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Not exactly crh but obtained with crh proceeds. Kenn 90% W 2014 Reverse Proof
PCGS PR 70 First Strike. Got it for $118.00. I am sure in a couple of years value will go up. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1449677547.299761.webp
 
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I don't know own much about numismatic value. Is that a good deal? Seems like a lot of money.
 
Not exactly crh but obtained with crh proceeds. Kenn 90% W 2014 Reverse Proof
PCGS PR 70 First Strike. Got it for $118.00. I am sure in a couple of years value will go up.View attachment 1244837

I would've probably held off on pulling the trigger on that one. Recent reverse proof PCGS PR70 coins look like they can be gotten for a bit less. If you are happy, that is all that matters! I really like that set, those are nice coins!

(EDIT: Just saw it was a First Strike, I personally don't feel like that is worth the $30-40 difference in price, but again, that's just the opinion of me, guy on the Internet.)
 
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I thinks this specific issue is going to be more dificult or expensive to get in the future.
 
The RP ASE from the 25th year set 2011 sells high today.
 
I assume the same will happen for this one.
 
I do love the look of those coins. Considering the mint was still selling them last I checked, I don't think the value will go up quickly.
 
Yes, I order the set but later I cancelled the order and got the pcgs graded reverse proof.
 
Not every year is a 50 yr anniversary. It happened in the 10th of the ASE. No one suspected that the ASE W 1995 was going to become a rarity.
 
Pretty coin. What's the mintage on that one?
 
The product limit according to the US Mint is 225,000. As far as I know this coin was just offered with the set (product). I assume product = the set. So I assume that the mintage for this coin is 225,000.
 

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