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Found this in my grandfathers collection. I know its not really considered a key date or anything, but I thought I would toss out some eye candy for you all. Let me know if you think it has much value above and beyond.

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All I know is that it is a beautiful set!
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Always nice to look at and going for about $20 on ebay so more than 20x face. I would keep it, especially having the Treasury envelope and insert.
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Worth $22.
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Two reasons to get excited. It was your grandfathers and it is my birth year . Check it for errors/varieties but label it as coming from your gpa and put it away for safe keeping.
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Nice silver proof set . Probably your grandfather bought it directly from the mint for $2.10 . keep passing it down through generations .
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The sets pre-1965 are always nice since they do have silver. I'd save that set exactly as it is.
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January 1,1965 - "The Day The Coins Died"
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BiggDadd and that is a very nice set!
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January 1,1965 - "The Day The Coins Died"

The law authorizing the clad coinage wasn't passed until May of 1965.
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I'm feeling old. As a kid, bought one of those when they were brand new at the local coin shop.
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Hey! The Ikes came six years later.


Brings a tear to yer eye, don't it?

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Two reasons to get excited. It was your grandfathers and it is my birth year . Check it for errors/varieties but label it as coming from your gpa and put it away for safe keeping.


My birth year as well. I have everything of my grand dads. Times would have to get really bad before I turned loose of a single item. Nice set, keep it!

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Nice set to keep and put away.
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