Reuters.com reports the U.S. Mint said it must allocate the
American Eagle bullion coins among dealers to cope with
overwhelming demand as it resumed taking orders for the popular
coins on Monday. "The unprecedented demand for American Eagle gold
one-ounce bullion coins necessitates our allocating these coins
among the authorized purchasers on a weekly basis until we are able
to meet demand," the U.S. Mint told its authorized American Eagle
dealers in a memo dated August 22.
for what it's worth...
Posted by jbarry on 25th of Aug 2008 at 11:50 am
Reuters.com reports the U.S. Mint said it must allocate the American Eagle bullion coins among dealers to cope with overwhelming demand as it resumed taking orders for the popular coins on Monday. "The unprecedented demand for American Eagle gold one-ounce bullion coins necessitates our allocating these coins among the authorized purchasers on a weekly basis until we are able to meet demand," the U.S. Mint told its authorized American Eagle dealers in a memo dated August 22.
on a contrarian note, can
Posted by dallahoo on 25th of Aug 2008 at 11:55 am
on a contrarian note, can we look at all this public interest in physical metal as just too many retail bulls out there in the world?
public
Posted by rafe on 25th of Aug 2008 at 12:29 pm
Many same old buyers---much overseas- It is bullish----VERY! This PM Bull will resume IMO!