I doubt that that set has much extra value as a set so I would not fret about opening it.
German toonies in high grades are scarce and of value. I sold one....I think it was certified MS65.....for something close to $100 as I recall.
But US$100 for the set with the coin in what looks like MS60 - 62 seems kind of high to me. Hard to tell from the photo if it is a German planchet. Perhaps the toonie experts will chime in.
It is almost impossible to determine the planchet source for 1996 $2 coins with photographs on the internet. You need really good lighting conditions and the coin in hand to do so.
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