that will be expected to occur during a long-term bull market. Second, the price of gold has been clobbered almost every month for the past four years when the U.S. unemployment rate was being announced. Last month was almost the only exception during that time period. Other traders have noticed this pattern and were ready to reap profits while they helped knock down the price in cooperation with the U.S. government. Third, the U.S. government has an extra large amount of Treasury debt to issue this week. In order to demonstrate the strength of the U.S. dollar and thereby issue this debt at a lower interest rate, the price of gold needs to be suppressed. Would-be gold and silver bullion buyers have filled our store and flooded our phone lines early this week. They have been frustrated by higher premiums and delayed deliveries on so many products. There have been virtually no sellers, which is compounding the supply squeeze. Some mainstream analysts are starting to throw out words like �bubble� in describing the gold market as having reached a peak. In my judgment, we are nowhere close to the top. Even though there has been a surge in the demand for physical gold, there is still only a small minority (less than 10 percent) of adult Americans who own investment gold coins or ingots. Also, the sellers tend to be those who need to raise money as opposed to those who think that prices really are at a peak. Even Barrick Gold Corporation, which recently conceded that it still owed 9.5 million ounces of pre-sold gold, has further stated the firm will try to close out its entire position promptly rather than waiting for the gold price to drop to their �expert� opinion of $900 in the next few months. The price of gold may not recover above $1,200 until Thursday afternoon this week, after the last of the weekly U.S. Treasury debt auctions, but I do expect it to resume seeking higher levels as the overall financial and economic calamities that have pushed up prices have not been resolved. Last Thursday, Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., introduced H.R. 4191 to impose a 0.25 percent transactions tax on all stock trades, futures contracts, stock options, swaps and credit default swaps placed on U.S. exchanges. Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, announced that he would be the sponsor of the companion bill in the Senate. At her weekly briefing last Thursday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announced that she supported this new tax in hopes that other nations would also impose a comparable tax. Her stated reason for supporting this tax increase on individual investors is that it would help cover the cost of the government bailouts of Wall Street firms. There is significant opposition to this legislation, even within the ranks of the Democrats. For instance, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., the chair of the Joint Economic Committee, is one of three Democrats circulating a letter in Congress urging that H.R. 4191 be defeated. With Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase being among the highest financial contributors to President Obama�s election campaign, there is a significant possibility that this legislation will die without enactment. However, should this transaction tax on paper investments become law, I expect that it would further increase demand for physical precious metals. Some investors would be unwilling to pay the 0.25 percent tax to purchase shares in gold or silver exchange traded funds or commodity contracts when they would not have to pay it when purchasing physical metals. Is it possible that the U.S. Mint is deliberating trying to restrict gold and silver ownership by refusing to fabricate as many gold and silver coins as the public wants to purchase? For more than a year now, the U.S. Mint has been trying to lay the blame for inadequate coin output on the inability to get sufficient quantities of coin blanks from suppliers. For Silver Eagles, for example, the U.S. Mint has only three suppliers, one U.S. and two foreign. Sunshine Minting, the lone U.S. supplier contends it has the ability to produce a much larger volume of blanks if the U.S. government could assure a regular supply of the raw silver and gold. At least two other U.S. companies, including one whose subsidiary had previously supplied Eagle blanks to the Mint, have complained publicly that the U.S. Mint is dragging its feet at accepting their applications to supply blanks to the Mint. With physical gold and silver demand growing to such strong levels that we are on the brink of having to wait for new production to fill future orders, I see no practical reason why the Mint claims to have additional capacity to strike coins if only they could obtain larger supplies of coin blanks, yet it continues to block offers to increase the supply of blanks. In my latest monthly newsletter finished last week, I identified three categories of gold coins that have recently overachieved in price gains. From here into the future, I now expect them to underperform. They all represent good candidates to sell or swap at current prices. On some of these coins, owners can now sell them for five to six times what they paid when we recommended that they buy them. To save space here, I refer you to my company�s Web site (www.libertycoinservice.com) to read the �Liberty�s Outlook Newsletter� for details. If you own gold or silver and also have significant tax losses from your other investments, you might be able to sell your profitable gold holdings without having to pay any income taxes. It may even be possible to repurchase your position at prices close to your selling price if you don�t want to really sell your precious metals, but wouldn�t mind establishing a higher cost basis to reduce possible future tax liabilities. The IRS has rules for �wash sales� that apply to intangible assets, so I recommend you contact your tax professional for guidance on any such potential transactions. In the meantime, if you have not yet fully established your physical gold and silver position yet, I urge you to do so without any further delay. Patrick A. Heller owns Liberty Coin Service in Lansing, Mich., and writes �Liberty�s Outlook,� the company�s monthly newsletter on rare coins and precious metals subjects. Past newsletter issues can be viewed at http://www.libertycoinservice.com. Other commentaries are available at Financial Sense University (www.financialsense.com). His periodic radio interviews on WILS-1320 AM can be heard at http://www.amlansing.com, on the Korelin Economic Report at http://www.kereport.com, and on Coin Chat Radio at www.coinchatradio.com. More Resources: � Standard Catalog of United States Obsolete Bank Notes 4-CD Set, 1782-1866 � Fascinating Facts, Mysteries & Myths About U.S. Coins � 2010 Standard Catalog of World Coins 2001-Date, 4th Edition � State Quarters Deluxe Collector's Folder

