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picked this up at a local gun show   |
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Sweet , Imo, There is Nothing like a Perfect " Uncirculated " Finish American Silver Eagle, or Most Other Uncirculated Coins.... I have Always Appreciated the " under dog ", ( usually Less Minted and Usually Less Collected historically )  Best Wishes Collecting. You've made a Good Investment Are your plans to collect the ASE Series too. Edited by morgans dad
03/25/2023 7:11 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Sharper, larger images woud be nice!
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very nice ASE - you got a perfect score on this one. one down, many many more to go!  |
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Better pics please and what did it cost you. Coins at gun shows are usually overpriced. John1  ( I'm no pro, it's just my humble opinion )
Searched 6.5 +/- Million Cents Since 1971
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$60.00 ain't too bad, I just checked eBay sold prices for an ASE just like yours (NGC PF 70) and they all sold for at a min of $80.00 and a max of $215.00. So well done on your purchase? |
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to tell the truth, I have a 2018 bu and I can`t tell the difference
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Very nice !  A cultivated person is a citizen of the world*
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to tell the truth, I have a 2018 bu and I can`t tell the difference There was a process for "burnished" ASE's at one point but, no longer, think it changed/stopped 2013 ish, to keep cost down. The simple addition of the "W" mint mark, now is apparently enough to call it "burnished".
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Nice example! |
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Quote:There was a process for "burnished" ASE's at one point but, no longer, think it changed/stopped 2013 ish, to keep cost down. The simple addition of the "W" mint mark, now is apparently enough to call it "burnished". Do you have a source for that? I agree that the mint has stopped referring to uncirculated coins as "burnished" and doesn't mention special planchets in the product pages in recent years, but I don't recall hearing anything official about it.
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$60 Good price. Congrats on your first uncirculated/burnished!
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Do you have a source for that? @ Celtic, I can't seem to locate it, I'll keep digging, but I think it might have been coin news, nothing from the mint. I have the 2021 Burnished and a 2021 S Emergency Release, both type 2, both MS70 grade by NGC (NGC doesn't use "SP" designation), the finish on both a very similar, in fact, the S mint is a bit more satiny, neither look like my 2008, reverse of 2007 http://goccf.com/t/436255&SearchTerms=2008 . Trying to get good side by side images in the slabs, is proving difficult.
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03/28/2023 7:34 pm
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Way back When 1986 the ASE Series Began. The term Burnished was not used. Where did the " Uncirculated" Finished Coins Go, in the American Silver Eagle Series The coins ceased to be Made, No Longer an Uncirculated Coin, Just Burnished!. The term " Burnished " was Incorporated, into the series I believe in 2006, and away to history the Uncirculated term went. WHY .. I personally do not understand the Hand Held Discernible differences, That's just me. Back in 1986 the term Burnished was NOT used...... |
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