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Blue-Toned 1982 Proof Set

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Has anybody seen this before? Can anybody tell me how this happens and does it give the coins more value?
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Very typical of many 1970s and 80s sets. I suspect the material, in this case the red "cloth", released some type of environmental damage.

It does not increase value and may make them difficult to sell.
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Thank you!
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I would agree with the above since I have a few from the eighties which exhibit this same characteristic. Personally, I like the look. Especially nickels in shades of blue/violet.

As for value, that's a tough call. There are a select group of toned collectors who pay a premium, which would depend on grade and/or third party certification.
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It may be hard to find someone to pay a premium for them since a lot of those sets toned this way.
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I have packages that turned my brown Ikes blue.
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Not sure the how but I know I wouldn't buy that one.
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