Coins from the US Mint?
I am collecting the US Presidents 1 dollar coins. I have not been able to get all the ones that I need from my local bank or post office. So I have been looking at ordering some from the US Mint.
Does it make a difference if I purchase the coin that is uncirculated vs circulated in terms of long term value?
I am not looking to sell any coins, I collect for fun in my own free time and started a while back upon inheriting some family coins. I am just curious. Anyone know?
Yes, it will in the future make a difference whether you collect circulated vs. uncirculated coins. It will probably take another 100 years to be worth anything, but spend the extra and buy uncirculated coins.
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US Presidential Dollar Coin Album Book 2007-2016
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Beginning in 2007, the United States Mint is honoring the past Presidents of the United States with a unique series of Presidential $1 Coins.
The coins have a design of a former U.S. President on one side and the Statue of Liberty on the other.
These coins feature artwork with edge-incused inscriptions of the mint year or issuance, “E Pluribus Unum,” “In God We Trust” and the mint mark.
There w…
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A fascinating, fact-filled book that lets you test your presidential knowledge, while collecting the US Presdential One Dollar coins!The Presidential One Dollar Coin Act of 2005 was passed to honor those who have served the US as Commander in Chief. You can share a piece of this history by starting your own coin collection! Four coins are issued each year (beginning in 2007.)This sturdy folder con…
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Presidential Dollar Collector’s Folder
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The U.S. Mint has started issuing handsome new silver dollars featuring images of the presidents in the order that they served—and this time they’re taking a fresh, contemporary approach! Beginning this year with George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, each coin will have large dramatic artwork (bigger than ever before) and display the Statue of Liberty on the re…
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