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Publish date:
Oct 29, 2015

Are reverse proofs just a gimmick to generate more profits for the Mint?

Author:
Dave Harper

Editor Dave Harper wants to know:

Are reverse proofs just a gimmick to generate more profits for the Mint?

Let us know your thoughts and feedback on our weekly poll question by entering your comments below or by emailing Dave Harper here: Dave.Harper@fwcommunity.com.

Some articles on the subject:
-Johnson set sells out
-More reverse proofs on the way

By
Dave Harper

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