2012 ATB Volcanoes Hawaii 5oz coin

[highroller4321]

Hi everyone,

Do you think the Hawaii 5oz coin is going to be a good flipper? Mintage of 25k.

As you can see a lot of the other ones didn't sell out.

http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs/st ... ifier=8305

The mint produced almost 2x their "normal" production on the regular quarters because of the expected demand for the Hawaii quarters.

My thought is its a 50/50. What are your thoughts?

[slickeast]

The first 5 didn't do well. I don't think this one will do any better

[slickeast]

I think that it will have a 50% chance to sell above the buy price. A 70% chance of not making any money,a 10% chance to be profitable and a 30% chance to break even. And these results will only happen 40% of the time

[SilverChaser111]

Personally, I think it will be popular. I plan on picking up a cpl of the "P" version, as well as a cpl of the bullion versions. And I haven't purchased any ATB's up until now, but there's no way I'm missing out on this one! Surprisingly, I heard someone say he thought it would look better in the bullion finish instead of the vapor blasted look, but 100k vs 25k is a big difference for mintage...

As you said, the mint DOUBLED their production of quarters for the Hawaii volcanoes design, but are stcking to the limited mintage on the 5 ozers... Even tho the previous releases didn't sell out, I def think this one will. How long it will take tho, who knows. If it doesn't sell out or accumulate a nice sized premium later, it still looks awesome... great design imo

I don't think you can compare this one to all the others because I believe ppl like myself who aren't even buying these ATB's are gonna come out for this one. Hawaii is just that popular... ppl love those lil islands

[Sterling Silver]

I collect the series in bullion coins. I only got the "P" version of the 2010's.