March Of Dimes set.. PCGS,NGC 69s ,lower PCGS 70s $335 - $406

bestday · April 22, 2015 12:56AM

US Mint Dime set debuts on May 4th .... Philadelphia Reverse Proof dime and a West Point proof dime included in set .. with only 75,000 mintage..the Silver Dollar in the set has a total mintage of 500,000

The 1996 dime goes for around $10-13.. with a mintage of 1.5 million..

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AUandAG · April 22, 2015 1:27AM

One reverse proof dime....is that the first RP dime?

bob

bestday · April 22, 2015 1:32AM

<< One reverse proof dime....is that the first RP dime?

bob

>>

yes it is ... 1st RP dime, to join several reverse proof coins since 2006

FullStrike · April 22, 2015 1:54AM

When they reissue the Silver 3 Cent and then do that in Reverse Proof, I might bite. But a Roosevelt Dime?
No thanks!

winky · April 22, 2015 2:48AM

Yes give me one.

Kaline6 · April 22, 2015 3:34AM

I'm in, I'm a sucker for the reverse proofs.

alohagary · April 22, 2015 3:36AM

In for 5

bestday · April 22, 2015 3:46AM

<< In for 5 >>

Funny ..Mint should have introduced the set at Central States coin show .

dbldie55 · April 22, 2015 7:00AM

Saw them in Portland. Not a big fan of dimes and the reverse proof is the worst looking thing I have ever seen. I cannot believe people like the looks of them.

May pick one of up for the novelty of it.

illini420 · April 22, 2015 7:06AM

Looks like there's already a decent premium being offered for them over on the BST.

I'm sure the reverse proof will be the most popular, but the W-mint proof dime is pretty neat too.

bestday · April 22, 2015 7:37AM

<< Looks like there's already a decent premium being offered for them over on the BST.

I'm sure the reverse proof will be the most popular, but the W-mint proof dime is pretty neat too. >>

Set premiums will build higher....only 75,000 mintage...... 5 per order/or household ... I have heard excellent early offers
A 1st strike PCGS 70 will be priceless.....

Other history ... 2006 reverse American Silver Eagle 1st strike Prf 70 top price was $5,800.. mintage 250,000
2011 reverse American Eagle Prf 70.. was circa $1,000 ....mintage 100,000
2015 reverse Proof Roosevelt Dime ....,,,,,, mintage 75,000..... price top ?

Ebay presale is... $80 - $ 100.00 per set

FullStrike · April 22, 2015 7:40AM

Will they be doing the thin and thick edge reeding also?

DIMEMAN · April 22, 2015 8:08AM

The only thing I would even consider is if they are added to the Registry sets........then only after market.

I really hope they are NOT put into the Registry sets! I really wish they would remove the 1964 SMS!!

Type2 · April 22, 2015 8:09AM

Will not back up the truck but will buy 10 or 20.

MsMorrisine · April 22, 2015 8:13AM

want my usual one set.

hope there is a 3 coin label

bestday · April 22, 2015 8:18AM

<< Will not back up the truck but will buy 10 or 20. >>

Since Ebay has the presale numbers running .. coin club was offered 20 sets ,1st strike.. @125.00 per set... much higher premiums than for 2011 or 2006 Silver , Gold Anniv sets this early....... flippers heaven around corner

GRANDAM · April 22, 2015 1:50PM

This set is for one dollar and two dimes,,,,,

I was thinking there was going to be a set with three dimes only?

Am I mistaken on this?

GrandAm

bestday · April 22, 2015 2:23PM

<< This set is for one dollar and two dimes,,,,,

I was thinking there was going to be a set with three dimes only?

Am I mistaken on this?

GrandAm

>>

Two dimes and the Roosevelt Silver dollar .....that is sale set up for May 4th.. looks like $100.00 is the going rate now per set on Ebay presale

A Reverse Proof Dime and a Proof Dime, from the West Point Mint are the 2 dimes

Bullsitter · April 22, 2015 3:21PM

The U.S. Mint, PCGS, Ebay and PayPal are gonna make lots of money.......

pf70collector · April 23, 2015 2:17AM

Probably buy 5 sets.

Davideo · April 23, 2015 6:03AM

<< The only thing I would even consider is if they are added to the Registry sets........then only after market.

