2007 Mint Schedule

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  1. flyers10

    flyers10 Collector of US Coinage

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  3. Exiled

    Exiled New Member

    Good that they are by themselves. :thumb:
    I didn't want any more "junk" coins. As it is, I have to put up with the "Golden" dollar, which I just put away in an Interecept Shield single holder, never to see daylight again.
     
  4. flyers10

    flyers10 Collector of US Coinage

    The more I think about it they might be putting out the dollars alone like they do the state quarters and then also include them in the other proof sets. Any one know for sure?
     
  5. Mikjo0

    Mikjo0 Numismatist

    I think ND86 told us in another thread that they will be bundled into one big proof set consisting of 3 seperate boxes enclosed in 1 sleeve.
     
  6. flyers10

    flyers10 Collector of US Coinage

    Thanks for the info!
     
  7. Ed Goldman

    Ed Goldman coin collector

    What is the "Little Rock H.S. Desegration Sil. dol.??????
     
  8. JBK

    JBK Coin Collector

    God bless those Mint people. The politicians are heaping more and more coin programs on them. They had state quarters, new nickels, a few commem issues a year, and then in the past year, mandates for a 24 karat gold bullon coin and FIVE dollar coins per year IN ADDITION to the Sacky, and so as not to upset the people who got the Sacky minted, they are required to mint at least a certain number of those a year in relation to the Presidential dollars.

    I don't know how they are going to do it.
     
  9. toddestan

    toddestan New Member

  10. bama guy

    bama guy Coin Hoarder

  11. Aberlight

    Aberlight New Member

    Does any of this sound like baseball cards in the early 1990's?
     
  12. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator


    No, it sounds more like the commemorative program of the 1930's and the commemorative program of the 1990's. Both of which effectively killed the commemorative coin programs, albeit the first for a much longer time period.

    Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them.
     
  13. thedrew

    thedrew New Member

    commem's

    Why don't the elephants make the commemorative to pay for the war they started, better use of the sur-charge.
     
  14. run_run_run

    run_run_run New Member

    looking forward to the Presidential $1 Coin Proof sets. Anyone know if they will take pre orders soon?
     
  15. Danr

    Danr Numismatist

  16. bama guy

    bama guy Coin Hoarder

    Think the mint will be really be missing the boat if they do not make a silver edition of the presidential coin.

    Anyone heard any informaton of when the APE set may become available?
     
  17. ericl

    ericl Senior Member

    Hooray for Junk!!!!

    ALL circulating coins are "junk." They haven't had circulating gold and silver for years and years and years.
    what's junk are commems that you can't find and are too damnded expensive from the mint.
     
  18. ericl

    ericl Senior Member

    No it's not!

    I thought that the reason they were putting presidents on coins is to get the public interested and increase circulation. I'm very angry with the silver proof sets as they're a complete ripoff. We should have more circulating coins, not "junk silver."
     
  19. Mikjo0

    Mikjo0 Numismatist

    It's also interesting to note that the second commemorative dollar will be offered for sale in May next year instead of September.Hopefully this will avoid the end of the year logjam that happened with the Old Mint commems.
     
  20. Conder101

    Conder101 Numismatist

    I was thinking more like stamp collecting where they keep adding more designs and "you can't just get the single stamp", there's the first day cover, and the plate block, and the panel issue, and the full sheet, and the coil, and the booklet issue. Then for some issues there are the ones printed by an outside firm as well as the ones printed by the BEP. So there is one design, but in order to get it in all its different versions you need six versions and a total of 245 stamps. And that is just for one design! The Post Office issues over a hundred designs a year! Get all the variations for one year that's 24,500 stamps.
     
  21. spock1k

    spock1k King of Hearts


    yes anyone know. I am looking for the anniversary set though. ND86 i am looking at you for an answer :D
     
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