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<p>[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1942200, member: 5233"]I'm not missing the point, I know what he was doing. What I was saying is...it might be cool to see what would have happened had they minted them into the Clad era...which started in 1965. There were no silver dollars minted dated 1965. Had they minted dollars dated 1965...they could have been 40% silver or they could be clad. All I was saying is, it would neat to see the Peace design in clad...at least I think it would be.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I don't think this is completely accurate. Since these coins were never issued, they are not legal tender. If you look at how the sale price of the 1933 Double Eagle broke down...it includes $20 to the Treasury to monetize the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is how the $7,590,020.00 final price broke down:</p><p><br /></p><p>$6,600,000.00 final sales price ($3.3 million to the US Treasury and $3.3million to S. Fenton)</p><p>$990,000 buyers premium (15% of final bid price)</p><p>$20 to monetize the coin (to the US Treasury)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CamaroDMD, post: 1942200, member: 5233"]I'm not missing the point, I know what he was doing. What I was saying is...it might be cool to see what would have happened had they minted them into the Clad era...which started in 1965. There were no silver dollars minted dated 1965. Had they minted dollars dated 1965...they could have been 40% silver or they could be clad. All I was saying is, it would neat to see the Peace design in clad...at least I think it would be. I don't think this is completely accurate. Since these coins were never issued, they are not legal tender. If you look at how the sale price of the 1933 Double Eagle broke down...it includes $20 to the Treasury to monetize the coin. Here is how the $7,590,020.00 final price broke down: $6,600,000.00 final sales price ($3.3 million to the US Treasury and $3.3million to S. Fenton) $990,000 buyers premium (15% of final bid price) $20 to monetize the coin (to the US Treasury)[/QUOTE]
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