Your Favorite US Commemorative Coin

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1992 white house commemorative coin and 1986 statue of liberty.

 

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Hello everyone..here is the latest commem's added to my collection..a two coin proof and uncirculated 1999 G.Washington Set....hope you enjoy as much as I do..
RickieB

 

Cool!!!

I saw one of them at the show a few months back...they were a good price but I didn't get them...
Looks like you have a good set!!

Speedy

 

Thanks Speedy...how are things going with your Franklins and cents??

RickieB

 

The Cents are done...I'm going to have 2 of them slabbed and then its total done...

Franklins....I'm over half way done with my PF 66 set....I'm only missing the 50-51-52-53-55....the 55 shouldn't be too hard and the 50-51-52-53 should be that hard to find...just high in value.

Speedy

 

Ya know Speedy...many years ago I collected 1950 -1964 Cameo Proofs of all denominations. I sold the majority of them years ago..I just sent in a 1956 hopefully Pfr 68 DCAM to PCGS...I have never seen another like it..I have a Prf 66 Frankie..it's my birth year..I have a bunch of nickles pennys and dimes as well...the nickles are mostly blue and golden color...the 55 Frankie has a blue tinge all over the devices....I just picked up some more AGE for my collection 2002 1 oz, 2004 1/2 oz, 1988 1/2oz, 1991 1/2oz, 1997 1/2 oz and 1987 1/2 oz....complements of the Mass State lottery..best way to do it huh??
Perhaps I will take some pics for you on the Frankie and cameo stuff when they return..how's the grading school thing working out? Gonna go??

RickieB

 

I sure hope you take some photos!!!!
I haven't seen too many PF68DCAM's....they just aren't easy to find....I do have one PF67 that I think would have gotten CAMEO from PCGS but NGC wasn't as easy on it...

As for the grading school....I see that they have it on DVD now so I might be able to take that....

Speedy

 

Hi everyone..researching modern commem's, I came across this on the mints commem press release info...seems that this coin should do very well in the future. It is already trading at significant premiums..


"On the other hand, the Black Revolutionary War Patriots Silver Dollar sold the fewest units in the history of modern commemorative coin programs despite our best efforts. The program is unlikely to reach break-even when it closes in December 1998. Sales were $3,653,000 for proof and uncirculated coins at September 30."

RickieB