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Any $1 A's With Envelope Privy Still Out There?

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I recently purchased a new roll of the Aussie coin hunt set. From what I understand the envelope privy marked A coins were randomly included in the rolls. It got me thinking, is it possible there still are some coins in unopened rolls out there? Also, is it possible to open a roll, inspect the A coin and seal the roll up? The cynical side of me suspects E-bayers are doing just that and selling the rolls as 'new'.
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250 silver proof sets were made. 26 silver coins.
Don't know if an envelope privy silver proof was made.

ebay offering for silver proof set $4,500. Too much.
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I generally find the price of Aussie coins too high. The bidding prices on ebay for non-proof decimal coin sets dumbfounds me.
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more than likely search, very low percentage would be unsearch, since privy marked is at about 175-200 ish, With PNC version at about 2000 mintage. Assuming expected value would be rate of find * value of coin = expected value, I assume a very small amount maybe 1-5% (and this is a guess, unless someone know which I doubt) so expect value would be extra $2-$10 assuming you know the rolls are unsearched.
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@ryurazu - Unsearched... That is my concern. With the envelope privy mark coins selling for $200+ I'm sure, if possible, certain low life's would open rolls to find the coins and then substitute them with a normal coin and resell as 'unsearched'.
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