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Very nice selections.
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Lovely coins you picked out there. In case you want to expand into different mints, this series is the only one struck at all US mints: Philly, Charlotte, Dahlonega, Nawlins, San Fran, Carson City, and Denver.
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Yes and the series is huge with over 200 different year and mint combinations. I figure just filling in the common dates will take me a few years. I might never get to the key dates but I can have fun in the meantime.
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Uncommon dates are where you find them, but they're usually raw if they sell for prices close to melt. Bullion dealers are not always motivated by collectibility, but they are mostly trustworthy for authenticity. I turned up a raw VF-XF 1874-S half eagle at a shop I trust for a small premium 20 years ago. Always check the weight yourself.
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Looks like you found what you were looking for. Congratulations! They are very nice.
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Buying these is like buying candy. I am up to a dozen of them now :)
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