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BearlyHereBear

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  1. I think you can use one form but have a second line for the second submission. That supposes that it's the same tier (i.e. Modern, Economy, Standard, etc...).
  2. Other coin forums: https://forums.collectors.com/ https://www.coincommunity.com/ https://www.cointalk.com/
  3. Go here and you can see images of each by clicking the forward and back arrows above the images
  4. Just a thought on proof sets: Clad proof sets are not as likely to appreciate in value over time. Most are readily available on Ebay for very modest prices. Silver proof set hold and gain value better, When it comes to ASE's, it's usually better to wait a bit after first released and prices drop a bit. This does not apply to special editions (reverse proof, enhanced, privy marked, etc...) as those sell quickly and increase in cost (sometimes at a phenomenal rate). https://www.ebay.com/itm/285377196736?hash=item4271ce72c0:g:h2UAAOSwHitkrgkk&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4JIU9PbRqgiNKNYX8%2B8yA78gxN9fQ2TmnLXpCIh0KQR39nsd679xX9uTAI%2FvT69s8G4HUPvAMuwNvK3SKTK5CCQppZAXHYe%2FjMQ%2FsTraaZe4mEc6U2%2FO%2FAtSQX7ddbdxoXrpOVJkPwb2pVWLOAj292FTvngdvUDVeLk%2Fo5Mw2L1c4bK6MgwJbQEr8ANh7K4zO5z6LE7alu0LMbMteU71EuYV48NWeFfPDwcDuRMReAXtH2CHl79FxYaBsGLTflxhn83I%2FJ9JrUssD0pQffv80thCByc9Lc6UHo%2BtqwBOcISD|tkp%3ABk9SR_ydqJOtYg Of the 3 generally issued types (bullion, proof, and uncirculated or burnished), the uncirculated or burnished always has the lowest mintage (yet is not the most expensive...weird). Easily identifiable since it has a W mint mark which is missing on the bullion coins.
  5. Skillful working Janis in here. I have no qualms about our neighbors to the north (did you know 90% of them live within 100 miles of the US?). It's their government that gives me the willies.
  6. This from Son of a Silver Stacker on YouTube. The way to look up how many coins are left of the products that have been released. Select product. Right click a blank area of the Mint product page. Select page source. Hit control F to open the search box on the top right of page and type in "data-available" and then hit enter. Look for the orange box and you will see the stock available. I've tried this on several release items and it seems to be correct.
  7. Correct, The official term is American Eagle 2022 One Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin But since the TPGs now put burnished on the label, for noob purposes, I guess it's okay.
  8. Proof Mint State Burnished Burnished may look like mint state somewhat, but it has a W mint mark on the back. It has a more satin appearance in person. They are also the lowest mintage of the three each year.
  9. I wasn't trying to troll, just stimulate a discussion. I hope we all gained some thoughtful insight.