$66.00
Complete Presidential Dollar 39 BU Coin Set Loose Roll One Each 2007 – 2016
- Description
Description
Here is a complete collection of golden presidential dollars, minted from 2007 until 2016. Included are one coin each of the four different presidents issued per year for a total of 39 coins. All of these coins share a common reverse design. Since living people cannot be represented on US legal tender, coins for Carter and for all the presidents after Reagan could not be issued. These are business strike coins that came directly from the original bank (2007 – 2011) and mint (2012 – 2016) rolls in which they were issued. While these business strike coins typically display any number of bag marks, stains, or other manufacturing marks, I cull through them to bring you only the best available of the roll. They will come to you in a loose roll, ready to put into anything you wish. You will receive 39 coins similar to those shown in the photos, although mint marks may vary.
See my other listings if you are interested in this same series of coins protected and labeled in flat stapled 2×2 window flips, or as a collection in a beautiful and informative Dansco collector’s album.
A word about Sales Tax:
I do not charge any sort of sales tax or any other up-charges. eBay,
however, might. Court rulings have determined that various taxing
authorities can levy taxes on on-line purchases, even though the Buyer
and the Seller might be in different States. To settle who gets this
money, and to avoid potential double taxing by both States, ‘They’
decided that the Buyer’s State should get the booty. Consequently the
Buyer’s address determines if and how much sales tax gets levied. eBay,
in an effort to stay in business and not lose all their sellers to them
running afoul of taxing authorities, now automatically include any
taxes thus owed. I, personally, have nothing to do with it or to say
about, except to pay a fee (not part of the tax) for the taxes having
been included on my invoice. Something we’ll all have to live with now,
I guess. It just keeps getting better, don’t it?
I do not charge any sort of sales tax or any other up-charges. eBay,
however, might. Court rulings have determined that various taxing
authorities can levy taxes on on-line purchases, even though the Buyer
and the Seller might be in different States. To settle who gets this
money, and to avoid potential double taxing by both States, ‘They’
decided that the Buyer’s State should get the booty. Consequently the
Buyer’s address determines if and how much sales tax gets levied. eBay,
in an effort to stay in business and not lose all their sellers to them
running afoul of taxing authorities, now automatically include any
taxes thus owed. I, personally, have nothing to do with it or to say
about, except to pay a fee (not part of the tax) for the taxes having
been included on my invoice. Something we’ll all have to live with now,
I guess. It just keeps getting better, don’t it?
