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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;d.t.menace, post: 1093537, member: 18944&quot;]1. Yes i.m buying, I always get a unc. mint ste.</p><p>2. Tecnically they&#039;re not business strikes. They&#039;re struck with new dies on different presses under more pressure but --- see#3</p><p>3. If you happen to find a well struck gem in an early die state in a bank roll you probably couldn&#039;t tell a difference.</p><p>4. I don&#039;t think you&#039;ll see a special designation on the tpg labels but you never know, they&#039;re always coming up with something new to boost sales.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>By the way I&#039;m very glad to see the end of satin finishes. They were trying to do a special finish without taking steps during the handling and packaging to insure quality and the end result was an uglier coin than a regular business strike. Every little nick and scrape that broke the satin finish stood out like a sore thumb.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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