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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Cuzzx, tried messaging you back, but it got kicked back to me for some reason! Go for the set, especially graded. Seems to be a good time to cherry pick some good deals. Along with being around limited years, there's also not that many big or too expensive varieties, even graded PF69DCAM or higher. My complete slabbed set is pictured at this link (the images are kind of crappy though and don't do the beauty of the coins justice): https://goccf.com/t/257140
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The 1999P and 1999D SBA was minted for circulation, as a way to bolster what little interest there was in small dollar coins, before the newly designed NA dollars came out in 2000. They were not however included in the mint sets. So while there still tons and tons around, you won't be able to get a nice UNC from a mint set. Also the a 1999S proof was also issued, these also were not included in the yearly proof set, the mint issued these in a special satin and felt lined clam shell box. While these also are not particularly rare, they do have a seller proclaimed aura of being the "secret proof" because they weren't circulated or included in any proof sets. So shop around, the price on these are all over the place.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
7390 Posts |
Don't forget about the 79 & 81 type 2's along with the wide rims.
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Moderator
 United States
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Quote:The 1999P and 1999D SBA was minted for circulation, as a way to bolster what little interest there was in small dollar coins, before the newly designed NA dollars came out in 2000. I think the reason, at least in part, was that the supply of baby dollars was getting low in the reserve system. The fed needed them and the SBA was still the official design, being the year before the Sacagawea would be released.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Jbuck is correct. The Treasury had a drawdown rate of about 5 million coins a month and they realized they realized they were going to run out several months before the Sac dollars were to be released. So they had no choice but to strike more SBA's. Quote: Also the a 1999S proof was also issued, these also were not included in the yearly proof set The 1999 proof SBA is a P mint coin not an S. And the reason they weren't in the proof sets was because the desision to strike ANY 1999 SBA came months fter the proof sets were released. So the 1999 P proof came out a stand alone item with a mintage limit of 750,000 coins. And they remained on sale for four years before finally selling out.
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Valued Member
 United States
411 Posts |
thanks ElonU ,. my email listed was my old one. all, thanks. have started looking at the different types with the list.
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
12844 Posts |
It's funny to me (but not necessarily surprising) that to this day that some albums don't have holes (labeled) for the 1999 issues. I bought mine new less than 3 years ago and had to pop my 1999s in blank holes.
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Valued Member
 United States
411 Posts |
if the 99's were mint for circulation where are they at ? funny thing is I did not ever hear about the 99's until I started looking for SBA's
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Moderator
 United States
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I found plenty of 1999 SBAs in circulation, all came from the post office as change from the stamp machines used at the time.
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Valued Member
United States
361 Posts |
Here is a little list I made a few weeks back. I'm looking at doing a SBA set and wanted all the info in one place. If anyone else needs it, this sheet works pretty well. The prices are all PGCS. Dan 
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Moderator
 United States
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Nice table, One50! 
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Valued Member
 United States
411 Posts |
love the list. bought 3 SBA coins at a good price. wish I could get my camera to take very close up pictures. bought a 79s near date that looks far bought a 81s type 1 that to me looks type 2 bought a 81s type 2 that looks type 2 , knobs on end of S gave the guy(coin shop) the $25 he wanted.
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Valued Member
 United States
411 Posts |
 do either of these look to be near ?  seller said near, do not think so  is this a clear S  or is this clear picked these up last night, to me they do not look right, your thoughts. can take them back by friday for refund
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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the 79 is not a near date, the 79S is a type 2, the 81 S I can't say.
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Valued Member
 United States
411 Posts |
went by my local bank this morning, as the teller if they had any ike od SBA coins wrapped in the vault. she said no ikes but we have about a thousand rolls of the small dollar. had $60 on me so I ask for two rolls. opened them up and found a lot of the sas dollars, very many pres dollars found 1 - 79S nice talons 5 - 79P 2 - 79D one had a bunch of Cud in the D
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