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You never know, it might go sightseeing over to Utah then Florida..........
Nope! it is 'out-for-delivery' Dearborn glad to see you got them, didn't travel the long way, like that one package you posted about awhile ago...  |
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Nice ASE's, Dearborn!   Errers and Varietys.
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Sweet Pictures, John and MoJo.... Waiting to Hold in Hand Too......  |
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Mine hasn't had a tracking update since Olathe KS a couple days ago. When I get it, I'll do a comparison video of that with the gold EU, an RP and maybe the 2013. From the pictures, it looks like the 2013 EU isn't going to have a companion as the best looking ASE. It's nice looking, but these releases (gold and silver versions) are both kind of a let down compared to what I was expecting. Edited by Gilly
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Will look forward to seeing that video, Gilly.
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Good to see them starting to get into the hands of collectors. Quote:From the pictures, it looks like the 2013 EU isn't going to have a companion as the best looking ASE. It's nice looking... For the 2026, the combination of the EU finish, the privy mark, and the dual date make this one eye-catching in my book. |
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Imagine 2026 release was, A Twin Dual-Dated American Silver Eagle for the 250th, with the 250 Privy, Also the 40th, with the " 40 " privy Too. 1776- 2026 and 1986-2026.  Happy to see collector's are receiving these....... Just seems so " forgotten ".!!! |
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Yeah, thanks Greasy - that other one took a world tour before getting to me. Thanks Mike! |
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For the 2026, the combination of the EU finish, the privy mark, and the dual date make this one eye-catching in my book Oh, we've both got a soft spot for the ASEs. It's a handsome enough ASE, it's unique for sure and I'm sure I'll love it. But just based on what I've seen in pictures, and having held the EU Gold Eagle, I just don't think it'll top the 2013 EU ASE or even match it. I was really anticipating how they'd enhance the type 2 reverse. As it is, I really don't see this as really "enhanced" in the same manner as the 2013 was enhanced. It seems to be just 2 finishes, not 3, which was used to bring out details in the design. |
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I threw mine on a flatbed scanner. Best I can describe is a reverse proof background finish and the design, lady liberty and eagle, are the burnish/uncirculated finish.   |
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Very nice, iamwayne.
My American Silver Eagle collection http://goccf.com/t/448125My random silver coin collection http://goccf.com/t/449270My MS-70 silver coin collection https://goccf.com/t/490829My dragon silver coin collection https://goccf.com/t/490859My silver Libertad collection https://goccf.com/t/491087 |
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Nice scans, iamwayne. Thanks! |
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Very nice scan! |
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I just received mine in the mail today. My first enhanced uncirculated silver eagle. I only plan to purchase this one for the 250th. It looks great. Kind of a hybrid between uncirculated and reverse proof. The us mint has gotten lot of my money this year....only the proof set to go!
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