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Which Modern Coin Released by the Mint this Century is your favorite?
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For me it's a tie between the 2000 $10 Gold/Platinum Library of Congress or the Buffalo Reverse Proof.
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The UHR. Nothing comes close (for me).
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LOC and a few plats are extremely nice as well.
But they look good in gold too
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Edit: Oops, Sorry. I guess these coins are from the last century, although well under 100 years old.
the UHR is sweet as well.
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For me it's a tie between the 2000 $10 Gold/Platinum Library of Congress or the Buffalo Reverse Proof.
I like these two a lot.
I don't really consider the UHR a "Modern Coin". It's a classic coin with modern minting techniques.
Curse me for asking, but who's the best secondary source for those UHRs?
Our very own Wondercoin who is an active forum member here and is a market maker in modern gold coins both slabbed and raw among other coins. I've bought several god coins from him and he is a very reliable seller. I highly recommend him. He usually posts in the BST Forum and he gives fellow forum members good prices.
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Just kidding. It's not a favorite. It just makes me laugh.
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The UHR. Nothing comes close (for me).
Lance.
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(21st Century), to answer your question, has got to be the Gold UHR. Only because I can't decide on any other coin? I am not really a Gold collector too, but you have to admit, the coin is beautiful!
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I'm agreeing to this post only because I think the UHR is beautiful and needs to be seen again on the second page of this thread. The gold buff ain't so bad either.
Curse me for asking, but who's the best secondary source for those UHRs?
Our very own Wondercoin who is an active forum member here and is a market maker in modern gold coins both slabbed and raw among other coins. I've bought several god coins from him and he is a very reliable seller. .
Sure he has good stuff, but I'm not sure they are god coins