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1950 - 1954 US Proof Set Packaging

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M. Barr Coins - Can you believe this is how proof sets actually used to be distributed? Each coin is individually placed in a plastic bag, then the bags are stapled together. Do you have one like this in your hoard?

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Unfortunately not.
However, this example is not genuine. 76 year old cellophane would not look like that. Most likely it would be very yellowed, probably crinkly and the staple would likely be quite rusty.
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1953, 1954, 1955 Proof Set Packaging Examples:

1953: Staple rust residue visible on the "sleeves"; the Half was sent off for grading
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1955: The materials used for the coin "sleeves" in 1955 caused nasty tarnishing
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The above proof sets were inherited. . .I would guess 1955 sets that were moved to alternative holders, e.g., Capital Plastics, shortly after receipt have fared better than the example I have. . .1955 sets were also issued in "flat packs."
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