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Am I crazy, or would a 2007 Complete Set contain 63 coins....

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WaxonWaxov

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The 1853 thread got me thinking about how with the over-lap of the Statehood quarters with the Presidential Dollars and the First Spouse Gold, 2007 and 2008 will each have a LOT of coins.....

 

# Design………. Denomination Mint/Metal

1 Lincoln $0.01 P

2 $0.01 D

3 $0.01 S

4 Jefferson $0.05 P

5 $0.05 D

6 $0.05 S

7 Roosevelt $0.10 P

8 $0.10 D

9 $0.10 S

10 $0.10 S Silver

11 Kennedy $0.50 P

12 $0.50 D

13 $0.50 S

14 $0.50 S Silver

15 Montana $0.25 P

16 $0.25 D

17 $0.25 S

18 $0.25 S Silver

19 Washington $0.25 P

20 $0.25 D

21 $0.25 S

22 $0.25 S Silver

23 Idaho $0.25 P

24 $0.25 D

25 $0.25 S

26 $0.25 S Silver

27 Wyoming $0.25 P

28 $0.25 D

29 $0.25 S

30 $0.25 S Silver

31 Utah $0.25 P

32 $0.25 D

33 $0.25 S

34 $0.25 S Silver

35 Washington $1.00 P

36 $1.00 D

37 $1.00 S

38 Adams $1.00 P

39 $1.00 D

40 $1.00 S

41 Jefferson $1.00 P

42 $1.00 D

43 $1.00 S

44 Madison $1.00 P

45 $1.00 D

46 $1.00 S

47 Sacagawea $1.00 P

48 $1.00 D

49 $1.00 S

50 Jamestown $1.00 ms

51 $1.00 pf

52 $5.00 ms

53 $5.00 pf

54 Little Rock $1.00 ms

55 $1.00 pf

56 Martha $10.00 pf

57 $10.00 ms

58 Abigail $10.00 pf

59 $10.00 ms

60 Bust Liberty $10.00 pf

61 $10.00 ms

62 Dolley $10.00 pf

63 $10.00 ms

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Hoot

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I truly hate to say, but if you collect the satin uncs and the business strike uncs, it adds more than a few to your list!

 

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So, if money weren't an option, I'd probably buy them all. But I'm not a huge fan of commemoratives, so those go off my list, I don't have the money for all that gold, so those go off my list. I collect 1 oz silver, 1/4 oz gold, and 1/10 oz platinum, so just three bullion, so I'm only gunning for 52 coins, it looks like. yeahok.gif

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WaxonWaxov

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So, if money weren't an option, I'd probably buy them all. But I'm not a huge fan of commemoratives, so those go off my list, I don't have the money for all that gold, so those go off my list. I collect 1 oz silver, 1/4 oz gold, and 1/10 oz platinum, so just three bullion, so I'm only gunning for 52 coins, it looks like. yeahok.gif

 

You and I are in the same boat it seems.

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I truly hate to say, but if you collect the satin uncs and the business strike uncs, it adds more than a few to your list!

 

hoot

 

Hmmm.... so which of the coins would be issued in both finishes? The First Spouse Gold?

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I truly hate to say, but if you collect the satin uncs and the business strike uncs, it adds more than a few to your list!

 

hoot

 

Hmmm.... so which of the coins would be issued in both finishes? The First Spouse Gold?

 

Cents through dollars, just as with the 2005 and 2006 coins.

 

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Correct. The bags of coins that the Mint sells are also business strikes.

 

Personally, I hate the satin finish cents through dollars. NGC calls them SMS (special mint set) coins, as they are found only in the Mint sets. Just another collector screw job if you ask me.

 

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Correct. The bags of coins that the Mint sells are also business strikes.

 

Personally, I hate the satin finish cents through dollars. NGC calls them SMS (special mint set) coins, as they are found only in the Mint sets. Just another collector screw job if you ask me.

 

Hoot

 

Yea... but then again, as long as the Mint is making a mint off all these different programs, they'll keep making them.

 

So that means for the State Quarters it's not just PDSS (Philly, Denver, SF clad, SF Silver) it's PPDDSS (Philly BS, Philly SMS, Denver BS, Denver SMS, SF clad, SF Silver)

 

F me.

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So by distincting between SMS and Business Strike, that adds 18* more coins to the set for a total of one-hundered and theee different coins minted in 2007

 

 

 

* Five quarters, Five Dollars, Penny, Nickel, Dime, and Half for both Philly and Denver.

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It gets better in 2009 with the new cent designs, and especially so if the state quarter extention is passed. blush.gif

 

**shakes head like a dog**

 

What new cent designs? Are they finally going to replace Lincoln with Reagan?

 

Extend the State Quarters?!?!? What are they going to start over with Delaware again?

 

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State Quarter Extension Passed

Numismatic News- 1/29/2007

For the fifth time in as many Congresses, legislation to authorize the equivalent of a six-coin extension to the 50-state quarter program has passed the House of Representatives. Action came at 1:28 p.m. on Jan. 23, 2007, passed on the consent calendar unanimously. The last time it had similarly passed was in the wee morning hours of Dec. 9, 2006, as the last sands of the 109th Congress slipped through the hour glass.

 

Washington D.C., Guam, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, the Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.

