2014 Civil Rights Act $1 Silver Uncirculated Sold Out
chiefbob
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Thoughts on this one? Mintage ~ 24,574, subject to returns and final orders. It's the 7th lowest mintage for a commem since 1996.
I bought a PCGS MS70 for speculation and hold. Also wonder if it's worthwhile buying only the lowest mintage examples of the silver commems?
If not, I'll break even when silver spot goes to $100.
I hope everyone has a healthy and wealthy 2015.
I bought a PCGS MS70 for speculation and hold. Also wonder if it's worthwhile buying only the lowest mintage examples of the silver commems?
If not, I'll break even when silver spot goes to $100.
I hope everyone has a healthy and wealthy 2015.
Retired Air Force 1965-2000
Vietnam Vet 1968-1969
Vietnam Vet 1968-1969
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2014 CIVIL RIGHTS SILVER PROOF....61,317
2014 CIVIL RIGHTS SILVER UNC........24,591
The reverse (tails) of this coin is an enhanced proof with multiple finishes. The flame is mirror polished; the field under the flame incorporates a combination of light polishing and a light laser frost texture; the lettering and torch have a heavy laser frost texture; and the circular ring with text has an accenting polish. This is the first time the U.S. Mint has used this combination of finishes.
<< <i>I bought a proof.
The reverse (tails) of this coin is an enhanced proof with multiple finishes. The flame is mirror polished; the field under the flame incorporates a combination of light polishing and a light laser frost texture; the lettering and torch have a heavy laser frost texture; and the circular ring with text has an accenting polish. This is the first time the U.S. Mint has used this combination of finishes. >>
Yippee.
All the more reason why the mint's latest offerings are destined to sell two years from now for less than purchase price.
Get rid of the laser, computer and design by committee.
But I might as well talk to a wall.
Technology, it's a wonderful thing.