ASE celebrates 21st birthday

Tomy

Any one interesed in ASE, they turn 21 this year. I believe it is time for a key date, should I order or put my $$ in older coins where the design/material will change in the next 3 to 6 years? Good collecting!

kiyote

This will be an excellent time to roll out the special 20th Anniversary sets! (?!?!)

Burks

You mean 20th birthday right? Since they were first produced in 1986 (a year after my birth).

I wonder what these new sets will look like? May have to order a couple.

coinnut86

<< <i>You mean 20th birthday right? Since they were first produced in 1986 (a year after my birth).

I wonder what these new sets will look like? May have to order a couple. >>





I was born in 86 (hence coinnut86) I'll only be 20 this year.

I wish I was 21

relayer

It can go out and get drunk now

CoinHusker

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<< <i>You mean 20th birthday right? Since they were first produced in 1986 (a year after my birth).

I wonder what these new sets will look like? May have to order a couple. >>





I was born in 86 (hence coinnut86) I'll only be 20 this year.

I wish I was 21 >>




Count 1986-2006 out on your fingers and toes you'll be one short...hopefully.

Bochiman

That's the difference between an object and a person, though....
(though, some cultures do start counting age starting with the conception)....


A person celebrates when they reach 1 year (and each year after), a coin, or other object, starts with its debut.

In this case, it is the 20th anniversary, but 21st coin. Stupid way to do it

Burks

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In this case, it is the 20th anniversary, but 21st coin. Stupid way to do it >>



That's how I counted it.