I don't think so. It looks like interesting group, and you got some silver too.
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Looks like a good deal. That large Washington medal would now be very costly if purchased from the mint. The "legalized" medals will probably prove popular. Plenty of additional silver as well.
Thanks for the comments. It also came with a USMint White House medal that I didn't know fell from my desk when I was taking pictures. Great seller from eBay, it came well packed in a Jack Daniels tin. Supposed to be a total of 8 coins/medal combined but he sent me 2 extra medals (total 10) plus the OGP/COA from Washington Silver medal that I was not expecting.
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I don't think so. It looks like interesting group, and you got some silver too.
Looks like a good deal. That large Washington medal would now be very costly if purchased from the mint. The "legalized" medals will probably prove popular. Plenty of additional silver as well.
I would say you did well to get that entire lot for that price. Some nice ones there. Cheers, RickO
Somebody probably paid that in grading fees on this group
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Thanks for the comments. It also came with a USMint White House medal that I didn't know fell from my desk when I was taking pictures. Great seller from eBay, it came well packed in a Jack Daniels tin. Supposed to be a total of 8 coins/medal combined but he sent me 2 extra medals (total 10) plus the OGP/COA from Washington Silver medal that I was not expecting.
I think it's a cool set for that price
Nice set, and timely since George Washington's 290th birthday is tomorrow.
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