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From 2017: The American Liberty Anniversary Set    Thought the Mint did a really nice job with the packaging and brochure on this (pricey) offering. My uncirculateds are starting to show a bit of toning. Edited by cptbilly
10/24/2024 12:06 pm
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Nice, the clamshell for the Flowing Hair medal looks pretty solid.  |
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From 2017: The American Liberty Anniversary Set Outstanding! I have that set and love it!  Pairs well with the 2014 Kennedy silver half dollar set.  |
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Quote: Nice, the clamshell for the Flowing Hair medal looks pretty solid. It is. Thankfully! |
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Quote:From 2017: The American Liberty Anniversary Set Quote:Outstanding! I have that set and love it! I didn't think I had it but checked my records and looks like I do!  It really is a nice set. Quote:
Pairs well with the 2014 Kennedy silver half dollar set. I thought the same thing. Same design team, perhaps?  |
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I thought the same thing. Same design team, perhaps? Well, when you hit, you want to keep hitting. |
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Very nice OGP, everyone! Although I wasn't interested in buying the Flowing Hair medal, they really knocked it out of the park with the OGP. I'll add this 2020 George H.W. and Barbara Bush Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set. The cellophane makes it especially tricky to photograph.   |
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I'll add this 2020 George H.W. and Barbara Bush Presidential $1 Coin & First Spouse Medal Set. The cellophane makes it especially tricky to photograph. Excellent! |
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I had not posted this before, but I guess it counts.   |
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Was organizing this afternoon ( while watching college basketball ) and snapped a photo of my 2000 - 2010 Mint Sets :  Does anyone know the origin of the Mint's tradition of representing Denver issues with Red and Philly issues with Blue ? My earliest Mint Set (1963) dates back to the "Pliofilm" cello holder and even then, they were designated with the same color scheme (and the discs ). Maybe a Mint Director coin flip ? Thanks Edited by cptbilly
11/27/2024 11:56 am
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Well those are impressive!
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CCF Master Historian of USA Commemoratives
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Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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I mistakenly bought a set like that. Discovered my error. Bought "real" OGP for the two coins and retain them to this day.
These aren't really what the topic is, but if nothing else serves as a warning to those who may see these and view them as a legitimate or otherwise a real US Mint set. The lack of a COA is your best clue.
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I didn't buy the set.- it's homemade as I explained in the link,
Collecting history one coin or medal at a time! (c) commems. All rights reserved.
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