This applies to the '76 quarter, half and dollar. There are spaces for 76-P, 76-D, 76-S, 76-S 40% proof and 76-S 40% BU. Now you can get the PDS from the usual sources. The S 40% proof from the 3 coin silver set. My questions is, where do you get the S 40% BU? And why would an S not be in a proof set?
Just so I'm understanding because this is confusing to me.
The 40% S-Proof comes from the 3 piece silver set where the coins are arranged in the display case like a triangle? LIke this https://www.ebay.com/itm/313670165524 This is the set I bought (not this exact one obviously) and man was it hard to get the quarter out of the plastic unscathed.
I had a discussion with the wife and son last night about whether I should buy two silver proof sets for each year. One to keep and one to break up into albums. The vote was buy one and put it in albums. My son kept asking "why do you want two?" I said one to have a display case that shows all the coins for a certain year and one to fill the album of each coin type. I lost that discussion, I wanted to buy two but since I'm playing catch up it's cost prohibitive.
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