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Unopened Mint Sets 68 - 72

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 Posted 05/11/2015  7:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SsuperDdave to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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However, if they were sent in for TPG, what are the odds they will grade high enough to be valued above what they cost to grade?


Probably what you'd call "highly unlikely." Moderns in high grade are in many cases Condition Rarities, and although you'd have to be the final judge of grade even the Mint Set coins would want careful scrutinizing before you chose.
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You may have misinterpreted what I wrote. The coins in mint sets are excellent looking coins. I love purchasing coins this way, and actually have a 1966 and 1965 SMS in my mailbox today.


I guess I may have.

I'm always on the lookout for these coins in nice condition and most examples I find originate in mint sets. It's always surprised me how there can be so much interest in something like the '70-S sm dt cent which is common in mint sets but almost no inyterest in something like a fully Gem '70-S nickel that appears only about one time in 1200.

The sm dt cent is a great coins but it's a variety and the nickel is needed by all nickel collectors. Even a decent Gem (not full steps) '70-S nickel is scarcer than the cent.
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