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Little did we know those highly prized Capital Plastic holders would ruin the value of our double mint sets
How so?
Double mint sets came from the mint housed in their original cardboard holders within an inner envelope. In the rush to put them in Capital plastic holders, the set pairs were broken up and the coins lost their value as being part of a double mint set.
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Nice! Is Capital Plastics back into making custom holders?
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MPL's - Lincolns of Color
Central Valley Roosevelts
found this if anyone wants an idea for a coin of their own, just an idea
Nice additions!
My latest project, finished this weekend:
A few coins in no particular order:
I really like that holder, my only gripe would be there's no extra hole for a 4 ray 35S. I had to buy an extra page for my album to include it.
Early proof sets. Mostly Capital
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Little did we know those highly prized Capital Plastic holders would ruin the value of our double mint sets
How so?
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Double mint sets came from the mint housed in their original cardboard holders within an inner envelope. In the rush to put them in Capital plastic holders, the set pairs were broken up and the coins lost their value as being part of a double mint set.
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That is a vintage circa-1964 holder, made under the anticipation that the coins would actually be released in 1964 and/or 1965..
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This would be fun to work on
I think I'm going to fill it with choice G examples, VF or so for the moderns.
My oldest one
And completed this one today.
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc
Just got the holder in this morning. Loaded it with three ultra-lowball Peace dollars. Problem free with decades of pocket wear:
Filled this one today.
Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value. Zero. Voltaire. Ebay coinbowlllc