@DollarAfterDollar said:
Never saw that before but I'm not a collector of these modern mint sets.
I’m not either, I just like to bust them open and have them graded. Obviously nothing worth grading here so I don’t want to open this one. Maybe I’ll throw the set on eBay auction and just see what happens.
I've seen that before as well, no extra premium in my eyes, I might pay a little extra for a proof set with a double coin somewhere but not a mint set, it is interesting though
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There are lots of various types of packaging errors in the entire run of mint sets but especially the early dates. More than .1% probably. There are also various different types of packaging affecting large numbers of sets.
I've run into very few collectors of these however.
The most interesting I ever heard of was a 1970 Philly package with a SD cent included with the dime, a SD cent for the San Francisco slot, and a SD cent instead of a Philly in that slot. The single most common error is the 1980 set with a Denver quarter instead of a Denver dollar. I found one set with a Gem in this slot so actually came out ahead.
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Never saw that before but I'm not a collector of these modern mint sets.
Not the first I've seen. Might be collectible to someone.
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I’m not either, I just like to bust them open and have them graded. Obviously nothing worth grading here so I don’t want to open this one. Maybe I’ll throw the set on eBay auction and just see what happens.
At the very minimum you are owed $.39!!!
Oh wait a minute! Was there supposed to be a half dollar in the middle slot where the plastic piece is?
I remembered seeing something similar previously. So I went looking. Here is one:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/comment/13224478#Comment_13224478
Apparently jmlanzaf (post 7) has a pile of similar errors coming to eBay. (April 19 so can you beat him to it)
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Id sell it to him but that cheap bastage wouldn’t give me five dollars for it, lol
It looks like the half was only in the denver set.
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I've seen that before as well, no extra premium in my eyes, I might pay a little extra for a proof set with a double coin somewhere but not a mint set, it is interesting though
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There are lots of various types of packaging errors in the entire run of mint sets but especially the early dates. More than .1% probably. There are also various different types of packaging affecting large numbers of sets.
I've run into very few collectors of these however.
The most interesting I ever heard of was a 1970 Philly package with a SD cent included with the dime, a SD cent for the San Francisco slot, and a SD cent instead of a Philly in that slot. The single most common error is the 1980 set with a Denver quarter instead of a Denver dollar. I found one set with a Gem in this slot so actually came out ahead.