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The Mint advertised the 2020 S Proof ASE as the final numismatic coin to be released with the original reverse. This appears to be contradicted by the Jan. 7th release of the 2021 W Proof ASE, which … (View Post)

After looking at the 2021 schedule that the Mint just put out, it appears that there will be 7 and maybe 8 different ASEs next year - reverse variations, finishes, and mint marks. They appear to be t… (View Post)

They are so much more impressive in a photograph than the "images" on the Mint site. Why doesn't the Mint hire a photographer? I bet it would improve sales. (View Post)

Any time wasted in a hopeless attempt to get the gold privy will probably insure you'll miss out on the silver privy. Not going to be time for both, that's for sure. Everyone will need to decide. I'l… (View Post)

While the majority of the First Spouses are more appealing with the reverse sides up, it is certainly not the case with the Liberty subset. The proofs display very attractively. The uncirculateds not… (View Post)