Just between you, me, and the lamp post, if I wanted to buy a modern commem, where would I go?
This question is completely hypothetical. If you were in the market for a select few modern commemoratives whose designs you admire, where would you buy them? Let's also assume. hypothetically speaking, that I was not interested in pop top coins, but ones in the lowly grade of MS67 or MS68 (or Proof 67 or Proof 68). Thoughts?
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Didn't wanna get me no trade
Never want to be like papa
Working for the boss every night and day
--"Happy", by the Rolling Stones (1972)
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Steve
<< <i>US Mint?
Steve >>
The Mint does not slab their commems. Your best option is eBay..
<< <i>ebay >>
Any particular one that you have your eye on?
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You might check dealer's boxes of "bargain slabs" for slabbed examples, too.
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<< <i>Local B&M or local show would likely be the best venue since you could look at the coin in-hand first, there would likely be a deep selection, there would be no shipping charge, which could be a relatively high percentage of a smaller purchase, and you could see if the coin in-hand matches your expectations generated from images. >>
Agreed, my local B&M has busboy tubs of moderns, they are willing to pratically give away. All in mint holders, but for the price and the ability to search through them its a good deal.
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