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<p>[QUOTE="Spark1951, post: 8593070, member: 90692"][USER=78199]@rte[/USER] …Yes, overpriced…the advert you posted makes the cost come to 38.75 cents each.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, the problem with buying rolls of these is there is sure to be most of them under mint state condition, meaning worth only FV. I don’t see anything in the ad that says otherwise, and those rolls look to be CWR. It would be an incredibly lucky happenstance for just 25-50% to be anywhere near mint state unless they were listed as <b>original Mint rolls.</b> And even then there is no guarantee they haven’t been searched for the gems.</p><p><br /></p><p>The CuNi business strike was made in huge quantities: 1.669 <b>billion; </b>809+ million from Philadelphia and 860+ million from Denver. These mintages reflect only the business strike…there were 11 million proofs churned out, and a bunch of special issues.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, the upshot of all this ( slice of reality, folks ) is that they will never be rare or scarce and it will be another 5-15 years before AU58+ starts appreciating.</p><p>…imo…Spark[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Spark1951, post: 8593070, member: 90692"][USER=78199]@rte[/USER] …Yes, overpriced…the advert you posted makes the cost come to 38.75 cents each. Now, the problem with buying rolls of these is there is sure to be most of them under mint state condition, meaning worth only FV. I don’t see anything in the ad that says otherwise, and those rolls look to be CWR. It would be an incredibly lucky happenstance for just 25-50% to be anywhere near mint state unless they were listed as [B]original Mint rolls.[/B] And even then there is no guarantee they haven’t been searched for the gems. The CuNi business strike was made in huge quantities: 1.669 [B]billion; [/B]809+ million from Philadelphia and 860+ million from Denver. These mintages reflect only the business strike…there were 11 million proofs churned out, and a bunch of special issues. So, the upshot of all this ( slice of reality, folks ) is that they will never be rare or scarce and it will be another 5-15 years before AU58+ starts appreciating. …imo…Spark[/QUOTE]
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