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gene1978 · February 12, 2011 3:55AM

I have added pictures that he sent me. They appear to be Unc. they are raw not graded and does not have the 95W. I know the pictures are not the greatest. What should I pay for these?

gecko109 · February 12, 2011 4:01AM

Anything more than spot + $3.00/ coin would be a waste of money. I know the 1996 is a "key", so perhaps you could offer spot + $15 on that one.

coinnerd · February 12, 2011 5:20AM

$29.75 each Add three bucks more to the total if they fuss about the '96.

That's more than moat B&Ms willl offer. Leaves you room to make a few $$

Pokermandude · February 12, 2011 5:30AM

I recently bought a partial set of maples in a Dansco folder just like that. I've never seen a Dansco album before. Is there any way to remove the coins without tearing apart the pages? And are the pages reusable?

zrlevin · February 12, 2011 9:25AM

<< I recently bought a partial set of maples in a Dansco folder just like that. I've never seen a Dansco album before. Is there any way to remove the coins without tearing apart the pages? And are the pages reusable? >>

The pages are indeed reusable. Carefully side the plastic sheet covering the coins to the right to remove the coins.

OPA · February 12, 2011 11:01AM

<< Anything more than spot + $3.00/ coin would be a waste of money. I know the 1996 is a "key", so perhaps you could offer spot + $15 on that one. >>

ASE silver bullion rounds are sold as bullion by the Mint to Authorized Wholesalers at silver spot + a small premium.
BTW the 95W was a proof coin. Check for Mint Marks. If you have any ASE's with a "W" or P mint mark, they are the collectors version & not the common bullion version.

DrBuster · February 12, 2011 11:23AM

Just realized the last ASE's I bought were 2008's. I have a 2010 that I got for free, but 08 was the last I picked up.

Pokermandude · February 12, 2011 2:17PM

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<< I recently bought a partial set of maples in a Dansco folder just like that. I've never seen a Dansco album before. Is there any way to remove the coins without tearing apart the pages? And are the pages reusable? >>

The pages are indeed reusable. Carefully side the plastic sheet covering the coins to the right to remove the coins. >>

Ah I see now, thank you very much. Somehow I never noticed that the plastic wasn't stationary.

gecko109 · February 12, 2011 7:08PM

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<< I recently bought a partial set of maples in a Dansco folder just like that. I've never seen a Dansco album before. Is there any way to remove the coins without tearing apart the pages? And are the pages reusable? >>

The pages are indeed reusable. Carefully side the plastic sheet covering the coins to the right to remove the coins. >>

Ah I see now, thank you very much. Somehow I never noticed that the plastic wasn't stationary. >>

Just a dumb question.....but how did you figure the coins got into the album in the first place??

KUCH · February 13, 2011 1:00AM

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<< I recently bought a partial set of maples in a Dansco folder just like that. I've never seen a Dansco album before. Is there any way to remove the coins without tearing apart the pages? And are the pages reusable? >>

The pages are indeed reusable. Carefully side the plastic sheet covering the coins to the right to remove the coins. >>

Ah I see now, thank you very much. Somehow I never noticed that the plastic wasn't stationary. >>

Just a dumb question.....but how did you figure the coins got into the album in the first place?? >>

They kind of imbedded themselves.

hammered54 · February 13, 2011 4:27AM

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<< I recently bought a partial set of maples in a Dansco folder just like that. I've never seen a Dansco album before. Is there any way to remove the coins without tearing apart the pages? And are the pages reusable? >>

The pages are indeed reusable. Carefully side the plastic sheet covering the coins to the right to remove the coins. >>

Ah I see now, thank you very much. Somehow I never noticed that the plastic wasn't stationary. >>

Just a dumb question.....but how did you figure the coins got into the album in the first place?? >>

wow.......

Pokermandude · February 13, 2011 10:05AM

>> Just a dumb question.....but how did you figure the coins got into the album in the first place??

I've been collecting for years and have never seen nor used a Dansco album. Based on the corners of the cardboard pages it looked like they had been adhered/glued together (like the old style 2x2 cardboard adhesive holders). The corners of the pages were a bit dog-eared like they had been lifted/re-adhered multiple times.

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