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The gold is classic, of course.
I don't really like the silver all that much.

If I wanted a similar obverse design (for the silver), I'd prefer the Britannia obverse:

I really enjoyed his posts with the space related items.

The date should be 2026, not 1916. What's the point of putting 1916 on something that's getting released next year?

Always been a fan of type ones. They look like mini-twenties. I like die cracks too.
Great dollar !

@luckychucky said:
Mines came in last week. It's on the way to NGC for grading. Hoping it's a PF70. I am now waiting on my Sacagwea coin which shipped today.

ngc? why not pcgs?

There is another laser engraved AE proof coin coming out 8/20 and then the next day the American Liberty High Relief Gold coin comes out. I plan on getting both as well as the navy and Marine AE when they come out. I'd like to flip the whole set.

the sac in the ogp is going for 2700 on ebay. the army is 200

the most profit will be made on advanced releases and first day of issue then first strikes and early releases. for me it is better to flip raw and save the grading fess and potential decrease in ebay offers

i'd also flip each as they are released. you're not going to get more for the set, and ebay prices might come down while waiting for others

I don't see how repeating the designs from1916 and 2016 is at all relevant in 2026. The medal obverse is inspiring. The medal reverse is just plain dumb and quite embarrassing.

I don't understand the nuances of early copper enough to comment on the toning or the PCGS designation (although I see it as a RB as well), but I can certainly say that is a both a GORGEOUS and FANTASTIC Large Cent!