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<p>[QUOTE="JPeace$, post: 1909868, member: 42727"]Three kinds of ASE's:</p><p>1) Bullion - today it's minted primarily by West Point. San Francisco helps with the excess demand. These coins do not carry a mint mark. See Conder101's repsonse as to how the TPG's know. These coins cannot be purchased directly from the U.S. Mint unless you are an approved master bullion dealer. If you are an approved master dealer, they can only be purchased in Green Monster boxes. They are purchased by the dealers @ approximatelyl $2 over melt. These dealers can then turn around and sell them for whatever price they wish.</p><p>2) Uncirculated (Burnished) - Since 2006, the mint has issued an uncirculated version of this coin. They are on special burnished planchets. Hard to tell them from the bullion version, except they have a West Point (W) mint mark. They can be purchased by anyone directly from the mint. This is what you received in the mail.</p><p>3) Proof - Since the ASE inception, this coin has been issued from different mints: Philadelphia, San Francisco and now West Point mint.</p><p> </p><p>Hope that helps a little.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="JPeace$, post: 1909868, member: 42727"]Three kinds of ASE's: 1) Bullion - today it's minted primarily by West Point. San Francisco helps with the excess demand. These coins do not carry a mint mark. See Conder101's repsonse as to how the TPG's know. These coins cannot be purchased directly from the U.S. Mint unless you are an approved master bullion dealer. If you are an approved master dealer, they can only be purchased in Green Monster boxes. They are purchased by the dealers @ approximatelyl $2 over melt. These dealers can then turn around and sell them for whatever price they wish. 2) Uncirculated (Burnished) - Since 2006, the mint has issued an uncirculated version of this coin. They are on special burnished planchets. Hard to tell them from the bullion version, except they have a West Point (W) mint mark. They can be purchased by anyone directly from the mint. This is what you received in the mail. 3) Proof - Since the ASE inception, this coin has been issued from different mints: Philadelphia, San Francisco and now West Point mint. Hope that helps a little.[/QUOTE]
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