I really hope they are NOT put into the Registry sets! I really wish they would remove the 1964 SMS!! >>

Didn't realize the '64 SMS is in the registry set. That is a pretty low bar for inclusion and I've got to imagine that these will be included in the registry.

illini420 · April 23, 2015 6:10AM

I would expect both dimes to be included in all of the Proof Roosevelt Dime registry sets... not sure how/why anyone would argue they shouldn't be included but with the set registry I've learned that there is almost never 100% agreement on these things.

DCW · April 23, 2015 6:20AM

I'll be gunning for 5. Little downside in my opinion...

bestday · April 23, 2015 6:27AM

How fast is the Mint now processing orders per hour ? That is those sets coming out for 1st day ordering

epcjimi1 · April 23, 2015 6:30AM

In. WTH. See what happens, could be big, could be a snoozer, yet an official limited mintage @ 75000, I'll pull the trigger. Why not.

oih82w8 · April 23, 2015 6:32AM

I am sensing another mint Internet shutdown in the near future...May 4th approx. 1201 EST.

keyman64 · April 23, 2015 6:54AM

So for the flippers of this material, do they go to the website prior to noon, refresh the page a million times until noon at which point it is available to buy, deal with the website crashing or some type of waiting room, struggle for an hour or so and hopefully buy their five for their house, 5 for their office, 5 for the PO Box, 5 for the spouse, 5 for their sibling, 5 for a friend etc? Then they ship their US Mint boxes to PCGS, wait for the results and then post the stuff on eBay or their favorite auction site? Is that how it all works?

What is the US Mint url for this product that people will refresh or is it just the current product listing page?

epcjimi1 · April 23, 2015 6:59AM

epcjimi1 · April 23, 2015 7:04AM

<< So for the flippers of this material, do they go to the website prior to noon, refresh the page a million times until noon at which point it is available to buy, deal with the website crashing or some type of waiting room, struggle for an hour or so and hopefully buy their five for their house, 5 for their office, 5 for the PO Box, 5 for the spouse, 5 for their sibling, 5 for a friend etc? Then they ship their US Mint boxes to PCGS, wait for the results and then post the stuff on eBay or their favorite auction site? Is that how it all works?' >>

Yep, you knocked that one out of the park.

planetsteve · April 23, 2015 7:09AM

<< US Mint Dime set debuts on May 4th .... Philadelphia Reverse Proof dime and a West Point proof dime included in set .. with only 75,000 mintage..the Silver Dollar in the set has a total mintage of 500,000

The 1996 dime goes for around $10-13.. with a mintage of 1.5 million.. >>

I like this analysis, but I wonder if the real question is if there are 75,000 Roosevelt collectors. I enjoy these dimes myself, but that number seems high.

I looked up the 96-W dime and see that it was sold as part of a Mint Set, which possibly had far broader appeal than this particular combination of two dimes and a commemorative of questionable popularity.

I suppose the other consideration to weigh is how many RP collectors are out there. Do we really like reverse proofs?

keyman64 · April 23, 2015 7:32AM

There are the:
Roosevelt Everything Collectors
Roosevelt Dime Collectors
Reverse Proof Collectors
Annual Mint/Proof Set Collectors
The opportunist hoping to just score on something big
The collectors of anything with a lower mintage number
The Normal Flippers that make it slightly harder for the true collectors
and then the collectors of allthemoderncrap that the US Mint is pumping out these days.

Did I miss anyone?

Bochiman · April 23, 2015 7:56AM

So, since this set appears flipable, we shall see some new forum members who will be asking questions about flipping, old forum members who show up in the threads to trash on new products and flippers, and other forum members who ONLY show up when there is something to flip...and they have their moms, dads, brothers, sisters, cousins, etc all get them the product. They will hasten to the threads, tell everyone how great it is and that they have lots of the product, then they will sit on the BST (and ebay) and offer them for sale...and try to undercut everyone else because they bought so many and they have to pay everyone off.

Gotta love those groups....

bestday · April 23, 2015 8:20AM

<< 

<< US Mint Dime set debuts on May 4th .... Philadelphia Reverse Proof dime and a West Point proof dime included in set .. with only 75,000 mintage..the Silver Dollar in the set has a total mintage of 500,000

The 1996 dime goes for around $10-13.. with a mintage of 1.5 million.. >>

I like this analysis, but I wonder if the real question is if there are 75,000 Roosevelt collectors. I enjoy these dimes myself, but that number seems high.

