United States Mint Lowers Prices for Several 2012 Numismatic Products

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    United States Mint Lowers Prices for Several 2012 Numismatic Products

    United States Mint Lowers Prices for Several 2012 Numismatic Products
    01-10-2012 10:00 PM
    WASHINGTON - The United States Mint is pleased to announce that it is reducing or maintaining 2011 prices for some of its most popular products to be offered in 2012. The bureau was able to set these lower prices and maintain others by refining the product costing process, taking advantage of current lower prices for precious metals and negotiating better pricing from its suppliers.




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    • 19Lyds
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      Lower pricing is some very welcome news!

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        • snowman
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          • Dec 2007
          • 494
          #3
          Nice

          ..was thinking the prices were getting out of control

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            • tone541
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              mint lowering prices

              Originally posted by Lincoln Cent News Line
              United States Mint Lowers Prices for Several 2012 Numismatic Products
              01-10-2012 10:00 PM
              WASHINGTON - The United States Mint is pleased to announce that it is reducing or maintaining 2011 prices for some of its most popular products to be offered in 2012. The bureau was able to set these lower prices and maintain others by refining the product costing process, taking advantage of current lower prices for precious metals and negotiating better pricing from its suppliers.




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              it's still crazy, i remember buying all the 61,62 63 proof sets i wanted for $2.10 from the mint.

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                • lara4228
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                  • Mar 2011
                  • 2116
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                  I went out on a limb for me and purchased this: http://catalog.usmint.gov/webapp/wcs...gId=10001&ddke

                  I just received it yesterday. Nice set. The way they created the design is different. They used the dot system to make the details. Very odd. I've never seen anything like it. Maybe its normal for these types of sets? I wouldn't know as this is my first one yet. It's almost as if they use laser to place the details on them.
                  What ever you do...do it with passion

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                    • jallengomez
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                      • Jan 2010
                      • 4447
                      #6
                      Good for them. They're still overpriced. I regard the U.S. mint about the same way I regard the home shopping network.
                      “What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.”

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                        • tone541
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                          Originally posted by jallengomez
                          Good for them. They're still overpriced. I regard the U.S. mint about the same way I regard the home shopping network.
                          i'm thinking about buying from the mint again after 36 years of inactivity.

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                            • Antiquity
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                              • Jan 2011
                              • 1590
                              #8
                              Nice, my mint set is cheaper, gotta love it!
                              THOMAS J.

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