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Quote:Buck - The US Mint website lists the Reverse Proofs as single coins this year. The "Morgan and Peace dollar 2026 Two-Coin Set" is what appears on the product page, but when you subscribe to that set, it changes to "Morgan and Peace dollar Two-Coin Reverse Proof Set Subscription." I fear we are not going to know the truth until we get them in hand, but I hope the website updates their images and specs before it comes to that.  |
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Now I'm curious about this—is it a new Palladium or Platinum Eagle? Quote:
It's a silver medal going to be released with the 1907 gold coin as a set, part of the best of mint series... It is outside my budget, that is all I can say for certain.  I still wish these silver medals were offered solo. I might find a way to afford them.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I agree, wish they'd offer the silver medals separately.
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United States
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@ Boba, Yes your correct the 1921 Peace Silver dollars were 1st released in 1921, I am a recipient of a Few of those sets.  My reasoning behind the rant, Only Peace dollars from 2026 on, Truly have a 100th Anniversary. Not The Morgan dollars.  |
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I hope this diamond finish is real, because not only would it give me a fifth type for my collection, but there's a chance the mint might use it for the ASEs and AGEs next year. Originally, I thought the Enhanced UC set would take the far-right empty spots on this page of my CAPS Album, but now I think I'll need to move the 2017 Liberty medals and rearrange the Morgan and Peace dollars in a way that makes sense.  |
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Boba, that page looks really good.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks to all for the discussion, videos, and updates. . .If a private company ran its web commerce portal the way the US Mint did, the company would be a laughingstock.
" Even a clock that's stopped is right twice a day. "
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United States
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I know plenty that are arguably worse.  They get no press because they are not the US Mint, but I assure you they have heard my complaints.  |
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Jbuck wrote
Boba, that page looks really good Thanks, but now I have to figure out a way to incorporate the Diamond Finish set I was hoping the Enh UC coins would be the last versions the mint released and then this type collection would be done, but now it's going to look incomplete. |
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Thanks, but now I have to figure out a way to incorporate the Diamond Finish set I have full faith and confidence that you will make it work. Quote:
I was hoping the Enh UC coins would be the last versions the mint released and then this type collection would be done, but now it's going to look incomplete. The Mint is always going to come up with something new. Perhaps call it complete for a date range that you define? It is how I accept my 7070 as complete— 19th & 20th Century Type set. No need for all the types released the last quarter century.  |
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New Member
United States
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I saw the same thing about the reverse proof... but when you look close, it also says... other items you might be interested in
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New Member
United States
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I just bought the subscription... at 160,000 total, it will be a rare coin, regardless of price. This coin will sell out, you heard it here first.
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 to the Community, RETIRED LEO! |
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Welcome aboard, LEO. It may sell out but a mintage of 160,000 is not rare.
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