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Quote: Congrats, looks like a very nice set! I ordered the 1 oz proof but it came with crater defects in the obverse field, sent it back for refund, darn That is a shame - I'll put mine under the scope and see what I find. so far I only see light dust on the caps from the black frocking in the base unit. Quote: Nice! That's a good chunk of change for sure. yes it was, But not as bad than when it first released I think it was close to 11 or 12K, then I was watching it move up and down from then til now. I paid just a tad over 9.2K with expedited shipping, which is the lowest I have seen it go down, so I jumped on it. Quote:Cha-ching!  Quote: Nice looking set, Dearborn. Thanks mestphil 
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Pillar of the Community
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Digging that hole in your backyard makes sense to me now....  Very nice set ............ 
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Quote:Digging that hole in your backyard makes sense to me now..  yep, my new underground Vault  thanks! 
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Wow - very nice looking set. If I did my math correctly that set contains 1.85oz of gold. That's quite an investment at today's spot prices. They sure do look lovely together. 
Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art
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Quote: Wow - very nice looking set.
If I did my math correctly that set contains 1.85oz of gold. That's quite an investment at today's spot prices.
They sure do look lovely together. Thanks Nickelsearcher  So, with all 4 full complete sets, I then have 7.4 ounces of gold in coin form, which would be about $29,149 in metal content at a spot price of $3939.00
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Very nice double dated gold coins. they look fantastic! Congratulations on getting a nice set. #129316; Not trying to hijack. Is it better to keep Coins like these in a four Coin set or have them graded and still keep the case? My son will inherit the burnished and the proof 2006 coin sets. 
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thanks  Quote: Not trying to hijack no problem... I like to keep them in OGP myself others think that slabbing them is better I hope others can chime in on your question.
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All my "premium" Mint purchases remain in the OGP.
I never send anything to be graded.
The only OGP I will open up are the annual Mint sets, to move the coins to my Dansco albums. However, I made an exception for the 2026 sets—they remain in the OGP.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Wow, those are drool-worthy! Congrats! 
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Thanks CelticKnot 
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Quote: However, I made an exception for the 2026 sets—they remain in the OGP. Dearborn's Dansco 7076 topic has tempted me. 
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Great purchases, Dearborn!
Errers and Varietys.
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Pillar of the Community
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Stunning Historic designs, WOW....... Who does Not enjoy looking @ Gold, Thanks for Sharing!!!! Nice additions , My Friend...  ps, Please send Your address, 
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