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khambi | 08-02-2008 11:53 PM
1996 saes I wana buy a few 1996 Saes wid some sort of Numestic value like ms 68 or somthing Buy dont know which one and graded by which company I have seen some from $100 to $1000 on ebay I need description or type Thanks

Master_Ho | 08-02-2008 11:57 PM
Re: 1996 saes Quote:
Originally Posted by khambi (Post 1220835) I wana buy a few 1996 Saes wid some sort of Numestic value like ms 68 or somthing Buy dont know which one and graded by which company I have seen some from $100 to $1000 on ebay I need description or type Thanks
If that is what you have decided to do (and beware - some here will tell you you are a fool for doing that) - I would only buy MS 69 or 70 (if you want numismatic value) not MS 68....and graded by PCGS first, NGC second.....

tampa78 | 08-03-2008 12:00 AM
Re: 1996 saes Fool!!!!!!!!!!! :sarc: Plenty of other coins out there that are actually worth their Numi value... 1996 SAE's not so much IMHO

khambi | 08-03-2008 12:15 AM
Re: 1996 saes thanks for input i wana buy 1996 cause it is minted in lowest quantitties and save it to pass to next generations i dont buy 4 numestic value but this is an exception

tampa78 | 08-03-2008 12:22 AM
Re: 1996 saes I can understand that. That coin has a mintage of around 3, 600,000 if I remember correctly. That is a low mintage when comparing to other SAE's but still really high when looking at other world coins. Often times, if you get them in a PCGS holder, they are tarnished etc... However, if you are looking to pass them on, try and get them slabbed and in a high grade like MS69 or MS70. I sent you a couple PM's

Master_Ho | 08-03-2008 12:33 AM
Re: 1996 saes Quote:
Originally Posted by tampa78 (Post 1220863) I can understand that. That coin has a mintage of around 3, 600,000 if I remember correctly. That is a low mintage when comparing to other SAE's but still really high when looking at other world coins. Often times, if you get them in a PCGS holder, they are tarnished etc... However, if you are looking to pass them on, try and get them slabbed and in a high grade like MS69 or MS70. I sent you a couple PM's
You remember right - 3,603, 386

cosmolothrentas | 08-03-2008 01:53 AM
Re: 1996 saes Quote:
Originally Posted by khambi (Post 1220835) I wana buy a few 1996 Saes wid some sort of Numestic value like ms 68 or somthing Buy dont know which one and graded by which company I have seen some from $100 to $1000 on ebay I need description or type Thanks
i would recommend you buy some '97 silver maple leafs. Hard to find but it is a major silver coin that has been a sleeper, and is still relatively a sleeper. And you should be able to still get them at under $40 (though I am seeing $50+sometimes). You should be able to get them in mint plastic in mint condition. You might have to hunt a while to find just one now. I could not pass up an opportunity to buy 40 of them in sheets 3 months ago. I know I would have kicked myself for not buying so I snagged 'em.....I really think they are sleepers and will increase in numie value, barring utter collapse of numismatic values attached to coins. Hard to find lower than 101,900 mintage on a major silver coin. At under $40 a coin, you will not lose when silver rises, even if it's numismatic value falls flat on my prediction.

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