Pres. Spouse F/S coin #'s for those interested

OPA · September 30, 2007 12:33AM

MW...PR....150891
MW...MS....150887
AA...PR......150893
AA...MS....150889
TJ...PR....152124
TJ...MS....152120

FLBuffaloHunter · September 30, 2007 1:07AM

Non-First Strike©-

MW Proof = 150890
AA Proof = 150892
TJ Proof = 152123

MW Uncirculated = 150886
AA Uncirculated = 150888
TJ Uncirculated = 152119

Interesting there have been more than twice as many non-First Strike© Liberty's graded than First Strike©

OPA · September 30, 2007 2:19AM

Yup...looks like a lot of collectors don't want to pay the extra $10 F/S fee. Maybee a mistake down the road...

quarterguy · September 30, 2007 2:55AM

I wonder if the non first strike numbers for the unc is a mistake. I sent in 3 uncs, paid for 3 first strike labels and only got 2.

FLBuffaloHunter · September 30, 2007 3:44AM

<< <i>I wonder if the non first strike numbers for the unc is a mistake. I sent in 3 uncs, paid for 3 first strike labels and only got 2. >>

What coin number do the cerificates have?

JimDepot · September 30, 2007 4:57AM

Thanks OPA.

Still have mine unopened .

57loaded · September 30, 2007 5:11AM

<< <i>Yup...looks like a lot of collectors don't want to pay the extra $10 F/S fee. Maybee a mistake down the road... >>

or they just assumed or forgot or have never sent in a FS eligible coin b4.

i am still debating to send mine in or keep raw.

70's seem like a long shot for me. i thought i had a couple when i sent in 5 MW but nada and i won't go across the street for an easier shot at 70.

thanks for the coin numbers! and Florida Buffalo for the early pop reports.

FLBuffaloHunter · September 30, 2007 5:22AM

Can't go wrong leaving them sealed since you can send them in for grading later if you decide to. Unless PCGS discontinues the First Strike© insert after this year as it has been rumored they will

Coinlearner · September 30, 2007 5:23AM

Thanks for numbers.........Collectors not getting FS is not surprising. If you are collecting the matched set in slabs, some FS may become costly, while regular one will be more easy on the pocketbook.