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Alex in PA.

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  1. This is the best description I have heard in years on this Forum. i.e American Silver Eagle (Proof) - $1.00 (Face Value) - U.S. Mint Cost: $73.00 USD.
  2. Absolutely correct. As I stated elsewhere, since the creation of the European Union, Europe has been slowly disassociating themselves from anything remotely American created. I cannot say whether this is just 'chest thumping' or a definite need to prove themselves more correct, more better and more professional than we here in the States. But this is just 'My Opinion'.
  3. That statement is 100% on the spot. Ever since the creation of the EU it seems as if Europe only makes up rules and regulations that are completely opposite of ours. It's as if the EU had a complete distrust of anything American created.
  4. And here VKurtB is the latest most important news from Penns Woods: https://www.8newsnow.com/weird-news/library-book-returned-after-50-years-with-20-bill/
  5. Yep! Every day is a holiday here at Sleepy Hollow.
  6. I understand. Of all the so called investments I've dabbled in Silver has been the most disappointing. I bought 5 ounce bars, I guess in the late 70s or 80s because a 'guy told me' it would sky rocket. So, if I sold today with Ask at 25.25 I'd be lucky if a half way honest dealer would give me $20.00 an ounce. Now at the same time I was buying Silver I bought 1 ounce Canadian Maple Leafs and some 5 Ounce Gold ingots. Been sitting on this stuff since I bought it.
  7. Do you have a complaint? I have two separate submissions in. Both submitted under Regular Tier, according to PCGS, on 7/22/2021. 1 Submission is now in Quality Check.and the second Submission is in Grading. 14 days so far and it is fine with me. Months ago I became Covidized and received the gift of Patience. I am now Content.
  8. Interesting. I've dealt with PCGS since they came alive and never had a problem. Also NGC - no problems there. I can't remember how many weeks NGC took on my last submission but it wasn't over night. Just saying.
  9. You have got that right. Spot is at $25. 25 and Pinehurst (who I buy bullion from) is asking $39.02 for a 2021 Type 2 ASE. All others are $41.00+. It used to be, pre-Covid, that dealers didn't have such a stretch in their asking prices. When I bought my Silver, Decades ago, it was really cheap. As for buying from the U.S. Mint is just crazy when I can buy less expensive from a Dealer.
  10. plus 'Order Cancelled' plus U.S. Mint =
  11. You're not taking into consideration that amount of YN's who got taken in on this Morgan fiasco and were kicked off the Mint Website like so much mulch. Wonder if they'll stay in the coin hobby or look some where else. Or perhaps they will make a career of collecting State Quarters.
  12. Exactly what happened to me the last time. Gave up and didn't even try this time. Sad state of affairs at the US Mint.
  13. But it's a'Proof'! It says so on the flip!!! Love those staples.
  14. Bought a 1921 Morgan @ PCGS MS 64 in a Gen 3 Holder for $80.00. Sounded about right to me. But you are right. EBay is alive with increased prices on 21 Morgan and Peace. According to comments on this ATS many people claiming their orders have been cancelled. Trust the United States Mint to mess things up.
  15. Why not. On this forum one name is as good as another. Eh? "And now Rubicon posts as Detector Kay who posted as Patelnumis who posted as Rocky100 who posted as Robylu52……"
  16. Keep it going. This thread is very interesting and I would like to hear more about these 1933 DE coins.
  17. I wouldn't be celebrating after paying $35.00 for a coin that should only sell at 'Melt'. You'd be lucky if a Dealer gave you $15.00 for it. For example, if the spot price of silver is at $20 an ounce, a Morgan Dollar would have an intrinsic or melt value of $15.47 (not accounting for any wear and tear which may have reduced the amount of silver still present in the coin). Many of them through history have been removed from circulation and melted due to their silver content.
  18. There's been a lot of that here lately. I love those 'Parking Lot Rarities' that are being found.
  19. Mercy is for the weak. "And now Rubicon posts as Detector Kay who posted as Patelnumis who posted as Rocky100 who posted as Robylu52……"
  20. Where have I heard that one before? Must have been on the 'Inside' edition.