Comments on: Mormon $5 Gold Among Highlights of Heritage’s Summer FUN Auction of Rare U.S. Coins

By: REB

REB — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 16:56:08 +0000

In reply to Craig. Backatcha, Craig.

By: Craig

Craig — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 13:52:33 +0000

In reply to REB. C'mon REB, it's currently only around $20K (with buyers premium) for a great looking early eagle. You know you not only want this coin, but need it, right? Of course, you have a busy line up of Mint Au products coming soon, so maybe you should show some restraint. Cheers and have a Happy 4th!

By: Craig

Craig — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 13:42:13 +0000

In reply to morgan. morgan, I used to buy all of the ASE's from the mint, when they were priced appropriately, but now I'm only getting 1 of each privy marked ASE. People buying from eBay for $350-$400 for this army privy ASE are just nuts as in a year or so you'll be able to buy it for under $200, in my humble opinion.

By: Rick

Rick — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 06:07:01 +0000

In reply to CaliSkier. We might see some movement on those in the next few weeks? To be continued....

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 06:01:37 +0000

In reply to Rick. Yeah, Rick, too funny, I just saw your post(previous thread) as well! LOL What I found odd was a 344 product(040 suffix) limit, no mintage limit, in stock date for Morgan’s, June 10 and availability listed as ”In Stock” with an “ats” of 344 still? Peace dollar in stock date of June 27 with same product limit and “ats” like the Morgan’s at 344, also listing availability as “In Stock”? $84 per coin including a COA and the bulk packs containing 1-5 trays; 40 coins/tray. Interesting that the “AB” option had a 4 day order window for sales that an order had to be placed by or sales frozen. Whereas the 40 coin trays don’t have that stipulation, yet do not appear to have sold any and sales are open indefinitely it appears? Ponder…

By: Rick

Rick — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 05:31:39 +0000

In reply to CaliSkier. Oops Cali, I just posted the same thing in reply to Rich over at the other article. However , for the M&P's they are offered to the Bigs via both 040, and AB options. For example, for the Peace UNC there are 344 (040) trays available(13,760 coins), and 8,690 individual coins(AB) available to the Bigs fyi.

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 04:28:46 +0000

Rich, you also said in the previous thread: “there are already sales figures listed for 2025 Morgan Uncirculated (sales = 5,925) and 2025 Peace Uncirculated (sales = 6,195) scheduled for release on July 10th.” Similar to the above example, no 40 coin trays and the ABPP was not sold product under the “040” suffix. The “AB” suffix is again in play. So, 25XEAB(Morgan) and 25XHAB(Peace) item numbers were created and these will also not show up or be reported as a stand alone item number or show up in weekly sales reports if searching. At some point the overall sales totals will be recorded and reported as a part of the greater whole, as part of the product/mintage limit of 150,000. Based on what the mint has been doing, they produced less than the 150,000 announced potential maximums. These will also carry a 5% premium and were sold to the ABPP at $95.55/coin, in the same packaging the general consumer will receive. Sales began on June 20 and orders had to be in by June 24, 3pm ET. The pick-up date was today July 2, by 3pm ET. The product limit was 15,000 for both Morgan and Peace dollars, and the same mintage limit of 150,000, as reported for the general public version. FYI, the ABPP, left product on the table, meaning they did not purchase the full 15,000 allocation,. Unlike them snapping up each of the 10,000 coins bearing the 250th Anniversary Army Privy , that had been allotted to the ABPP’s. Deductive reasoning, actually reflects 6,310 were purchased through this channel. As I’ve mentioned previously, it would be best we not go into details per se and the method to the madness can be found in previous posts made on CN by Rick and VinnyC. Otherwise, the ability to talk to the little birdie, or see the future/crystal ball may be altered, thereby eliminating this useful tool.

By: CaliSkier

CaliSkier — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 04:22:59 +0000

Rich, in the previous thread said: “Also, in the latest Mint cumulative sales report (6/29/25) there is still no listing or sales figure for the 40 coin trays (25APM040)” Rich, the ABPP was not sold product in 40 coin trays, therefore there will not be a 25APM040 number to search for or reported. They were sold the same product as the rest of us, at a 5% premium($110.25/coin), under the product code 25APMAB. The sales numbers will never show up, nor be reported in the weekly sales totals. The aforementioned ABPP item number had a listed product limit of 10,000 and same mintage limit reported of 100,000. At some point in the future, once all sales are reconciled, the 10,000 will be reflected or lumped together as a part of the greater whole numbers of product sold as 25APM. Sales to the ABPP began on June 2, with final orders needing to be placed by June 5 @ 3pm EST. Their pick up date is slated for July 21. Sales to the general public of course as you’re aware, began on June 13 and our product is slated to begin shipping on July 29.

By: REB

REB — Thu, 03 Jul 2025 02:17:30 +0000

In reply to John Q. Coinage. D'oh!

By: John Q. Coinage

John Q. Coinage — Wed, 02 Jul 2025 22:11:06 +0000

In reply to REB. Alex, I’ll take Coins that I will never hold in my hand for $100,000.00. Love the Pan PAC 50y or so ago offered a full Pan Pac set in original copper frame and velvet pouch for $25,000. Or what appeared to be a MS65ish 1893s $1 also for $25k, your choice…. Oh well. I also wanted the C3a offered in Linns Stamp news about the same x for $25k asked dad, etc. they laughed.Now over $600,000.00.