presidential coins

I work for a bank, so I get to see a lot of coins everyday, lucky me. I try to buy all the Ike's I can find. This one guy comes in every so often asking for Ike's and said he just gives them to people at McDonalds and such... I was pretty disappointed to hear him say that, oh well. I'd like to find someone that gets denver mint coins. All the uncirc coins I see are philly mint since I'm on the east coast. Anyone up for trading?

 

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i would love to be around coins all day. i also would love to be around lots of ike's. your job sounds so cool.

 

Unfortunately, we don't receive any IKEs from dunbar. All the IKE's we receive are from customers.

 

darn

 

A cool type set could be a 20th century dollar set in ms65 or higher. with an emphasis on eye appeal

 

that would be cool.

 

I always thought of the term "Baby dollars" as referring to the Sac dollars because, Duh, they have a baby on them.

 

well that would seem like the right term for baby coins. did you see the picture of the ike dollar with the canadian coin a little down in this thread? can you u guess which coin looks like a baby/smaller. all of our coins now are around the same size but compare to the ike. . . there are more awnsers to this question along this thread as well. hope u find the right answer.
try post number 36, that should help.

 

WOW, free coins for only $124. way cool. $124 sounds very free.

 

would they also have like sba, morgans, ikes, or am i just dreaming?
cuz that would be cool.

 

Definitely dont have morgans or ikes. I know they have the presidental dollars and they might sacajaweas (no idea how to spell it) and sba's are even less likely but still a possiblility.

 

i would love more sba's. i would love a SACAGAWEA thats not a 2000 P or D. thats all i have.
love one with a S mark.

 

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i think you'll need a proof sac to get an S buck.

 

to bad, s marks seem to be worth more

 

Of course they do - they are proofs with a lower collector base, but a much, much lower mintage, and 99.9% of them are high grade strikes in uncirculated condition.

 

Unless one of these days someone finds one of the 2000 S business strikes they made when they were doing test runs in 1999.

 

taht would be a nice find for me

 

I got a 2002S Sackie from a restaurant cash drawer once.

 

The mint is selling these coins at face value including shipping, but you have to order $250 or $500 worth.

https://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&productId=14506&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=16238