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It's not on the Mint.ca site yet, but there is a new $20 for $20 coin coming out. No photo either in the email. I'll be watching my mail. Getting this because I signed up for pre-order of the next coin when I bought my polar bear coins.

"We're delighted to inform you of the release of the $20 for $20 Diamond Jubilee commemorative coin, to which you have subscribed. No need to call – your credit card will be charged when the coin ships. Watch for its arrival by mail in the next 2 to 3 weeks.

We hope you enjoy your memento of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, as Queen Elizabeth II becomes only the second British Monarch to reign for 60 years."

I hope you enjoy it also since, there's "No need to call – your credit card will be charged when the coin ships."

Sounds cool though...

How do i sign up?

got my emal today too. can't wait to see them

daviscfad wrote:How do i sign up?

I want to buy more too - guess we have to wait.

I received that email also. I think my cc changed though, so I'm going to check out the CA mint site and confirm

I don't want to miss out on my little $20

Anyone know if there is a code for free shipping to the US on these?

When I signed up for the subscription, thought it would be for 3 coins . . . Guess not . . .

HH

Oh, it's not a triple. Too bad. Still, better than nothing.

I pre ordered as well. We shall see what happens with it. Im not going to take any chances and Ill be stopping by the mint.

I pre-ordered but no email

I'll give them a call tomorrow

If anybody gets a heads up on sale date or what please keep us all informed. I didn't receive a email as well. I bought the bears and the canoe and just got my $20 maple leaf as well. Would love to continue collecting these "$20 for $20". I can't get enough of them.

I wish they would do something like this in the states. It seems like a win-win situation to me. The mint gets well over spot for their coins. customers get to keep any rainy day funds in a form that is leveraged AND still immediately liquid. Id keep a few thousand worth of something like this if we had them in the states, and it wasnt a limited mintage.

Treetop wrote:I wish they would do something like this in the states. It seems like a win-win situation to me. The mint gets well over spot for their coins. customers get to keep any rainy day funds in a form that is leveraged AND still immediately liquid. Id keep a few thousand worth of something like this if we had them in the states, and it wasnt a limited mintage.

I don't think it will happen here. The US is too focused on keeping people in the markets, and the PTB don't want any of our money in hard assets (unless they're leveraged like housing).

I meant hedged not leveraged... but yeah I doubt we will see them in the states... Its a great idea though imo

there is a $20 diamond jubilee coin on the web site but it is selling for $84.95