Quick Question about 1995 Proof Set

joemoris

I just got one. The box is crap but the coins are very high end proof, Pr 68 or better easily. My question is, related to price. I see that the comm. pieces are not very valueable even in high grades. Is the listed value mostly fot the Boxes/holders and not the coins per se? Thanks in advance. This forum rools.

coinnut86

<< <i>This forum rools. >>



rools

cladking

Boxes and envelopes aren't very important because they are usually easily replaced but
you have to be careful with dates that have a very large set premium like the '95. Many
buyers do want the boxes so they can be more difficult to sell and most dealers will dis-
count them.

relayer

<< <i>Is the listed value mostly fot the Boxes/holders and not the coins per se? >>



I don't know what "listed value" you are refering to, but I'll go out on a limb and assume the value is tied to the coins.

However, between two equal sets of coins, the one with the crappy box would sell for less.

joemoris

listed value=posted collectors universe/pcgs listed price. Thanks for the help.
And "rools" is the same thing as "Ruel' z"

relayer

Proof Sets 1936 to Date
Original government package - prices are for sets in average condition.

coinnut86

<< <i>listed value=posted collectors universe/pcgs listed price. Thanks for the help.
And "rools" is the same thing as "Ruel' z" >>



oh.. sorry I thought you just had a brain fart.. turns out it must have been me

21Walker

Hey joemoris, I have a perfectly good box & coin insert for the 95 silver proof set. Don't know if your looking for the clad, but the box definately say silver proof set........if you want it PM me..............Rick ps: I broke up the set for my collection updates.........

DickyBetz

<< <i>coins are very high end proof >>



Aren't any that are post 1980 like this?