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	Comments on: Tallgrass Prairie Quarters for Kansas Released in Rolls and Bags	</title>
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		By: Big T		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I like the 5 oz ATB P quarters, but I don&#039;t have any of those.  Instead, I purchased the &#039;bullion&#039; versions (which actually have a better finish) for much lower cost (slight premium over spot) and if you notice those coins have almost as much resale as the P mint versions so I am pleased with my decision to go with bullion.  Also note, that the mintages were very similar between P mint and bullion versions.  The P mint has an &#039;uncirculated barnished&#039; finish, while the bullion have a &#039;mirrored&#039; finish - looks way better, 1/3 of the cost, similar mintage and all the resale value... hmmm.... think the bullion ones are the way to go.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like the 5 oz ATB P quarters, but I don&#8217;t have any of those.  Instead, I purchased the &#8216;bullion&#8217; versions (which actually have a better finish) for much lower cost (slight premium over spot) and if you notice those coins have almost as much resale as the P mint versions so I am pleased with my decision to go with bullion.  Also note, that the mintages were very similar between P mint and bullion versions.  The P mint has an &#8216;uncirculated barnished&#8217; finish, while the bullion have a &#8216;mirrored&#8217; finish &#8211; looks way better, 1/3 of the cost, similar mintage and all the resale value&#8230; hmmm&#8230;. think the bullion ones are the way to go.</p>
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