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1937 proof set. - Photos added.
SanctionII
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Acquired yesterday. Will be sent to our host for grading.
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Very nice, hope they grade well!
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Nice. Where’d you obtain the set? I’m always interested to hear where/how these surface. Good luck on grades.
Nothing is as expensive as free money.
Local show in the SF Bay Area.
Very nice!
I think they are probably much nicer than your photos indicate 👍
Nice looking set!
Im sure you had to pay up for it.
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Those sure are purdy!
That is a nice looking set!
Collector, occasional seller
The coins look much better than they appear in the photos.
I thins that walker is gonna come back with a nice grade. Its all good 👍
Good luck
Really nice set.
Here are better photos of the five coins.
That's a great set but I had to chuckle at the holder. I like those snap cases and they're safe for coin storage, but that set was screaming for a Capitol Plastics holder. 😀
My estimates based on the current pictures, 1-50. I really like that Nickel.
PR65.
PR67+.
PR66.
PR65.
PR66.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," --- Benjamin Franklin
The nickel is a stunner when it is tilted to where the colorful toning shines.
Makes me want to retrieve my run of proof sets 1936-1969 from the safety deposit box! Mine are in a Dansco album.
Official PCGS account of:
www.TallahasseeCoinClub.com
That would be something to see!
Collector, occasional seller
My story about the 1937 set began when I attended a local show in early June. A dealer had multiple raw proof sets in his case. I bought a 1942 set containing a gorgeous frosted half; and agreed to purchase the 1937 set.
I picked up the 1937 set last Saturday and while doing so I also looked at the 1939 and 1941 sets the dealer has. I already have sets for those years, but the nickel in the dealer's 1939 set is a gorgeous toner and the other coins in the 1939 and 1941 sets are upgrade candidates to coins in my current sets.
I am going to meet the dealer this weekend at another show to take a close look at his 1939 and 1941 sets. I most likely will pick up those two sets.
Summer hobby fun at local shows.