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<p>[QUOTE="iPen, post: 2436302, member: 69760"]So, I'm wondering, if one were to seek these "Cartwheel Proofs" (I'm not sure there's an official name for them, so I'm calling it this) from the Mint directly, should one purchase proof coins from the Mint well after the initial offerings? Does the Mint typically have a timeline for how long these proofs are offered? If so, then do you order proofs during the final week? For example, if it's a 12 week production cycle, do you order the specific proof coin at week 12? Or, is it all a toss up as far as what you'll get, since there's no telling when the proof dies will be replaced or maintained? Or if the dies aren't worked to death like in the era of the '64 coin, and dies typically last until the last run, is the Mint consistent with releasing "Cartwheel Proofs" in their last batch?</p><p><br /></p><p>I think these "Cartwheel Proofs" are superior to the "Proof-Like" strikes, so this would be preferred in my book (IMHO for my collection, Cartwheel Proof > Proof-Like > Proof > Business).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="iPen, post: 2436302, member: 69760"]So, I'm wondering, if one were to seek these "Cartwheel Proofs" (I'm not sure there's an official name for them, so I'm calling it this) from the Mint directly, should one purchase proof coins from the Mint well after the initial offerings? Does the Mint typically have a timeline for how long these proofs are offered? If so, then do you order proofs during the final week? For example, if it's a 12 week production cycle, do you order the specific proof coin at week 12? Or, is it all a toss up as far as what you'll get, since there's no telling when the proof dies will be replaced or maintained? Or if the dies aren't worked to death like in the era of the '64 coin, and dies typically last until the last run, is the Mint consistent with releasing "Cartwheel Proofs" in their last batch? I think these "Cartwheel Proofs" are superior to the "Proof-Like" strikes, so this would be preferred in my book (IMHO for my collection, Cartwheel Proof > Proof-Like > Proof > Business).[/QUOTE]
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