Posted on Oct 14, 2022
In 2026 the US will have its Quarter Millenium (250 years). Would you like to see an expanded Commemorative Coin Set?
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Typical Commemorative sets include a half, a dollar, and a five-dollar gold piece (a half eagle). For this set, it could include all denominations from the half cent (it would be quite small), the cent, the double cent (or two-cent piece) the three-cent piece (or "trime"), the half dime and/or nickel, the dime, the double dime (twenty cent piece), the quarter, the half, and the dollar. It could also include a gold dollar, a two-and one-half dollar gold piece (quarter eagle), the three-dollar gold piece, the half eagle, and the eagle, the double eagle.
This set could include a set of between 11 and a baker's dozen coins. The Three Cent and the Five Cent pieces were minted in both silver and nickel.
This set could include a set of between 11 and a baker's dozen coins. The Three Cent and the Five Cent pieces were minted in both silver and nickel.
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Lt Col Timothy Cassidy-Curtis
Partial sets could be available. For example, everything up to the silver dollar, with all the gold coins available separately.
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SPC Michael Duricko, Ph.D
Great point!!!! People don't have money for food or gas let Lone "coins". Just heard that most investment portfolios invested in equity are down 25% so although depressed markets offer excellent buying opportunities you still need liquidity to take advantage of depressed values and liquidity is something most A.ericans do not have.
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Prefer a silver half and a silver dollar, they can do a gold one but I never buy them from the mint. Cost too much for me personally. Maybe do a commemorative quarter like the bicentennial for regular circulation.
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Cpl Vic Burk
SPC (Join to see) Whenever I run across the bi-centennial quarters I keep them. I have a couple hundred currently. Not really sure why I started collecting them, I just do.
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