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You only miss those days if you were able to get one!
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I got mine. I still do not miss the anxiety.  I wish everything I wanted had a subscription.  |
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Mojo, Your Probably right.....  However the days of uncertainty and clammy palms were a time where We ALL knew the steps needed to be taken once signed on and GO !!! There was an anxiousness to the ordeals, and After checking out there was Still the chance the order would not go through Till you received the Long awaited Confirmation from the mint, And I still enjoyed 100%  |
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Curious, is anyone looking to purchase the DC coins/medals. I'm a "probably" for Superman, "maybe" for Wonder Woman, "no" for Batman". 2026 will be my year.
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2026 will be my year It should be a very interesting year.  
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It [2026] should be a very interesting year. 2026, it will be a boring year, as there will be little chance of scoring any of the reissued historical coins for the average collector.
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Pillar of the Community
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I'm on the fence. I wouldn't mind getting the privy marked ASE, but is it worth it? Almost everything the mint does has no upside potential, so why buy something when you can get it a few months or a year later for cheaper. This year, I cut back to only the AI dollars and the Women's Quarter in silver, that may be all I get in 2025, unless the Privy Marked ASE are lower mintages (anything over 150K is a no for me), under 100K there is an upside potential. |
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My interest for 2026 is more focused on the circulation designs.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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If you want a quick way to look at the entire 70 item list of 2025 releases without having to click the "load more" button, this is the URL:
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Valued Member
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Oof I should have spotted that in the URL myself, thanks again.
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Pillar of the Community
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The Mint's 2025 Product Schedule pages are showing some pricing. ASE Proof: $95.00. (Jan. 9) Congratulations Set: $97.00 (Jan. 9) Still no pricing shown for the USMC 250th Anny Coins which go on sale Jan. 2 Receiving the "Verify your US Mint Account" email this morning prompted me to look. " Even a clock that's stopped is right twice a day. "
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Still no pricing shown for the USMC 250th Anny Coins which go on sale Jan. 2  Quote:
Receiving the "Verify your US Mint Account" email this morning prompted me to look.
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Receiving the "Verify your US Mint Account" email this morning prompted me to look. I got that as well for the ASE. Let the 2025 fun begin. Time to update the spreadsheet for 2025 products.
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Quote:I got that as well for the ASE. Let the 2025 fun begin. Time to update the spreadsheet for 2025 products.  
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