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Valued Member
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Stupid question here.....how do you request to have it sealed?
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Bedrock of the Community
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Stupid question here.....how do you request to have it sealed? You have to find someone whose selling sealed ones from the mint they got. I'm assuming the mint would only seal them by request for large orders |
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I beleive you have to be registered to buy directly from the mint. At that point you can make your request for sealed. I also imagine that you would have to make a reasonable size purchase to boot.
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Valued Member
Canada
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Thanks for the responses guys. I think I'll leave my sealed SMLs sealed. I don't want to destroy value!
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Valued Member
Canada
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The more I read on the Maples the more I am getting interested in them..Very nice looking coin. I should have started collecting years ago..
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Valued Member
Canada
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I have a question...
I have someone local try to sell a tube(25) of 2012 SM's.. he is asking spot price plus $2.75oz....I would love to start buying them but to be honest I am still new to this game.. Thanks for all the help people.
Richard and Kids.
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Japan
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Rick, that's not a bad price ... I'd buy them ... well, I actually bought some yesterday at almost this price :)
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Canada
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the canadian silver bullion coins are prone to milk spotting, maple leafs and antelopes. the RCM seems to not care about this production issue. |
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Quote: the RCM seems to not care about this production issue. As long as people buy them in massive amounts like they are the mint really has no incentive to change anything theyre doing |
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Valued Member
Canada
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Thanks for your answers regarding the sealed maple leafs. Would you guys happen to know what the seals from the older coins are made of? I read somewhere they might be PVC. I don't know if I should leave them in there or put them in airtites.
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I'd leave them sealed, almost all my maples are sealed. You also save money on capsules. š'½
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Canada
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Here is what I do.... Since you cant find 2009 sealed...going after a full set mint sealed is beating a dead horse. Now I'm putting the set together again. I try and find sealed ones where I can since they have a better chance of being in good condition, cut them out and put them into capsules. Now this is for my personal collection. For all the others that I find sealed that is added to my stack and are available for re-sale, I leave them sealed as they are so I don't have to spend money on capsules and they are in original condition from the mint allowing me to try and collect an additional premium. That's me though. DYODD  Edited by samsnate
01/26/2013 08:51 am
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Valued Member
Canada
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I will talk to him again soon, who knows maybe I will buy some from him, maybe..
Thanks everyone.
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Samsnate
Did you try to put together the sealed privy set also. Do you know if they made the London bridge privy sealed, I have a sheet of brandenberg gate privys. From what I remember back then, I couldn't find one. Same goes for Pisa privys.
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01/26/2013 8:45 pm
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NO I havent tried putting privy maples together. Just never really been interested in the privys too much to start after them. Dont know too much about them. I bet poboxw would be able to help you with that question.
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