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Lemuel
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You can't get modern $14 reg. blue label. I know I called
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<< <i>You can't get modern $14 reg. blue label. I know I called >>
okay
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<< <i>I got $14 modern reg. labels on the 25th annis set. No $18 extra for FS! 2012 S set is $30.00 per coin any label. >>
You have to pay to play, I guess.
I mean if you want the label and all.
I can see that.
Hate having a box full of blue labels with some other weird label in there.
<< <i>I looked this morning and saw $18 for First Strike per coin. How is $30 being quoted? Please explain. >>
Look 2 posts above (maybe it's 3 now)
So basically, according to the announcement, it'll be $30 per coin regardless of which label you choose, FS, standard, etc with mercanti available only through bulk with a 15 set min.
Thus, even those sets which are not FS eligible will be $30 per coin with the designation on the label.
Is that correct?
He says:
Service fee +$18, or $32 per coin, for the Flag first strike label
$30 per coin for the Mercanti signature first strike label but must be a bulk order. Includes service fee.
Numbers to use on your submission forms for First Strike designation:
Proof - 513093
Reverse Proof - 513095
<< <i>$30 If they aren't FS eligible, or you don't want FS or bulk, then the standard fees apply. >>
That's not how the "$30" link reads.
Sorry to be so blunt - perhaps the heat is getting to me.
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<< <i>Man, am I old school. I thought he was talking about full steps.
He was, but somebody changed the parameters.
I can see a beer commercial.
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<< <i>Man, am I old school. I thought he was talking about full steps.
I did too. I honestly did.