Seen These Sets In An Auction

they are all common circulated although the Barber dimes seem to be a decent grade. The quarter in the set is near cull.

Am I allowed to show the auction page? It shows better pics with zoom over the images.

A few of the sets are marked UPM copyrighted 2004 and 2005

I've noted that unlike other sellers that this one places high minimum bids on items. Like they have 100 bicentennial Ikes for $100 starting bid. Seems their base for silver is $29/oz.

These have been around in various forms for decades. It's a good way for dealers to get rid of low grade common date silver / bullion coins in their shops and at shows and turn more profit than they would as junk silver: they sell well for folks looking to buy gifts for someone who collects coins, or whatnot.

I've got a couple of them around somewhere in the "whatever" desk drawers. One of them has a 5 coin set from an IHC to Franklin half. Another is a holder with just a "Bicentennial Dollar" (Ike) in a paper insert inside of a plastic case.

Capital Plastics made set holders, too, for things like "U.S. Emergency Coinage" (i.e. silver Jefferson War Nickels) and "short sets" of Mercury dimes / Walking Liberty half dollars, usually 1939-1945 since those were the easiest to still find in BU rolls; the latter being marketed more towards collectors. I've seen some absolutely stunning BU short sets in those holders!

Way over priced.