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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ken Thomson, post: 6239485, member: 114058&quot;]I got out of coins 12 years ago when cataract surgery completely reversed my vision and I no longer trusted my eyesight when grading coins...</p><p>Got back in in February to buy silver as an inflation hedge, mostly BU and proof $1 commemorative. Had to buy a new Red Book and nearly flipped when I saw the mintage of 32,030 for the 2015 March of Dimes proof $1and they were available for $30-35 in PCGS and NGC Pf69 on Ebay.</p><p>I bought a bunch because that was only $5-$8 above the price of early modern issues, raw and ungraded.</p><p>Then I bought a MoD 3 piece set, W dime, reverse proof dime and proof $1.</p><p>Then I looked up the mintage of these proof dimes, 74,430???</p><p>If the dimes were only available in the 3 coin sets, how could there be 74,430 dimes and only 32,030 dollars?</p><p>I think the mintage of the proof dollar is actually 106,460.</p><p>The Red Book, as the &quot;bible&quot; of coin collecting, should be as correct as humanly possible because people like me make investment decisions based upon it.</p><p>What you&#039;ll think about that?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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