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with halfamind about tampering with the case possibility.


there was no tampering. it is the p mint uncirculated set.
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Thanks Dearborn, I thought it was a Philly mint set .
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you bet. as soon as I saw the package the OP put up, I knew exactly what it was. I guess having collected every single uncirculated, proof, and silver proof sets, it gets easy to recognize what is what..
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No way proof in cello in 1975.
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No way proof in cello in 1975.

Of course not, since 1964 was the last year they were issued in cello holders
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Even in 64 the start to put in other. I own an Mint presentation special case, and no cello.
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The 1964 U.S. proof sets were issued in cello packaging. The 1965 Special Mint Sets were also issued in cello, but then the 1966-67 Special Mint Sets were issued in hard plastic cases, as has been all proof coinage from 1968 onward.

I'd be interested in seeing a photo of the 1964 hard case you mentioned. Is it possible it's some type of aftermarket case?
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I wrote down, and when I go where I have the collections I will take photos. What must be understood it is the Mint always do some sets for specific customers or some gifts. I like to collect those, with the price come on. It is a passion and is the way is go.
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@silviosi: 1964 the mint produced their proof mint sets in packages like this and nothing else. It was until 1965 that the Mint started using hard cases for the proof sets.
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If you have a set from 1964 in a hard case, then somebody used an after market case and set the coins in it.
If the Mint had used a hard case for the 1964, trust me, I would walk to the Moon trying to get one for myself.....
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