Comments on: Gold Ekes Out Weekly Win, while Palladium Soars

By: Seth Riesling

Seth Riesling — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 18:59:43 +0000

CaliSkier,

Y’all propose an interesting business model for sure! Lol.
I would like to be a U.S. Mint contract private vendor in this plan…I will accept anyone’s Mint products in their original Mint packaging & original mailing box at my address & will inspect the coins/medals & packaging and then put an AVS sticker on the box. Just send your Mint items to me at: AVS, LLC, P.O. Box 666, Cayman Islands…or call my toll-free customer service number at:800-RipMeOff… Operators are standing by to take your money! Lol.

NumisdudeTX

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 17:21:44 +0000

In reply to CaliSkier. Kaiser Wilhelm, perhaps you should draw up a contract to, pitch the US Mint, so that each return must go through AVS inspection, then AVS stickered, prior to being accepted back into US Mint Inventory? Just saying…. Ripe for the picking! LOL the consumer pays you $10 and you get $25 per the US Mint inspection fee you get them to agree to? I know it’s less than the original business plan, however this would just be an additional avenue of play? What do you say?

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 14:22:34 +0000

While we patiently wait for the “Edit Function Service Person”(hopefully person isn’t offended, LOL) to arrive in addition to a new article Monday from our friends here at CoinNews, let’s talk coins, shall we? Granted the Mint has shown negative sales the past 2(?) sales reports for the AWQ’s PDS Jovita Idar 3-roll sets, it’s really hard to fathom how these numbers are actually related and computable: sales, negative sales, over the product limit(at one point PDS Eleanor Roosevelt’s were) at the product limit, Currently Unavailable, “No Orders Before Sale Date Will Be Accepted, yet you can subscribe and there’s a chance there is NO product available on the sale date(until recently), Sold Out, 7:30 am EST daily “Fire Sales(US Mint), and BTW, when is it exactly that the Mint hangs a “Sold Out” banner on a product? Others “sold out” and displayed for years? We’ve got products up, however “Currently Unavailable” for years? Anyhow; none of this makes a whole lot of sense nor seem to have much of a relation or correlation to anything remotely accurate. The JI AWQ PDS 3-roll sets were just shy of a sellout and the maximum production limit. There were a couple weeks of returns reported or negative sales, yet have been available for sale 24/7 for the past 17 days? What gives? With all previous issues, they’ve been available on and off for about 1 week at the daily Fire Sale, then gone or at their limits or at least what was produced? As I mentioned, at one report, the ER PDS AWQ’s we’re over the product limit. No biggie either way and that Mystery of Numbers will never be solved or made transparent enough to make sense using any math I “was learned up on in skool” LOL Perhaps if I took a “Spin” in the “Mystery Machine” the Number Mystery could be solved?

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Sat, 16 Sep 2023 17:00:01 +0000

Kaiser Wilhelm said, previous thread: “I know, CaliSkier; hasn’t this edit malfunction kind of worn out its (un)welcome?“

Indeed, indeed…LOL Nice choice & appropriate meme. Perhaps, Jeff and yourself are correct in your deduction, that this may be an “Intentional Speedbump” placed to make sure, that you(we) “Check Yo Self(ourselves), before you(we): “Wreckity, Wreck, Wreck.. Yourself”? Ice Cube LOL As Jeff pointed out, even if you check for typos multiple times, invariably one still usually sneaks through. Oh well most of us can tell or interpret what was meant, regardless?

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Sat, 16 Sep 2023 09:00:42 +0000

Kaiser Wilhelm, talk about not giving any love to that “other” Precious Metal? As a side note, how about our friend, “unobtanium”, better known as Rhodium.

Rhodium – Down 318%

Not too many(1?) Rhodium coins out there and none by our US Mint, however I thought I’d add since it’s one of the Big 4, listed daily on Kitco and probably others. Talk about losing big time on a 1oz Rhodium coin, depending on purchase/sale date? Or a windfall possibly, if one’s timing lined up appropriately? 2018 would have been the time to buy and 2021 the time to have sold, IMO. In 2018 the avg price of rhodium was $2,052 and in 2021 the avg price was a whopping $18,074! I just saw one of the 2018 Tuvalu Rhodium coins for sale for $4,780! A big time discount from just a couple years ago(2021) when Rhodium averaged $18,000+! Thanks Kaiser for plucking the key data from the numbers presented!