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The Mint Sells Retired Dies!

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 Posted 07/24/2012  11:09 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add matthewvincent to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks a lot, biokemist6!
As I recall now, the dealer was considering removing the metal
from the sides of the dies. Then he could slip the collar(s) on
and display how the process worked.
"Puddling," huh?
Like melted wax from a candle running down the sides.
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The X canceled (grinder not chisel) Olympic dies are very popular because they have the visible details. Unfortunately this also makes them MUCH more expensive running in the $600 to $1000 range. (There were also a lot fewer of them sold than of the melted 1968 dies, or of the later ground flat State Quarter and other denomination dies the Mint sold. (By the way the Mint no longer sells the dies. Whether they will again in the future is anyone's guess.)
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