(EXPIRED) New Mint Coin Deal: ~$5,250 Spend + $162.55 Commission (Goes Live 3/17/22 12pm ET)

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Last year there were loads of US Mint coin deals that buyers clubs were offering a nice profit on. If you took advantage of all those deals, you had the opportunity to get tens of thousands of dollars of credit card spend while also making a profit.

Those deals have been few and far between over the past 6 months, but there’s another opportunity coming up on Thursday that can get you more than $5,000 of spend plus more than $150 in profit.

US Mint American Eagle 2022 Gold Proof Four-Coin Set

The Deal

Once you’ve registered for this deal, PFS Buyers club offers full details online about how the deal works. If you then decide to go forward with the deal, you’ll have an option to click “Four-Count Set Opt In”. Important Note: While it can’t hurt to sign up for PFS Buyers Club, please don’t opt in for these deals unless you are fully committed to purchasing the coins.

Key Terms

  • Offer goes live at 12pm ET on March 17, 2022.
  • Product limit – 10,000.
  • Limit 1 per household.

Caution

  • US Bank / Elan cards do not earn rewards for US Mint purchases.
  • Amex cards may code as a cash advance. Amex changed terms last year stating that bullion purchases might code that way, but readers have since reported not being charged a cash advance fee. Of course, things could change at any time.
  • Other Buyer’s Clubs may offer better terms. We’re specifically listing PFS Buyers Club’s offer because Nick has had good experiences with them in the past. For a previous deal he wrote “The club with which I’ve done business many times is PFS Buyers Club and I have always been paid promptly and haven’t had any issue (and in fact quite the opposite – I’ve had positive customer service experiences when I’ve made inquiries).”
  • For general cautions regarding using Buyer’s Clubs, see: Is a buyers club a good idea for you?

Quick Thoughts

The US Mint will be announcing the official price of this coin set later today and it’s expected to be $5,332.50 or $5,240.00. There’s a shipping fee of $4.95 (or you can pay a little extra out of your own pocket for a premium shipping option), with PFS Buyers Club reimbursing you for the cost of the coin set, the $4.95 shipping fee and $162.55 commission on top of that.

Getting the opportunity to spend just over $5,000 means you have the potential to knock out a new credit card minimum spend requirement in one shot. It’s worth having your payment method saved on the US Mint website as that’ll hopefully speed up the checkout process.

Note that PFS Buyers Club (and other buyers clubs) have strict rules if you want to sell to them which includes not opening the package when it arrives at your house, so be sure to carefully read all the requirements if you decide to sell to PFS or anyone else. Please don’t take this as a specific recommendation to sell to PFS, but Nick has had good experiences selling to them and I’ve only heard good things about them.

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