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US Marshals Commemorative Surcharges Bring Museum Closer To Reality

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US-Marshals-Commemorative-Surcharges-Bring-Museum-Closer-To-RealityCoinWorld - Total net surcharges from the sale of Proof and Uncirculated 2015 U.S. Marshals 225th Anniversary gold $5 half eagles, silver dollars and copper-nickel clad half dollars reached $3,053,338.

A check for the amount of the surcharges was presented May 7 in Fort Smith to U.S. Marshals Museum Inc. in a formal ceremony that included U.S. Sen. John Boozman, R-Ark. and U.S. Rep. Steve Womack, R-Ark. Boozman introduced the initial proposed legislation as its prime sponsor.

No surcharges were distributed to three other potential designated beneficiaries — National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Foundation, and National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund. The authorizing legislation set a $5 million surcharge threshold to be reached before those potential beneficiaries could receive any surcharges beyond that level. Had the threshold been reached and surcharges delivered, they would have been split evenly among the three additional organizations.

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Maybe if more of these commemorative programs end up paying nothing to the groups that lobby to get them, there will be fewer ommemorative coins. As of late, it's getting to point where there are more of these coins than I want to buy. At one time I tried to keep up with all of the sets and gold coins. Now that they are getting ready to issue a breat cancer coin in "pink gold" I'm getting to the point where I don't want spend $450 to $500 or more on one these things. I'm getting modern commemorative coin fatigue.
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Then quit buying them. There is no reason why you should feel compelled to have them all, unless you are filling an album. If that is the case then I know how you feel.
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Yep, just buy what you like. Most do not interest me, but a few do.
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My US numismatic collecting goes to 1964, with the inclusion of some to 1972. The State Quarters are the exception that proves the rule.

ETA: Bullion - does the year matter?
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Some cool background video from the US mint.

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