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Valued Member
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I know many have different opinions of Littleton coin company but there is a nice offer available. Bought set of the 55 complete unc. U.S National Park quarters for $15.95 delivered free with no sales tax which is basically just $2.20 over face value. I think a nice set to have or to gift to a young collector. The coins are beautiful- nothing rare but a really nice set. The offer # is 5YH406 and you search "respond to an ad"
Just thought I would pass this along. Stay safe
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Pillar of the Community
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Littleton does have some occasional specials. One of my favorites is the "Silver Eagle at Our Cost" promo they run a couple of times a year!
I try to jump on that one!
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Pillar of the Community
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That actually is a pretty good deal for the ease of it, I hope that lots of people who are interested are able to snag some
Makes me wonder if they just weren't selling at the original $112 price tag...
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When you buy any of their "Specials" don't you automatically get registered for their monthly "Coins on approval" program? Or did they discontinue that........
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No but you do receive a few " coins on approval" with an order and a pre-paid envelope to return them. So very easy and free to return the coins. While I wouldn't buy very rare coins from them they do seem to have some interesting modern coin deals and these are great to encourage new collectors. I guess their business model must work for them as they have been around for many years.
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No but you do receive a few " coins on approval" with an order and a pre-paid envelope to return them. Well yeah, that's their "Coins on approval" program like I said. For that to stop you have to contact them and cancell or I think they keep sending you coins to look at every month or so....... |
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@ BGLI...I'm wondering if they were either all P or D mints ?
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Bought set of the 55 complete unc. U.S National Park quarters for $15.95 delivered free with no sales tax which is basically just $2.20 over face value Very nice!  |
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Valued Member
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Greasy Fingers - they do all appear to be P and Ds. Very nice looking rolls
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice to pick that up...I remember Littleton from the late 60's/early 70's...couldn't wait for their coins to arrive...I was a kid hooked on coins.
KK
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Bedrock of the Community
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I just don't want to get on their mailing list.
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Nice to pick that up...I remember Littleton from the late 60's/early 70's...couldn't wait for their coins to arrive...I was a kid hooked on coins. I am not ashamed to admit that a large portion of my Lincoln cents and Buffalo nickels came from Littleton.  My choice then was either Littleton or begging my mom to take me to the only LCS which was on the other side of the town and catered to those with more means than a kid with a modest allowance.  |
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