That is what I was looking for-- thank you!
For the life of me I could not find that information on the mint website. It took me 30 times 10 seconds to find it, even after you let me know it was there.
Now that I have, it clears up some things-- like why it is so hard to find the plain old uncirculated coin in a gov't airtite in a cardboard box. I would prefer those, over the other forms, because I like consistency in my collection and want little square boxes for each of the 20+ specimens.
Now the new mystery...I will have to go figure out the difference between B46, "Half Dollar Uncirculated" and B34, "Half Dollar Uncirculated- Encapsulated". It gives me something to do. But even combined, they do not equal the number of Young Collectors or the combined numbers of the multi-sets. At least now I know why they are so hard to find for sale.
For the life of me I could not find that information on the mint website. It took me 30 times 10 seconds to find it, even after you let me know it was there.
Now that I have, it clears up some things-- like why it is so hard to find the plain old uncirculated coin in a gov't airtite in a cardboard box. I would prefer those, over the other forms, because I like consistency in my collection and want little square boxes for each of the 20+ specimens.
Now the new mystery...I will have to go figure out the difference between B46, "Half Dollar Uncirculated" and B34, "Half Dollar Uncirculated- Encapsulated". It gives me something to do. But even combined, they do not equal the number of Young Collectors or the combined numbers of the multi-sets. At least now I know why they are so hard to find for sale.




















