My Goodness!!!

SportsModerator2 · October 27, 2006 5:33AM

Ron posted a pretty comprehensive thread on the 20th Anniversary Coins.

If you are confused please go back and read it.

If your question is not answered there then please post it and we will try to answer it.

Carol

66RB · October 27, 2006 5:35AM

Cool, another SAE/GAE/FS/20th thread!

Sorry, I couldn't help myself

SportsModerator2 · October 27, 2006 5:38AM

We need a tapping foot emoticon.....

LastExitInNY · October 27, 2006 5:56AM

confusion? on first strikes? should be no confusion. The US Mint says even they dont know exactly when the coins are struck. Sounds like... hmm I dont see the proper icon, nevermind.

itsnotjustme · October 27, 2006 6:19AM

It would be neat if it were editted to add all the subsequent data such as:

- We are still looking for coin numbers for the ASE/AGE coins
- Clarify that the date cutoff for sealed mint packages is the post mark from the mint, not the post mark to or arrival at PCGS
- Include in it that the fee for reutning packaging is $2 per coin
- Include that the silver MS coin will not be eligible for MS70 grades

Then take that and drop it as a link on the submission page (see the competitor's web site!)

michael · October 27, 2006 6:43AM

i saw it the first day it was posted and i copied and pasted it to my friend who asked me a similar question right beffore he was going to open his gold piece box from the usa mint with those new fangled reverse proof gold coins

well after he read waht i copied and pasted

he left it in the box read it mailed them to pcgs just got back his set graded one turned out to be 70

and sold the set for 7k

adfter jkust buying it for i think 2600 plus express collector club grading 150 for the set

he is happier than a pig in sh*t

kudos to pcgs cfor this insightful information

as it savwed him from opening the box!

BAJJERFAN · October 27, 2006 8:02AM

<< <i>ANYONE who pays the kind of dollars that is being batted around here is buying that little label that is sealed in plastic >>

Yeah, but that little label [MajorBigtime notwithstanding] has or is supposed to have a guarantee attached to it so that there is an extra "measure of security" when actually making such a purchase.