Is the Mint taking too much profit on proof silver American Eagles?

Author:
Dave Harper
Publish date:
Nov 12, 2015

Editor Dave Harper wants to know:

Is the Mint taking too much profit on proof silver American Eagles?

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Is the Mint taking too much profit on proof silver American Eagles?

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