HistoryStudent | 12-10-2009 12:08 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Get all the info you can for perhaps in the future there will be a very stong demand for US modern mint things as they are SURELY being suppressed because of supply & demand. Even the 3 major BLANK manufactures are complaining they can't get the RAW (read real gold and silver!) product from the US government - gee, that's really strange, right? http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=8855 http://quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=CBOT_US.H10&v=dmax When the sale ends today - GOLD goes up like a 1,600 pound GORILLA CORK held under the water by the "naked trillion dollar short clowns running the FED!" PS TREASURY auction got an "F+" so now OIL is up over $70 and the GOLD cork above just has TRIPLETS! With Manny Moe & Jack trying to hold it down!

TheSkeptic | 12-10-2009 06:01 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof The auctions are over now right? Haven't seen any significant moves up yet... though it is nice to see such strong support at $1125-$1130 range. Yesterday I was almost wondering if it would even hold $1100.

HistoryStudent | 12-10-2009 07:47 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof We'll see. Oil up $70 + Gold up $10 + and CHINA dumped US Treasuries and US got an "F" grade - on sales of treasuries via the FED back door.... I expect this next week to see $1300 in gold and the premium to hit $150 plus soon, too. Buckle up the FED just got "F'th" by the Chinese with HUNG FAT driving it home! :signs14::111: I banked on this back in 1998... http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials...sky113098.html

netwanderer | 12-11-2009 03:02 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof I have been waiting for the price to come down a little so I can get the full 5 coins. But it seems they would not allow this to happen. LOL, then I checked my order status, it says "reserved and ready to ship".

newmisty | 12-11-2009 04:07 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Thanks for those last two posts HS. I'm learning alot from following your runaway train of thought. :23_28_100s:

HistoryStudent | 12-14-2009 12:51 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof To assist the above poster - from another site .... May you be richly blessed......... HS:ok: ************************************************ T-bonds are doomed as the China realizes its been duped http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$USB&p=D&yr=1&mn=8&dy=0&id=p56588297332&a=165 745648&listNum=-2&listNum=-2 (WonHungLoh) Dec 14, 11:46 T-Bonds are going down!!!! http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$USB&p=D&yr=1&mn=8&dy=0&id=p56588297332&a=165 745648&listNum=-2&listNum=-2 US T-bonds may plummet 30 percent from here. The Chinese are destined to suffer 'interesting times' as they try to weasel out of all those US Treasuries they have greedily been squirreling away for years. Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha \ The faster China dumps T-bonds, the greater and quicker the price declines. And as China converts its US dollar hoard into gold, the faster the yellow metal's price soars. Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha ha ha Ha ha ha Indeed The Chinese Central Bank is living in 'interesting times' What leaps to mind is http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...ing-monkey.gif

newmisty | 12-14-2009 01:05 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof lol - http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...ing-monkey.gif

HistoryStudent | 12-14-2009 03:29 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Heck that MONKEY will be me if the BONDS dump toward 50 - that'll do to America what they put Obama in for - a national bankruptcy - and a worldwide currency. Two guesses who'll control it TWORLDPTB.... http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...ing-monkey.gif :Surrender:

goldwish | 12-14-2009 03:49 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof American Eagle Platinum Proof Coins As a result of the recent numismatic product portfolio analysis, fractional sizes of American Eagle Platinum Proof Coins will no longer be produced. Additionally, the United States Mint will no longer produce American Eagle Platinum Uncirculated Coins.

HistoryStudent | 12-14-2009 08:26 PM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof Quote:
Originally Posted by goldwish (Post 2075409) American Eagle Platinum Proof Coins As a result of the recent numismatic product portfolio analysis, fractional sizes of American Eagle Platinum Proof Coins will no longer be produced. Additionally, the United States Mint will no longer produce American Eagle Platinum Uncirculated Coins.
All the precious metal coins from the mint are going the way of the http://images.google.com/images?sour...-8&sa=N&tab=wi However, I hear the Fort Knox thanks to BILLIE BOB has 100s and 100s of thousands of TUNGSTEN bars with a $1 layer of 24 kt. gold on them. http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...ing-monkey.gif :thumb.aspx::signs14: The latest real numbers from the US Mint......... http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=8855

mk3hunter | 12-22-2009 08:01 AM
Re: US Mint 2009 1 oz Platinum Proof can the 60's generation stop replacing individual liberty for diversity just once. If the US mint goes down this road Im out The coin is ugly :moon:

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