Well, let's think about this for a moment....
How does any proof coin get into a roll of coins?
Someone breaks up a proof set. Child, thief, someone desperate for cash,
inherited by non-collector, intentional or unintentional .... etc. Then it is spent. What happens then? Some get found and kept, some make their way to the bank.
Where does the US bank you have access to in Korea get their coins?
I would guess from customer deposits and/or order them from the Federal Reserve (or wherever any bank would get them).
You come along, get some coins from the bank and find it.
You are happy!
Unfortunately, most modern proofs found in circulation (impaired proofs) aren't worth much, but they would fill a hole in a collection.
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Edited by nss-52
01/05/2017 07:49 am