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Presidential First Day of Issue Coin Covers
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I gotta question for anybody that has submitted Presidential Coin Covers for First Day of Issue labels.
These covers come in a sealed cardboard envelope and with in each envelope, the actual cover is sealed in a plastic wrap.
When submitting these do you have to submit the sealed cardboard envelope (not being able to see the coins) or do you submit them in the sealed plastic?
These covers come in a sealed cardboard envelope and with in each envelope, the actual cover is sealed in a plastic wrap.
When submitting these do you have to submit the sealed cardboard envelope (not being able to see the coins) or do you submit them in the sealed plastic?
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I think they label them ( First Day of Mintage ) ATS on the covers, and (First Day of Issue) on the ones from sealed bricks ?
This one was made on the second day of mintage, obviously it is much degraded.
I had one that was made on the third day of mintage...but by then the dies had worn to the point where the coin was just a shapeless blob of metal.
<< <i>I think they label them ( First Day of Mintage ) ATS on the covers, and (First Day of Issue) on the ones from sealed bricks ? >>
PCGS does not have a First Day of Mintage as what I am looking for is First Day of Issue which the Presidential Coin Covers qualify for since they are postmarked individually with the First Day of Issue. (Ref)
What I am trying to determine is can they be shipped like this with the plastic intact:
Or does the cardboard envelope need to be sealed as well?
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<< <i>I got my answer. >>
and the answer is ....
Sugar magnolia blossoms blooming, heads all empty and I don't care ...
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<< <i>I think they label them ( First Day of Mintage ) ATS on the covers, and (First Day of Issue) on the ones from sealed bricks ? >>
PCGS does not have a First Day of Mintage
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Lee,
They do have First Day of Mintage as well.
Washington P - Pos A - First Day of Mintage
Washington P - Pos B - First Day of Mintage
Washington D - Pos A - First Day of Mintage
Washington D - Pos B - First Day of Mintage
...And So forth...
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<< <i>I think they label them ( First Day of Mintage ) ATS on the covers, and (First Day of Issue) on the ones from sealed bricks ? >>
PCGS does not have a First Day of Mintage >>
Lee,
They do have First Day of Mintage as well.
Washington P - Pos A - First Day of Mintage
Washington P - Pos B - First Day of Mintage
Washington D - Pos A - First Day of Mintage
Washington D - Pos B - First Day of Mintage
...And So forth...
on the above reference page they state: "PCGS does not offer a First Day of Mintage (or Production) option."
So they must have changed their minds yet once again.............
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<< <i>Yes the first day of mintage coins are special.
This one was made on the second day of mintage, obviously it is much degraded.
I had one that was made on the third day of mintage...but by then the dies had worn to the point where the coin was just a shapeless blob of metal.
Ambro, your coin appears to be a sintered planchet.
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