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Rest in Peace
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Gotta jump on that one if the ASE is a San Francisco. Ill be reading the details when they list. Thanks for the note. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Thanks for the heads up. Looks like the mint rounded out a lot of their schedule for the rest of the year.
I'm still not sure about what to do with this one since missing out on the Congratulations Set.
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 Thanks for the heads up!! |
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Quote:Gotta jump on that one if the ASE is a San Francisco. Ill be reading the details when they list. Looking at the mints website, the whole lot is San Francisco minted. Quote:
I'm still not sure about what to do with this one since missing out on the Congratulations Set. Buy it! I didn't think I would be interested as I have two of the congratulations sets and the silver proof set, but I'm not so sure. If I have the congratulations S minted Silver Eagle and the silver proof set, am I missing anything? Actually I think with the limited edition you miss out on the nickle and penny right? |
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Cool. I love these silver sets. I like the silver proofs and all, but would rather have just a straight silver set without clad mixed in. My in-laws gave me the LE '16 silver as a gift last year and I really enjoyed it! As the other said, thanks for the heads up.....especially seeing that the ASE is an S :) |
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Looking at the mints website, the whole lot is San Francisco minted. Yes, that's how it's been since they started releasing these sets a few short years ago. S-mint only for all coins in the LESPS that includes some "upgraded" packaging -- for a hefty premium. Worth it to some, not so much to others. Quote:
If I have the congratulations S minted Silver Eagle and the silver proof set, am I missing anything? Maybe the normal proof ASE if you're looking for all non-commemorative proof silver coins. Quote:
Actually I think with the limited edition you miss out on the nickle and penny right? And the dollar coin. Edited by CelticKnot
08/03/2017 6:53 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Thanks for posting ... I might be interested in this one
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Edited by asherkobin
09/17/2017 6:42 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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At least it's in a time frame I can access.
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Bedrock of the Community
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What does that mean, muddler?
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The product limit is 50,000 with a HH limit of 2. So for us who missed out on the Congratulation set, this is our chance to get a 2017 S proof ASE.  Edited by welder
09/23/2017 10:46 am
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I think I may go after this since I missed the congrats set. Having a 4th or 5th (whichever it was) rarest ASE would be a nice thing to have. |
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I am happy for those who missed out on the earlier offering.  |
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So is the only reason this set is considered LE due to them having the "S" mint mark?
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The set is ALWAYS called a Limited Edition Proof Set because, well, mintage is limited. This year it has an S proof instead of a normal W proof
BTW...if you already have a silver proof set then you can save some cash and just buy the S proof. Over the last two weeks I have bought some PF69's between $86-99.
The congrats set (single coin) alone costs around $30-40 more and all the 69's I received look perfect....
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09/29/2017 12:37 pm
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