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Please enter my subscription to the Bicentennial History of the United States,

consisting of 100 commemorative ingots to be issued at the rate of one ingot

per month beginning in May 1975. I wish my set to be minted in (check one):

__ Fine American Pewter at $10.* per ingot

__ Solid Sterling Silver at $30.* per ingot

*plus my state sales tax

I enclose $_____ as payment for the first ingot in the series, and I agree to pay

for each subsequent ingot promptly upon being invoiced on a monthly basis.

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So the purchase cost was at least $1000 (in 1975$) but today it's only worth what

someone is willing to pay for it. I just donated my collection to the local elementary

school. I did some research last year, and didn't see it selling for more than $100.

When I researched it today, I couldn't find any matches.

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