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What's up with the mint, don't they have quality control any longer?
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There would be better strikes in the coin designs weren't so intricate.
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This is the first 2007 D nickel that I found:  |
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As someone posted in another thread, the mint's quality control has gone the way of the dinosaur. I could put it in more colorful terms, but won't.
I haven't seen any 2007 Jeffersons, but my friends who have, report they are very banged up.
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I would have to agree that the quality control of our U.S.Mint has gone down hill big time. It is sad that the mints of foreign countries can mint a far better business strike coin for circulation then us, at least that is the way it seems to me.
Bruce.
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I hate to say it but the US mint has been putting out junk lately, lacks quality.
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Yessir!! Down the drain. It's so pathetically disgusting because pre-80s coins have held up sooo much better than those made even one or two years ago. I usually cringe a little when I am handed any change from anyone, it's really disgusting!!  |
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 Thanks for your input  But will all this make for some new variety's  when its all done I think that finding a good mint stage coin will be the hardest thing to find in 2007 rolls  |
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It Might amac44 I would hold on to them just in case.
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