Grading Uncirc. And Proof Coins

Mister Tom,
I would start by looking at the price guides to see if any of these are potential keys or semi-keys within the series.

Without any practical grading experience there's not much you can do except trust in other experienced graders. This is particularly true in mint and proof sets ... they all look spectacular. PCGS graded gems (MS69-70 or PF70) command big $$$$. This is because only a very few of the millions minted pass their strict standards. And to avoid "gradeflation" they usually reserve these grades for submissions from their premier customers (my take, others may disagree).

I would first find a local coin dealer that you trust and request their opinion. This may prove difficult as most dealers these days consider modern Mint products "dreck". They may not be willing to expend the effort.

Posting pictures here is sometimes an option, but in your case you would need professional pics for us to determine if the coin is a gem.

Sorry to paint you into a corner here, but this is the reality of modern mint products.

All is not lost if you can check if there's any error like FinanceGuru stated, if there are non and if you have time, learn to grade them before selling them. You may take interest afterward and keep some.

The reason I said unfortunately is due to the fact that he spent between $7.00 and $15.00 per set and current resale is far less than what he paid 15-30 years ago. The Mint sold far more of them than the market can support.

If they were bought for a collection at 1 or 2 per year it would be a different story.

Just my 2 cents but I see the sets with Ike's selling for 10-15 on ebay. Personally I love sees and am trying to collect a proof and mint set from every year.