What's Wrong With This Picture

Besides the obvious lable error, the picture is not good enugh to dicern problems. Just my humble opinion.

It all evens out in the end.

The Buffalo is in the dimes spot.

*added*
So those are real proofs?

Well in that case,

Thank you.

As far as this proof set goes, the nickel (the one with the Indian head labeled 10 cents ) is really nice with a great strike, no marks anywhere and no toning. The dime and quarter are also nice. I see no issues, other than a little toning, but they are not quite as striking as the nickel. The cent has some uneven toning and a spot, though luckily I have a spare 1937 proof cent. The half has some uneven toning on the obverse but good strike on lady liberty. The obverse seems to have used a very polished down die as the rays and some lower elements are disappearing into the fields. The reverse of the half is a little bit cameo and has a very very light purplish/pink toning.

I was actually thinking of suggesting to General Moe that a neat days-of thread would "proofs and patterns". This would probably be better as 1 day = 1 decade, like the gold was and run from the earliest up through the early 1940's or so. This would be a fun way to see some neat coins......