current mint sets
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I am trying to compile a list of which countries are currently producing proof mint and unc. mint sets. Here is my list, correct me where I'm wrong.
1: proof mint sets(normal metals)
Germany Austria Italy France Spain Portugal Netherlands Finland US UK Australia
South Africa Switz. Czech rep? Denmark Norway Hungary Japan
Monaco and Vatican have been produced but maybe not on yearly basis
2: specimen mint set
Canada
3: unc. and BU mint sets
all countries mentioned above and
Ireland Greece Belgium Luxemburg San Marino Sweden Poland Slovakia Malta Andorra
Israel Singapore Mexico
Dutch mint produces Aruba and sometimes Neth. Antillies
France sometimes ex and current colonies
BRM used to produce many non UK sets has it produced any recently?
Unsure about Russia, Turkey China Thailand Egypt
4: silver proof mint sets
Canada US Singapore
5: piedfort mintsets
no one currently
thanks for any help you can give
1: proof mint sets(normal metals)
Germany Austria Italy France Spain Portugal Netherlands Finland US UK Australia
South Africa Switz. Czech rep? Denmark Norway Hungary Japan
Monaco and Vatican have been produced but maybe not on yearly basis
2: specimen mint set
Canada
3: unc. and BU mint sets
all countries mentioned above and
Ireland Greece Belgium Luxemburg San Marino Sweden Poland Slovakia Malta Andorra
Israel Singapore Mexico
Dutch mint produces Aruba and sometimes Neth. Antillies
France sometimes ex and current colonies
BRM used to produce many non UK sets has it produced any recently?
Unsure about Russia, Turkey China Thailand Egypt
4: silver proof mint sets
Canada US Singapore
5: piedfort mintsets
no one currently
thanks for any help you can give
researching the"distinctive paper" LS SS Fracs and even bonds" most notably from the Wilcox era 1869-80
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The Isle of Man issues UNC sets each year.
Web: www.tonyharmer.org
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The Isle of Man issues UNC sets each year. >>
Thanks, I completely forgot about the IoM sets. Also, Krause seems to missing the last few years in its' listings.