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2001 Proof Set

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Why is the 2001 Proof Set so expensive relative to the other ones?

2000 State Quarters are worth 10 but the 01 proof set is worth more than 50, why is this?
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Mintage and it was late coming out.

There 2x more clad proof sets yes in 2001 but the silver proof set look at the mintage of them.

And that what I would get the Sac out off!

9-11 may have something to do with the price also.
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According to my Red Book there were more '01 Proof sets than '02 proof sets and '04 proof sets
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My guess is that it has something to do with 9-11. Maybe a lot of coins have been deemed "damaged" from making specialty sets (plating/colouring/altering)?
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Actually it is because of the proof Sac coin. It is listed somewhere around $100 just for the Sac.
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So then the question becomes... why is the 2001S Proof Sacagawea worth so much?
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that is a good question I know it is because of the sac but why is that worth so much
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Learn something new every day in here. I never knew the Sac was $100 in Red Book. Thanks for the info. nlp
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You can find great high proof 2001 sacs for $40. Heck, I bought that proof + 3 other proofs for $50
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