 

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I have no objections to these being added to the States Quarters Program. It would be interesting to have circulating coinage for these exotic locales (Note: I don't consider D.C. to be exotic.) The only problem that I see is that there are six locales, and that is not in keeping with the usual 5-coin annual sets. Perhaps Congress and the Citizens Advisory Committee could agree on five different designs for each locale to be issued for the next six years. I'm sure that each of these localities could come up with five noteworthy events, historical places, buildings and/or people, etc. to adorn the five coins issued for each year.

 

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Perhaps Congress and the Citizens Advisory Committee could agree on five different designs for each locale to be issued for the next six years. I'm sure that each of these localities could come up with five noteworthy events, historical places, buildings and/or people, etc. to adorn the five coins issued for each year.

 

(1) I hope not because I'm getting tired of this program and its crummy "art," and (2) Even if this gets approved by the Senate and signed into law, I don't think there's ANY way it'd get approval to have 5 designs per capital/territory since the full-fledged states only got one.

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So it's now "The 50 State and a Bunch of Free-Loaders Quarter Program"

Not yet, like the other four times it has managed to pass the House but it still hasn't passed in the Senate.

 

So lets update the list

 

1 Lincoln $0.01 P

2 $0.01 D

3 $0.01 S

4 Jefferson $0.05 P

5 $0.05 D

6 $0.05 S

7 Roosevelt $0.10 P

8 $0.10 D

9 $0.10 S

10 $0.10 S Silver

11 Kennedy $0.50 P

12 $0.50 D

13 $0.50 S

14 $0.50 S Silver

15 Montana $0.25 P

16 $0.25 D

17 $0.25 S

18 $0.25 S Silver

19 Washington $0.25 P

20 $0.25 D

21 $0.25 S

22 $0.25 S Silver

23 Idaho $0.25 P

24 $0.25 D

25 $0.25 S

26 $0.25 S Silver

27 Wyoming $0.25 P

28 $0.25 D

29 $0.25 S

30 $0.25 S Silver

31 Utah $0.25 P

32 $0.25 D

33 $0.25 S

34 $0.25 S Silver

35 Washington $1.00 P

36 $1.00 D

37 $1.00 S

38 Adams $1.00 P

39 $1.00 D

40 $1.00 S

41 Jefferson $1.00 P

42 $1.00 D

43 $1.00 S

44 Madison $1.00 P

45 $1.00 D

46 $1.00 S

47 Sacagawea $1.00 P

48 $1.00 D

49 $1.00 S

50 Jamestown $1.00 ms

51 $1.00 pf

52 $5.00 ms

53 $5.00 pf

54 Little Rock $1.00 ms

55 $1.00 pf

56 Martha $10.00 pf

57 $10.00 ms

58 Abigail $10.00 pf

59 $10.00 ms

60 Bust Liberty $10.00 pf

61 $10.00 ms

62 Dolley $10.00 pf

63 $10.00 ms

64 Lincoln cent P satin

65 Lincoln Cent D satin

66 Nickel P satin

67 Nickel D satin

68 dime P satin

69 dime D satin

70 Montana P satin

71 Montana D satin

72 Washington P satin

73 Washington D satin

74 Idaho P satin

75 Idaho D satin

76 Wyoming P satin

77 Wyoming D satin

78 Utah P satin

79 Utah D satin

80 Kennedy P satin

81 Kennedy D satin

82 Sac dollarP satin

83 Sac dollar D satin

84 Washington dollar P satin

85 Washington dollar D satin

86 Adams P satin

87 Adams D satin

88 Jefferson P satin

89 Jefferson D satin

90 Madison P satin

91 Madison D satin

92 silver eagle MS

93 silver eagle W MS

94 silver eagle W proof

95 1/10 GAE MS

96 1/10 GAE PROOF

97 1/4 GAE MS

98 1/4 GAE PROOF

99 1/2 GAE MS

100 1/2 GAE PROOF

101 1 OZ GAE MS

102 1 OZ GAE PROOF

103 1/10 BUFFALO MS

104 1/10 BUFFALO PROOF

105 1/4 BUFFALO MS

106 1/4 BUFFALO PROOF

107 1/2 BUFFALO MS

108 1/2 BUFFALO PROOF

109 1 OZ BUFFALO MS

110 1 OZ BUFFALO PROOF

111 1/10 PLATINUM MS

112 1/10 PLATINUM PROOF

113 1/4 PLATINUM MS

114 1/4 PLATINUM PROOF

115 1/2 PLATINUM MS

116 1/2 PLATINUM PROOF

117 1 OZ PLATINUM MS

118 1 OZ PLATINUM PROOF

 

And we may get three more, the silver gold and platinum reverse proofs. And if they decide to do the reverse proofs in the fractionals you can add six more.

 

Have I missed anything?

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Heck, the only reason I was buying mint sets was so I wouldn't have to buy rolls or pick through pocket change to update my albums. Now I have no reason to buy them at all!

 

And we have enough coins with dead presidents on them. A series featuring portraits of Ms. Liberty would have been much more interesting, but I guess there's no time or money to waste on such fanciful ideals in the post-Pearl Harbor, er, post-Hiroshima, no wait.. oh yeah, right... the post-9/11 world. tongue.gif Maybe in the post-post-9/11 world, when never ending wars against non-entities like "terror" are outlawed on grounds of just being plain stupid... blush.gif

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Condor,

 

I do admire your stats, but dont you think he means what is going to be in the proof or mint sets and not every single offering the mint has.

 

Merc

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