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Definitely a program to stay away from. 2021 was enough.
Thank you for the link to the Federal Register. Proof reading is a lost art.
Edited by Erscolo
06/30/2022 12:26 pm
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United States
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I saw that too. I wouldn't put it past them to issue a pair of gold .10oz reverse proof versions of the set  |
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Aha, the article writer fixed their error.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Works for me! Let's see if they stick with it!
Kind a think the mint treated us like an ugly date and stood us up with the 2022 Morgan and Peace offerings getting axed.
I still don't understand why they did away the bonus 2020-W Unc nickel they crawfished out on that was ear-marked for the mint set. It was probably one of the cheapest and easiest add-ons they could have dreamed up!
They do funny things!
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Well, I think I'll be going broke next year. I'll most likely attempt to get them all - I wonder if they plan on a
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Quote:The U.S. Mint also plans to execute a two-coin Reverse Proof set containing 2023 Morgan and Peace dollars. That set will be offered at $175. Yes, please.  |
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United States
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I'll be going broke next year as well. I want that bristlecone pine Liberty gold for sure. That's going to win design of the year.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Could this help ease the cost of the 2021 coins?
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06/30/2022 9:17 pm
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I'm in on all. I hope it won't be a fiasco like 2021. I just completed my Peace dollar set. Now, it is a must to get these coins |
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Well, I think I'll be going broke next year. I'll most likely attempt to get them all - I wonder if they plan on a huh, what was I thinking up above? I posted an incomplete thought.. I wonder if they will start an enrollment for some of these. Especially if they become a regular thing. |
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United States
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Wow, you beat me to the punch. Here's where I just found it, with the prices. https://www.coinnews.net/2022/07/01...ncirculated/The problem with all these various finishes and the associated cost, they'll need to add an autopay plan like the knuckle heads on the Coin Vault.  ANA member - PAN Member - BCCS Member There are no problems only solutions - the late, great John Lennon
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07/01/2022 8:29 pm
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For those playing along at home, that's $455 for one of each product. I'm undecided at this point. 2-coin RP set is likely but not sure about the others.
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For those playing along at home, that's $455 for one of each product. Well I wasn't trying to play, but now that you point that out - I'm still going to try to get them all. (slowly I hope) - by that I hope they don't 'pre-sale' them again and take all my money at once. |
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There is a very brisk pre-sell for these new dollars on ebay. Prices seem to be in the range of double the US Mint costs. I was wondering how a pre-seller can take money in advance and promise to ship an NGC registered MS70 coin set. I guess they could simply return the money and say sorry if the coins didn't grade up. |
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