I looked up the 96-W dime and see that it was sold as part of a Mint Set, which possibly had far broader appeal than this particular combination of two dimes and a commemorative of questionable popularity.

I suppose the other consideration to weigh is how many RP collectors are out there. Do we really like reverse proofs? >>

Best to look from this perspective.. this is the 1st RP dime , this alone will give the set a boost ,then there is the 1st West Point Proof dime, and to back up the set..... a Roosevelt Silver Dollar which on the bay is going for $60 in 69 ..... or a 70....$80-100

Remember the 1st Silver Eagle 2006 Reverse Proof ....a forum member here sold the 1st , PCGS 1st strike 70 for $5,800.00.. so strange things can happen.
Whatever... it will be fun

FullStrike · April 23, 2015 11:13AM

The real question should be - how will these Dimes stack up in 20 years against all the other baubles the Mint has put out?

Short term, how many can order before the 1 PM Out Of Stock? And how many can get slabbed 70 specimens on the bay
before the crash?

HATTRICK · April 23, 2015 1:00PM

The flippers will order to the max and it will sell out quickly. Then they will be stuck trying to
sell to the few who really want to buy the set and did not get one from the mint at issue price.

grote15 · April 23, 2015 3:54PM

In for 5 sets. This one has potential to be a winner, imo.

bestday · April 26, 2015 8:48AM

Presales on Ebay still at $ 100.00....

morgansforever · April 26, 2015 8:57AM

The 75k number represents the number of each dime version struck? Or 75K sets?

MsMorrisine · April 26, 2015 9:06AM

75k sets

grote15 · April 26, 2015 9:10AM

<< The 75k number represents the number of each dime version struck? Or 75K sets? >>

I believe it's 75K sets.

ricko · April 26, 2015 11:43PM

I will order one set..... companion to my '96 W dime... Cheers, RickO

mbogoman · April 27, 2015 12:50AM

I'm in for 5. Minimal outlay, what's to lose???

georgiacop50 · April 27, 2015 5:28AM

The set will be a winner...you can take that to the bank...

GMan · April 27, 2015 6:32AM

I'm going to try and get 5 to flip or have graded then flip depending on how much money I have at the time. Maybe hit the lottery with a 70.

GMan · April 27, 2015 6:39AM

I'm going to try and get 5 to flip or have graded then flip depending on how much money I have at the time. Maybe hit the lottery with a 70.

ChiSao · April 27, 2015 6:50AM

Decision I'm struggling with is - is it worth sending the dollar in to be graded too?
Or better to simply send in the dimes?

what say you?

coinhack · April 27, 2015 9:13AM

The dollar should be good since it will be a limited mintage (75K) and would have a special March of Dimes Label.

In that case I would think the sets would have to be submitted in the sealed gov boxes so that the dollars are not considered to be the regular issue coins.

bestday · April 27, 2015 9:56AM

<< The dollar should be good since it will be a limited mintage (75K) and would have a special March of Dimes Label.

In that case I would think the sets would have to be submitted in the sealed gov boxes so that the dollars are not considered to be the regular issue coins. >>

On the money.... the Roosevelt dollar with the Roosevelt set pedigree, should get a premium to other 2015 Roosevelt dollars
Look at the 2012 Silver Eagle Proof, from the 2012 Coin and Currency set ,....There were 50,000 C&C sets with the Proof Eagle ....
A PCGS 70 Silver Proof from the C&C set , goes from $150 -200 while a regular Silver Eagle Proof 70 goes for $75- 90

MsMorrisine · April 27, 2015 10:01AM

<< Decision I'm struggling with is - is it worth sending the dollar in to be graded too?
Or better to simply send in the dimes?

what say you? >>

it depends if there is a "set" label on these.

If pcgs offers a set label, then they'll likely want them all in a mint sealed box

may as well have all 3 graded if that is the case to keep the set together.

Otherwise, if they do not offer a set label, you can buy the $1 comm 70 on the bay.

smokincoin · April 27, 2015 11:31AM

I also think it will sell out. Only weeks later, after the household limits are removed.

pf70collector · April 27, 2015 10:46PM

This set is a key in the making even if it not a popular series. It will probably be sold out in a few hours or maybe not.

March Of Dimes set.. PCGS,NGC 69s ,lower PCGS 70s $335 - $406

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