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2008 - W Buffalo

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Does anyone know what the population is for......

PCGS PF 70 FIRST STRIKE 2008-W $10 GOLD BUFFALO

Thanks,
I don't know where to find it.
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Ok, have I posted this in the wrong forum?

Or, have I asked the wrong question?

Or, is it an impossible question to answer?

Or, ?

Does anyone know where I can find the answer?
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Well, the mint gives sales figues only for 1 oz coins.

As for the grade, etc etc many buffalos are bound to be that grade because gold is a soft metal and it's easy to strike on.

Anyways, if this helps, the mint sold 177k 1 oz buffaloes in 2008
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Have a look here:
http://mintnewsblog.blogspot.com/20...intages.html

If you have the coin's number on the slab, type it into the Lookup by PCGS No: box on this webpage:
http://www.pcgs.com/pop/

I would imagine that just about all of these ¼-oz. W's would have come back MS-69 or MS-70....
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