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Yeah I have that on my Hot Springs coin as well. But Yellowstone is flawless under no magnification. Far as I can tell, everything is as it should be.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Oooooh. Totally awesome! Can't wait to receive mine, two down and three to come.
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
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Yeah I have that on my Hot Springs coin as well. But Yellowstone is flawless under no magnification. Far as I can tell, everything is as it should be. Nice, glad to hear. My Hot Springs didn't have any of the flaws that people were reporting. I wonder if those "flaws" or errors or whatever will have any affect on the market value of the coins. |
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My Hot Springs had the flaws around the edges. However, I got my Yellowstone in the mail this morning and it looks amazing. I haven't had a chance to get it under magnification yet, but it looks to be a good one.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Oh and this time they actually put the park side up instead of GW, that way you don't have to fight the holder to remove the coin and see the other side. Got mine today! However, George was up. Oh well. Looks awesome. No visible flaws - wait, there's a speck in the middle of the steam cloud, almost to the left edge. Can't tell if that's part of the design, a piece of dust, or a flaw. Anyone else have this? |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I paid $434.90 (credit card) shipped for the two from Gainesville on May 9, shipped May 23, should arrive today (according to USPS tracking record). I think that price is pretty decent.... you can check around but probably wont be much cheaper.... I should have wait/bought when silver around $34......
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Valued Member
United States
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Question: With there being no certified ms-70 bullion version 5oz coins to date. But numismatic version sp-70 2010 5oz coins starting to show up now.Would it be wise to get are numismatic version certified sp-70 5oz coins cac sticker certified do to the 3" diameter with possible misgrades ?
Remember the one and only Anacs ms-70 2010 5oz bullion version set that was debunked upon an appraisal review 
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Valued Member
United States
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I got mine today. It looks great.
My credit card hasn't been charged yet. Anybody know what gives? Has this happened to anybody else yet?
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United States
384 Posts |
These pucks are coming in real fast. I may have to skip the next one if it really comes out that soon. BuffaloBonehead: Are you saying you got a free silver puck?  That sure never happens to me. |
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United States
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Every three weeks, so save up your mad money!  Grand Canyon, end of June, and Mount Hood mid-July. Nobody from the Mint downwards to bloggers has said anything about 2011P ATBs, like mintages, sale dates or anything like that. Theoretically, NP6 could show up in the first or second week of August and stick to the every three weeks schedule. Punishing, I know, but they do that narrow release window with their gold and platinum proof releases. |
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At least they give me a paycheck in between releases hehe.
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Pillar of the Community
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I am going to send mine to PCGS for grading soon. Hot Springs is there now. I have liked these things from the minute I saw them, so I intend to buy all the Ps. The others, none yet, but we shall see. And after this year, it will only be 5 a year on an easier schedule...I hope.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I see that Yellowstone is still available at the US Mint store. Any thoughts on what the price point on Yosemite will be based on that and the current price of silver?
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