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Do these labels indicate the same Silver Eagle Coin?

Hi,

I haven't learned to read labels yet.

Are these the same coin, or does the -(S) indicate something that the words "Struck at San Francisco" doesn't...

Take pity on the modern coin label illiterate newb. image

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    << <i>Hi,

    I haven't learned to read labels yet.

    Are these the same coin, or does the -(S) indicate something that the words "Struck at San Francisco" doesn't...

    Take pity on the modern coin label illiterate newb. image

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    No you are correct. All the (S) stands for is struck at San Fran but no mintmark on the coin
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    OPAOPA Posts: 17,171 ✭✭✭✭✭
    2011 will be a banner year for the ASE "Label" collectorimage
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    << <i>2011 will be a banner year for the ASE "Label" collectorimage >>


    NGC has colored labels...!!image
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    rickoricko Posts: 98,724 ✭✭✭✭✭
    As stated above... and as I have been told.. when the mint mark is in parenthesis, it means it was struck at that mint, but no mint mark.... just giving support to Silverstreak..... Cheers, RickO
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    jp297jp297 Posts: 31 ✭✭
    Thanks all.

    Just didn't get why the bridge label had the -(S), but not the other PCGS labels for the same coin. Was wondering if that was why random bridge prices seemed lower than flag, or near non-FS.

    Is the parenthesis mintmark a 2011 innovation?

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