Ben Franklin Coin and Chronical's
dlimb2
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Sorry this thing left me without the message:
Just received mine in the mail...I have not opened one and was wondering if I should ! These look like they are packaged nice and if anyone thinks they will be worth more on down the road?
How many were produced?
Just received mine in the mail...I have not opened one and was wondering if I should ! These look like they are packaged nice and if anyone thinks they will be worth more on down the road?
How many were produced?
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$65 for a dollar, a couple stamps and...packaging and marketing.
I've played the Mint's game for awhile, but they're getting a tad greedy....
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
<< <i>I've played the Mint's game for awhile, but they're getting a tad greedy.... >>
BST successful dealings with:MsMorrisine, goldman86
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I have not opened one and was wondering if I should ! >>
What is the appeal of not opening mint packages?
You can't check for defective merchandise, and you can't enjoy your coins.
More than 1 commem/yr is, imho, too many.
Everyone wants the $$$ now and people are biting
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Hey dpoole, got any pics? (PS-I'm not coincop lol)
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<< <i>...but mintage wise how do the buffalo and the Ben Franklin compare? >>
It depends on what you are comparing. Total mintages? Franklin gets the nod with a total mintage of 500,000 for two different designs each in two finishes compared to the Buffalo with 500,000 for one design and two finishes.
If you mean the special sets then they are the same. 50,000 sets each for the Buffalo Coin & Currency, Franklin statesman/chronicles, and whatever the set was for the Franklin scientist set. I forget it's name.
Overall I think the lowest mintage is the Unc Scientist.
<< <i>What's with the large picture on the bottom of the folder that is encased in plastic. Is it on special paper or something? I'm wondering why it just wasn't printed on the folder without the plastic bubble over it. It looks vaguely familiar too...
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This is the same thing on the back of the $2 bill.