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Mint Order has arrived
Greetings,
Well, I received my order from the mint today (a 2004-W ASE Proof and a 2004 11-coin proof set.) However, there was one bit of weirdness that I noticed. There was no COA in the 11-coin proof set? Is that the norm? Every other proof set I have purchased has one... --Geoffrey |
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Silver Proof set? I tyhought they wouldn't be available until late
July....... Geoff Aldrich wrote: Greetings, Well, I received my order from the mint today (a 2004-W ASE Proof and a 2004 11-coin proof set.) However, there was one bit of weirdness that I noticed. There was no COA in the 11-coin proof set? Is that the norm? Every other proof set I have purchased has one... --Geoffrey -- Your Friend in Gold Mining...............John Artificial Intelligence is No Match for Natural Stupidity |
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John Mason wrote:
Silver Proof set? I tyhought they wouldn't be available until late July....... Geoff Aldrich wrote: Greetings, Well, I received my order from the mint today (a 2004-W ASE Proof and a 2004 11-coin proof set.) However, there was one bit of weirdness that I noticed. There was no COA in the 11-coin proof set? Is that the norm? Every other proof set I have purchased has one... --Geoffrey No, it was the standard 11-coin clad proof set. |
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Oh I got those weeks ago, I thought that the MINT was playing with me.
I'm waiting on my UNC set and Silver Proof set right now. Geoff Aldrich wrote: John Mason wrote: Silver Proof set? I tyhought they wouldn't be available until late July....... Geoff Aldrich wrote: Greetings, Well, I received my order from the mint today (a 2004-W ASE Proof and a 2004 11-coin proof set.) However, there was one bit of weirdness that I noticed. There was no COA in the 11-coin proof set? Is that the norm? Every other proof set I have purchased has one... --Geoffrey No, it was the standard 11-coin clad proof set. -- Your Friend in Gold Mining...............John Artificial Intelligence is No Match for Natural Stupidity |
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"John Mason" wrote in message ... [snip..] .. Hey John, every time I see you post, I think of that picture you posted of you sitting behind a table covered with a HUGE haul of coins that you had dug up in some metal detecting jackpot.. in a field or a back yard or somewhere. I've still got that picture. I sort of Vega$ly remember you were going to go through all that stuff. Did you ever post a final report on what all was there and what it was worth??.. It was a really jaw-dropping picture.. |
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