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Correct, and who would think of that. In fact, my flawed memory was that a State Quarter was in the unopened box. When NGC agreed to holder them as a set, they contacted me to let me know it was a 19… (View Post)

If my research is correct, NGC didn't start authenticating coin dies until 2018. And if my memory is correct, they did so via a suggestion from @FredWeinberg . (View Post)

When NGC said they'd holder them as a set, I did the same. I too looked for some unopened boxes. Found none of course. (View Post)

No evidence on the coin that it actually came from that die. The only evidence is the COA that states it's basically from early in the run. (View Post)

In 1998 the U. S. Mint offered Coin & Die Sets for sale. The sets included a defaced die and a coin struck by that die. A COA that included that had information such as the number of coins struck… (View Post)