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everything else looks to be uncirculated. @hm, any chance of you posting a close up of a couple of the older coins to this thread? "If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
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 I've not seen this particular set, but there have been hundreds of similar sets assembled and sold mostly to New n-collectors at very high prices for what they contained. Better photos of the coins themselves would help with a monetary evaluation. |
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Better photos of the coins themselves would help with a monetary evaluation.  , however........ Quote:
I was recently given this set by my grandpa. Through the years this will make the set far more valuable to you than any monetary value you may derive from it. By the way, |
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If you need some closeups I can post some.
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I'm not an expert but nothing looks like it's worth much more than a dollar or 2. I have most of these from low cost proof sets I used to make a type set with. I don't know about stamps but my personal opinion is that this is worth more as a remembrance than worth breaking it up. The coins are just common uncirculated coins.
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There's likely more sentimental value here than monetary value. Most of these coins only sell for a few dollars each, and a dealer would offer even less than that. I would keep the set together as a reminder of your grandfather. |
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to CCF! |
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Posted 11/01/2019 4:09 pm
