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  1. CCFFG

    I am interested in all 45 10c coins listed.  For privacy concerns please send any price information to my email to my email address: lgratt@aol.com.  What is your price for the entire group?

    I am motivated to improve my registry set that concentrated on proofs.

    Thank You

    Larry Gratt

    1. Six Mile Rick

      Six Mile Rick

      Larry,

       I sent you a full 45 coin price to your e-mail address. I have a large box of 200 dimes to submit that I have saved over the past few years. If you are wanting to get some nice dimes to add to your set I will use your purchase cash to renew my membership with NGC and send in all the dimes I saved up. This could become interesting. ;)

       

      Thanks,

      Rick

  2. CCFFG
    I requested a new set: US Modern Bullion Varieties to be based on all the coins listed as varieties in the NGC data base for US Bullion coins. You requested NGC certification numbers for this set. The source of this set is found on the NGC website through the following menu selections: Resources--Varieties Plus--United States--American Eagle & Bullion Coins (13 Varieties) The certification numbers for my coins in the associated "slots" is as follows: Silver Eagles (1986-Date) 13521481-002 Gold Eagles $5 (1986-Date) 5 2568657-011 Gold Eagles $10 (1986-Date) 1 2473892-010 Platinum Eagles $25 (19976-Date) 1 Platinum Eagles $50 (19976-Date) 1 3470679-001 Platinum Eagles $100 (19976-Date) 1 3265741-001 America the Beautiful 5 Ounce Coins 3 2576980-001, 3968962-004 Of the 13 coins I only own 7. Of the 13 coins two are not listed in any other NGC competitive set to my knowledge. Based on my review of what is a variety I believe the 2014 5 oz Silver ATB The Great Smoky Mountains missing the "P" mintmark has been mislabeled as an error by NGC. I could not locate this in the Census. Using the wrong die for a SP (specimen) finish is of course an error but does not follow the precedent for Proof Roosevelt dimes missing mint mark as well as the $5 and $10 Gold Coins with wrong mint marks listed as varieties in the above. Please look at the link to NGC news announcement for your own (NGC) photo of the coin. (I do not own this coin)
  3. CCFFG
    I request a new set: US Modern Bullion Varieties to be based on all the coins listed as varieties in the NGC data base for US Bullion coins. I request that the coin discovered in the NGC grading process (5 SP coins submitted by MCM) as announced in NGC news article 6603 on 5/15/2018 be added to the competitive sets for the US ATB 5 oz. sets. This is the 2014 5 oz Silver ATB The Great Smoky Mountains missing the "P" mintmark. Also, I am having difficulty with your definition of an Error versus a Variety. I would appreciate an explanation for this specific coin versus the light finish varieties. Thank You