Marine Corps 230th Anniversary Proof Silver Dollar

bbrewski

There will be 4 choices for this coin.Text. So of the 600,000 made the numbers will go down as they are spread out over the 4 options.What will be the best one. Any thoughts, will the proof be better then the satin one who knows.

bbrewski

2005 United States Mint American Legacy Collection Price: $135.00 ,100,000 will be made

Marine Corps 230th Anniversary Proof Silver Dollar Price: $35.00 .

Marine Corps 230th Anniversary Uncirculated Silver Dollar Price: $33.00. This one has a satin finish
Marine Corps Coin And Stamp Set Price: $40.00 , 50,000 will be made
Any thoughts about which one will be best for resale of these four choices, 600,000 will be made across all 4 sets.

MikeInFL

I'd guess the silver satin finish if history holds...Mike

ddink

I'd rank Legacy first and Uncirc second.

ss350camaro

link

tincup

I would have to vote for the Legacy set first.... a first time issue in this format, and with what is sure to be a popular coin. But then again I thought the Lewis and Clark Coin and Currency sets would be a no-brainer hit also..... nuff said.

AC7DX

With the milk spot problems with other coins, I am afraid to buy anything from the mint.

merz2

I personally was hoping for the proof and the satin combo.I will be buying both if sold seperate.I am an ex jarhead.

bbrewski

thanks for the link.

AccentonCoins

Are the quarters/dime/half silver or clad in the legacy set? I have to assume no since it does not say so, but who knows?

bbrewski

these are on ebay all ready

Nickelback

I'll probably get all four...someone in the family is collecting the first day covers, and I'll probably give the proof to one of my friends from when we were in the Corps.

Michael