But may also want to just point out to others that it is "limit 1" for a set of 8 $1 coins so up to you whether you want to end up on their mailing list ...
On a serious note, when you order these, you then get further coins sent to you "on approval" that you will have to cancel or send back.
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In addition to your special limited-time offer, you'll also receive our fully illustrated catalog, plus other fascinating selections from our Free Examination Coins-on-Approval Service, from which you may purchase any or none of the coins – return balance in 15 days – with option to cancel at any time.
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On a serious note, when you order these, you then get further coins sent to you "on approval" that you will have to cancel or send back.
The only thing that could have improved the old mint was this feature
If only they had automatically refilled the orders every 10 days and sent it to you as long as the card had a sufficient credit line available .....
None of that making up 10 accounts for family members and keeping spreadsheets and logs...
The only thing that could have improved the old mint was this feature
If only they had automatically refilled the orders every 10 days and sent it to you as long as the card had a sufficient credit line available .....
None of that making up 10 accounts for family members and keeping spreadsheets and logs...
The approval coins definitely cost more than face value.
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Uh oh, Office Depot has issued a memo to remove all dollar coins from its racks. Seems some blogger spilled the beans again with a picture of him buying dollar coins using a Vanilla card and killed this deal.
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Be careful, everyone. Make sure you can float the $8 while you wait for the coins to arrive. Don't get in over your head.
