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Message:: [QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 3271002, member: 112"]Not all of them did, some came in blue envelopes holding a coin inside encased in soft plastic. There is literally a wealth of information out there about the GSA coins. Do a Google search on it and you'll likely find more than you care to read. But here's some basic info regarding the numbers. GSA coin quantities The accepted quantities of each date were: •    1878CC - 61,000 •    1879CC - 4,100 •    1880CC - 131,500 •    1881CC - 147,500 •    1882CC - 605,000 •    1883CC - 755,500 •    1884CC - 962,600 •    1885CC - 148,300 •    1890CC - 3,950 •    1891CC - 5,700 one each of the 1889-CC, 1892-CC, and 1893-CC The remainder consisted of approximately 125,000 circulated and uncirculated Dollars from various other mints. And even those numbers are somewhat skewed because many of the coins that were sold as being uncirculated were not uncirculated. And some that were sold as being circulated were actually uncirculated. Ya see, the people who did the separating of the coins for packaging prior to sale, they couldn't tell one from the other because they didn't know anything about coins.[/QUOTE]