ASE celebrates 21st birthday

Tomy · February 22, 2006 1:57AM

Any one interesed in ASE, they turn 21 this year. I believe it is time for a key date, should I order or put my $$ in older coins where the design/material will change in the next 3 to 6 years? Good collecting!

kiyote · February 22, 2006 2:21AM

This will be an excellent time to roll out the special 20th Anniversary sets! (?!?!)

Burks · February 22, 2006 2:50AM

You mean 20th birthday right? Since they were first produced in 1986 (a year after my birth).

I wonder what these new sets will look like? May have to order a couple.

coinnut86 · February 22, 2006 4:23AM

<< <i>You mean 20th birthday right? Since they were first produced in 1986 (a year after my birth).

I wonder what these new sets will look like? May have to order a couple. >>

I was born in 86 (hence coinnut86) I'll only be 20 this year.

I wish I was 21

relayer · February 22, 2006 4:42AM

It can go out and get drunk now

CoinHusker · February 22, 2006 4:47AM

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<< <i>You mean 20th birthday right? Since they were first produced in 1986 (a year after my birth).

I wonder what these new sets will look like? May have to order a couple. >>

I was born in 86 (hence coinnut86) I'll only be 20 this year.

I wish I was 21

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Count 1986-2006 out on your fingers and toes you'll be one short...hopefully.

Bochiman · February 22, 2006 5:02AM

That's the difference between an object and a person, though....
(though, some cultures do start counting age starting with the conception)....

A person celebrates when they reach 1 year (and each year after), a coin, or other object, starts with its debut.

In this case, it is the 20th anniversary, but 21st coin. Stupid way to do it

Burks · February 22, 2006 5:06AM

<< <i>
In this case, it is the 20th anniversary, but 21st coin. Stupid way to do it

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That's how I counted it.

ASE celebrates 21st birthday

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