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I signed up at the US Mint website to start receiving the ASE's. Does anyone know when they start sending them out? Thanks,

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The Proof and Uncirculated W versions do not have a set release date yet and neither were minted at all in 2009. Hopefully they will resume minting in 2010 but who knows when that will be.
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Thanks Bio.

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what does ASE stand for? and is there a good place to brush up on ancronyms? ie. WAM, 7070, DDO, etc
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ASE stands for American Silver Eagle which is a coin that the US Mint produces. I think due to the shortage of silver they did not make any in proof for 2009 and so far none for 2010. It is a beautiful coin. As far as the abbreviations, try the glossary om the left hand side of this webpage. I just learned about it a few days ago myself. It's under the navigation heading.

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WAM= Wide AM in AMERICA on the Lincoln Cent
CAM=Close AM in America on the Lincoln Cent
7070= Dansco 7070 a type set album (you can click the link in my signature to see what the 7070 consists of)
DDO=Double Die Obverse
DDR=Double Die Reverse
MAD=Mis-Aligned Die
GOP=Government Original Packaging
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I doubt they will be minting them in 2010 since the bullion version is still in high demand.
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