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anthonyanthony , Jun 12, 2008 4:51 pm
UPDATE JUL 22, 2011: Announcement from US Mint: The United States Mint has eliminated the credit and debit card purchase of $1 Coins through its Direct Ship Program effective July 22, 2011. Customers who wish to purchase $1 coins through the Direct Ship Program can still do so by wire transfer, check, or money order.
UPDATE OCT 2009: A FAQ has been sticked in this forum that may answer many questions you may have about buying Dollar Coins from the U.S. Mint. Please read it if you have any questions.
UPDATE AUG 11, 08: Multiple coins are available for order today:
http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...category=16238
Jun 12, 2008 post:
Buy Presidential $1 Coins with your rewards credit card from the US Mint at Face Value, and get free shipping.
Has this already been discussed?
http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...egory_rn=16238
When placing an order, the pull-down shipping option may list a standard shipping price of $4.95. When you continue to the next screen, you should see the shipping amount change to "Shipping and Handling $0.00" on the order summary/review screen before you submit your order.
UPDATE OCT 2009: A FAQ has been sticked in this forum that may answer many questions you may have about buying Dollar Coins from the U.S. Mint. Please read it if you have any questions.
UPDATE AUG 11, 08: Multiple coins are available for order today:
http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...category=16238
Jun 12, 2008 post:
Buy Presidential $1 Coins with your rewards credit card from the US Mint at Face Value, and get free shipping.
Has this already been discussed?
http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...egory_rn=16238
When placing an order, the pull-down shipping option may list a standard shipping price of $4.95. When you continue to the next screen, you should see the shipping amount change to "Shipping and Handling $0.00" on the order summary/review screen before you submit your order.
#2
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http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...egory_rn=16238
Thanks, First Ive heard of it. I just placed an order and may place more. Rackin up the points on the CC.Originally Posted by anthonyanthony
Has this already been discussed?http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...egory_rn=16238
#3
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You are limited to $500 of coins per president.Originally Posted by gbryan84
may place more.
here's the press release:
http://usmint.gov/pressroom/index.cf...release&ID=911
And the release schedule:
http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/...ction=schedule
#5
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Originally Posted by azmmza
it will be interesting when i walk into the bank to make a deposit with 2 boxes of coins
That's not the point of this. Why don't you circulate them?
#7
Billy Bandit , Jun 12, 2008 6:22 pm
Thanks for this! I'm in for $500
#11
Hmm, only 4,000 boxes to get lifetime Gold on AA... who'll be the next PresidentialCoinGuy?
(I use cash so rarely that this would only be worthwhile for me if I just deposited them at the bank, which not only goes against the spirit of the program, but is also just a major pain in the butt... not to mention that the most I'd make out of it would be 1.5%, which isn't worth the hassle of schlepping coins to the bank.)
(I use cash so rarely that this would only be worthwhile for me if I just deposited them at the bank, which not only goes against the spirit of the program, but is also just a major pain in the butt... not to mention that the most I'd make out of it would be 1.5%, which isn't worth the hassle of schlepping coins to the bank.)
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It just shows up as a normal purchase. I have bought several things off of thier site including the gold buffalo. If you do order something that is out of stock they won't bill your credit card until the item ships.Originally Posted by BigDog
Does anyone know if this posts to the credit card as a normal purchase or as a cash advance? I poked around the site, but did not find this information.
#13
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Unfortunately:Originally Posted by cepheid
Hmm, only 200 boxes to get lifetime Gold on AA... who'll be the next PresidentialCoinGuy?
"Orders are limited to two boxes ($500) per President."
There will be four coins issued per annum starting in 2007:
http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/$1coin/index.cfm?flash=yes&action=schedule
Right now, there are only 8 Presidential $1 coins issued.
A president has to be no longer living to have the coin issued.
Since we are only up to president #43 (Yes, Grover Cleveland gets two coins!) and of the 43, 4 are still alive. So even if it was 2016 (the projected end of the program) already, there will only be 39 coins (x2 = 78 boxes) available for purchase.
(Though indeed, it is possible that one or more of the currently living four may not live to 2016, but this still means only 86 boxes available at most in 2016)
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I like to use dollar coins for tips
On this plan, that means either a lot of tips or expensive tips (since 8x$500 is a lot). Either way, if you're looking for a waiter, I'm just a PM away... I like to use dollar coins for tips
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TWAforever , Jun 12, 2008 9:44 pm
Thanks for the post.