I have a NY subway token from the mid sixties.

Now that’s just funny! On a serious note, don’t give them more ideas, Dazed!

If that is the case you’re gonna love getting all 500 versions of the subway employee of the month coin coming up soon.

Last I checked 12 to 16,000 depending if in box or graded. 70s are closer to 20 grand or more. A d if you get autograph one I think it was 40 to 75k

The original issues are the best. I see a slight improvement of the liberty portrait on the ’23 Morgans over the ’21 Morgans. I like the revision. I’m a Peace Dollar fan myself, even though I know not everyone is enthusiastic about the Peace Dollar design. The Standing Liberty quarter and Peace dollar are some of my favorite designs, although it’s too bad about the production problems they had (weak strikes). I tend to like coins that didn’t do well, like the Flying Eagle cent and Silver Three cent.

When I see the prices going down for the products on the market, then I’ll stop buying from the Mint and buy from dealers again. Right now, the Mint prices are lower than the dealer prices. It hasn’t always been that way. I watch the market and go with the flow.

I only purchased 7 coins from the Mint this year and will probably do the same in 2024. Saving lots of money, thanks to the mint. Or maybe I should say I’m redirecting it to other areas. What are they wanting for the WWII V75 gold coin? I missed out buying that set, and the ASE V75, and haven’t thought about them since.

I’ll leave mine in the box and maybe grab a set if it is graded and with original packaging. Mint keeps up with the dei and crap grade coin I cam save enough to get one of the 1945 gold 75th anniversary ww2 coins.

Interesting! I was going to buy 5 sets, ended up cancelling all of them with the hope of picking up a set much much later at a better price. No hurry. I