I never saw the interest when they offer the same coins earlier in the year but just packaged differently. My guess is they will sell out because of the 50,000 limit. It may take a little longer because of the 1 per household limit. Regards.
Yeah I've stopped collecting modern coins for this reason. I'll finish of my ATB and State Quarters circulation sets but that's it for me. I don't even care too much for the new quarters, I doubt I'll even build a circulation set of those.
Mintage Limit: None Product Limit: 50,000 Pretty much sums it up. A hearty no from me. PS- I'm confident the HL will increase from one tomorrow. Probably to unlimited.
I doubt it will end up selling out. Only a couple things have actually sold out this year. Spotting problems aplenty as well and the limited proof sets 50k is a pretty big mintage. HHL always come off after 24 hours. 1 was a wildly low limit for this set to start with. A lot of the sells outs that had happened in the near past had to do with the ASE/AGE design change for last and first year of the two designs. The 2.5 oz military medals have all sold out as well, but aside from that for the most part things arent selling out anymore just like they werent before
Part of the reason I quit collecting modern coins. Collecting since 1948 and quit in 2018. Quit stamp collecting in 2000 for the same reasons. I think the set above is a big rip off. All the coins are available in other less expensive ways.
So many interesting, beautiful, historically significant coins out there. Why would anyone spend $ on this junk anymore?
What are the mint marks Would they be something only in this set? Like the w dime or cents in the mint set. Where there w nickels too? I’m still po’d about not having the last s mint 2021 ATB quarters
All s mint marks 2022 silver Proof set $105 2022 s Proof ASE $73 2022 s Women Quarters Proof set $73 Well, once I did the math, you can save $50 if you get the Limited Edition vs buying the separate sets.
Nope, silver proof set includes the quarters for $105. So you're paying $23 more for the Limited Edition, and you don't get the cent, nickel, or dollar.