@ProofCollection said:
Mine came back PR69DCAM. It's available for sale in BST forum at mint issue price.
2917 left in mint inventory.
Do people actually pay Mint issue prices for 69s, when the coin is still available from the Mint, just to get a guaranteed non-70 in a slab?
The better question would be "does the 1st amendment actually exist anymore"? Not in current times it seems.
Except, this is a US coin forum, not a US politics forum. So this is simply not the place to have that discussion, and you are just going to get the thread nuked if you want to go there.
@ProofCollection said:
Mine came back PR69DCAM. It's available for sale in BST forum at mint issue price.
2917 left in mint inventory.
Do people actually pay Mint issue prices for 69s, when the coin is still available from the Mint, just to get a guaranteed non-70 in a slab?
The better question would be "does the 1st amendment actually exist anymore"? Not in current times it seems.
Fair question. I look at these themes as something we should aspire to and not necessarily assume our country fits all of our standards at all times. If you look at our history, that's very clearly not been the case in the past and won't be going forward. That's not to say we shouldn't still work toward them and coins remind us of what we should keep in mind regardless of our political position.
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Do people actually pay Mint issue prices for 69s, when the coin is still available from the Mint, just to get a guaranteed non-70 in a slab?
The better question would be "does the 1st amendment actually exist anymore"? Not in current times it seems.
Except, this is a US coin forum, not a US politics forum. So this is simply not the place to have that discussion, and you are just going to get the thread nuked if you want to go there.
It was dust an> @SIDtheKID said:
Fair question. I look at these themes as something we should aspire to and not necessarily assume our country fits all of our standards at all times. If you look at our history, that's very clearly not been the case in the past and won't be going forward. That's not to say we shouldn't still work toward them and coins remind us of what we should keep in mind regardless of our political position.