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Quote: Got a text from DaMint with a tracking # for my Peace... 
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My D and S were delivered today but I won't be able to see them until I go back home for Thanksgiving. 
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Quote: My D and S were delivered today...  Quote: ...but I won't be able to see them until I go back home for Thanksgiving.  I trust they are in good hands though. 
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United States
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RTP: I had my card locked and forgot to unlock it, I got a email Friday that they were going to cancel my order and I wasn't able to get through to them until yesterday but that was for CC Morgan. Then they email this morning about another order that basically said they ran out of them is how I took it. After I go through today the charge went through right away and hopefully they will ship now. It strange but the only times I could get through were when I clicked the link on website with my phone. Anytime I dial the number directly into phone it doesn't work and I get busy signal or phone not in service.
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 jbuck
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jbuck, ENJOY !!!!!! 
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United States
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Has anyone noticed a lot of long and short fibers in the airtites? I received 10 of the o mints today. One has a stain on the coin. One has a ding in the eye. One has a a long fiber across most of the face and all have small fibers.
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I would say small fibers is typical for many us mint coins.
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Quote: Has anyone noticed a lot of long and short fibers in the airtites? Yes, I was wondering how the black velour fibers got in mine. It's not typical.
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United States
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Many here appear to be falsely under the impression the Mint owes a MS70 coin that is put together in a vacuum sealed capsule in a sterile room. I see the defects on these coins in the Facebook groups as well and I bet you are largely in the minority.
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I have received no less than 50 orders per year for about a decade, From The U S MINT . Their Quality control left Long, Long Ago . I have returned MORE in the past few years than most buy in the same time frames..... Really !!!!! To question others for Expecting a New, Defect less Product, Is Highly inflammatory to ALL whom collect and Know better. I see people are bored and frustrated with the ways, and daily operations of the same Mint. People have been treated poorly from them and I too believe by standing up to them, in the Right and Proper way, as people here have stated is a Great American way to get them to realize, We Deserve Better !!!!!!!!!!!!! Attacking others for expecting EXACTLY what they advertise, New, Quality made, American Know how, with Brand New MS70 Coins !!!!!  When I send away to the World's Best Mint for New and Perfect coins, I expect Just that, New and As Perfect coins, as can be manufactured.  Be Nice !!!!!!! 
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Agree that these should be perfect. Just a reminder that these cost 4x spot price
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Quote: Has anyone noticed a lot of long and short fibers in the airtites? Not in, but certainly on. Seems like more than usual. Must be from the "new & improved" OGP. 
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Quote: Many here appear to be falsely under the impression the Mint owes a MS70 coin that is put together in a vacuum sealed capsule in a sterile room. Yes. For what they charge, that's exactly what I expect. They'd be out of business in a real free market situation.
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Quote: Many here appear to be falsely under the impression the Mint owes a MS70 coin that is put together in a vacuum sealed capsule in a sterile room. Quote: Yes. For what they charge, that's exactly what I expect. They'd be out of business in a real free market situation. +1
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