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The Mint actually did that with the 1998 Kennedy 2-coin set. Two week window, about 62,000 sets ordered, no one shut out due to mintage limits. (View Post)

At the current exchange rate, one onslaught equals one-fifth of a bevy. (View Post)

By volume (not by atomic weight), copper is 85.5% as heavy as silver. So in order for the new Morgan/Peace dollars to weigh the same as the earlier ones, the thickness would need to be reduced by abo… (View Post)

Good catch - most of the business strike "S" quarters are around half the mintage of the "W" quarters, but due to lack of publicity they sell for a lot less. (View Post)

My understanding is that the thickness will be the same but the amount of silver in each coin will be higher (about .858 ounces instead of .7734). (View Post)