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1958 Proof Set=melt bucket? 2000 ASE Collectors+this?? - Pictures
TexasNationals
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Going through a box of stuff I found in a junk drawer I found this 1985 proof set in a capital plastic holder. Hazed to Helena on all coins (dip could remove) and a huge, growing carbon spot growing behind Lincolns head ( Dip wouldn't remove and I don't and won't dip copper to pink). What to do? Dip and leave the cent, put back in holder and put it with the few earlier proof sets left (1955-prior) or toss the silver in the 90% bag I am building and spend the cent? What would you do?
Find #2 was 4 of these 1/2 sets of millennium sets I think. The bills were cut off for some reason and I won 4 sets from Russ (yep, our Russ) many years ago for like $14-$17 each. Since they are in the original packaging these are the W coins although no MM on coin and the Sac is the Burnished 2000-D ( all 4 seem to be MS-66/67) and 3 of the 4 eagles are milk spotted, this one is not though, yet. Now several questions are the Burnished Sacs worth getting grading, I am thinking NO. Are the ASE's required for the registry set as a separate UNC 2000 coin (so will PCGS label them as such and are they in demand?) I cut 3 of the 4 ASE's out and put them in a roll with several other 95's and 96's, like the dates matter now! Should I do anything with the ASE left or any of the 4 SAC's as I just cut the ASE out with a knife to leave the packaging be. Here is the best of the group, the eagle may 69, probably 68.
As always thank for the responses guys and gals.
Find #2 was 4 of these 1/2 sets of millennium sets I think. The bills were cut off for some reason and I won 4 sets from Russ (yep, our Russ) many years ago for like $14-$17 each. Since they are in the original packaging these are the W coins although no MM on coin and the Sac is the Burnished 2000-D ( all 4 seem to be MS-66/67) and 3 of the 4 eagles are milk spotted, this one is not though, yet. Now several questions are the Burnished Sacs worth getting grading, I am thinking NO. Are the ASE's required for the registry set as a separate UNC 2000 coin (so will PCGS label them as such and are they in demand?) I cut 3 of the 4 ASE's out and put them in a roll with several other 95's and 96's, like the dates matter now! Should I do anything with the ASE left or any of the 4 SAC's as I just cut the ASE out with a knife to leave the packaging be. Here is the best of the group, the eagle may 69, probably 68.
As always thank for the responses guys and gals.
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if you don't want them let me know.
as for the eagles, if they don't grade 69 or up
and do not have the burnished label I think they are just melt..jmo
anytime you can get something from Don for free you should take him up on it!!!
- - Dave
I think overall it's a nice looking set apart from the cent's issues. My B&M would pay me $20-25 for the set, they consistently bring in the $35 range on Ebay and the dime does look to have a little frost.
On the ASE, is it needed for the registry set and does PCGS have a separate coin number for it?
TN