The mint's new marketing strategy revealed. [ATTACH]
The Kennedy half is the reason I bought a set, although one could argue that the 1998-S matte proof silver (mintage 64,141) is still the lowest.
Found it! https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2465.html
My plan is to acquire all the 1894-S proof dimes and then really gouge the buying public. No need to melt any of them! Only 24 to go!
Must have hit the 50,000 product limit. Of course, on May 1 you can buy all the 2019-D Kennedy's you want.
Ya'll are correct on both counts.:wacky:
Although I like the gold design, $400 is too much for me. I agree with dwhiz on the other two - meh! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Another domed commemorative series is coming in 2020, and you could design it! Sixtieth anniversary of the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield...
If anyone cares, I just noticed both proof and BU 2018 dollars are available from the mint again. (Even if no one cares, it's still true.:troll:)...
What he said ^ Lincolns look best natural IMHO.
Very cool. Makes you wonder who dropped it and how long it sat there before you came along. Yeah, I wonder about stuff like that.
Now that's funny. And even your envelope is worth a bunch as well!
Here's a link to the article if you'd like to read it. You may have to disable your ad-blocker to allow the Coin World site to load....
Yes, it's a metallic element, a member of the platinum family. Atomic number 44, symbol Ru.
Ruthenium is a chemical element that is being used to electroplate coins and other objects. It leaves a smooth black finish. It's often combined...
Yep, in this hobby just buy what you like and enjoy it for what it is. I get a silver set every year because they're silver and they're pretty.
Ack!!! You made me google "black ruthenium" and now I can't un-see what I saw!:arghh::blackeye::dead::vomit::nailbiting:
x3! The 1796 Half in F-15, wow!
What do you mean by sold out? There is no mintage limit on proof sets nor the 2019-W cent, and they are both still available from the mint....
Clad proof sets usually plummet in value so the aftermarket is generally a better deal. Silver proof sets hold up a little bit better but not...
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