Close, but no cigar.

toyz4geo

A while back (days turn into weeks which turn into months which turn into years) I saw this Jefferson at a coin show in Phoenix. I liked it and the price was right so I bought it. I came to find out they came as a set. I had the matte or satin Uncirculated piece from set # 541. It did not have a mate..

Fast forward a few years, probably more than I realize, I saw this on the 'Bay. I pulled the trigger, thinking it was from the same set I had. Nope. Missed it by 10. Anyway, I now have the proof version, albeit 10 numbers apart. I doubt I can get any closer.

I'm kinda wondering if PCGS would put these in a dual holder. Just wondering.

Edit to add pic of reverse.

Broadstruck

In the future for the common core math learning collectors this will be a perfectly matched numerical set!

ricko

Those are very nice coins.... I would think they could be put in a dual holder.... Then you would have grades as well. Probably could get a holder to also include the certs. Cheers, RickO

TomB

I think these are great, but don't believe PCGS certifies them at this time.

291fifth

@TomB said:
I think these are great, but don't believe PCGS certifies them at this time.

There would be no real reason to crack these out and have PCGS slab them. I believe all of them came in SEGS holders as shown here. The SEGS holders are original packaging and to me that is a positive.

edwardjulio