My Coin Shop Website portsmouthcoinshop.com/ Mint State TH-cam Channel th-cam.com/channels/YYiBSXFIqynR2zren_pIlQ.html CoinHelpu Community coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php Proof Set List: 1936 through 1970 S 1976 S Silver 3 Coin 1995 S Premier & Regular 1996 S Premier & Regular 1996 S Prestige Set #1 1997 S Premier & Regular 1999 S Silver Proof 2000 S Silver Proof 2001 S Silver Proof 2012 S Limited Set 2012 S Silver Proof Set 2012 S Clad Proof Set 2012 S Presidential Proof Set 2014 S Limited Proof Set 2017 S Limited Proof Set 2018 S Limited Proof Set
The shop near me folded in 2015. You have been a great help in getting me interested back in the hobby. I have learned more from your Channel. Even coins I don't collect.
If you bought the 1936 proof set when it came out for $1.89, that turned out to be a great investment. I unwisely decided not to purchase it yet for reasons of not being born for another 40 years.
In 1979 I bought two proof sets I got the type 1 and type 2. Issue price $9.00 each 9 months later I sold the type two for $125.00. Rebook price today $50.00
i like proof sets . probably losing money buying them but its for my grandaughter. i like the history behind them. hopefully she will like the coins and learn from them.
Some of the prestige proof sets were poorly produced by the mint. I bought the Mount Rushmore set and the silver coin in haze oxidation around the rim. The plastic eventually came off you able to remove the clear plastic out. The mint did not seal well that the air went inside damaged the silver. I returned it to the seller and fortunately able to have a refund on ebay. Purchase another two coins proof set in better case with Air Tite with no tarnish. Beautiful coins!
I've got a 1996 prestige set I got in a lot of seven or eight prestige sets. I broke the rest up for the coins, but kept this one because of the low mintage. Hoping to trade it at the next coin show that comes thru.
I remember when the 1999-s Silver proof set were worth at $300 ea ..I had two sets ....so I traded one set off for some nice high grade key Morgans back ..then ..good timing
Have a run from 1962 to present in silver Proof sets...definitely one thing we because we like them...but definitely low on the investment Scale. Silver would have to get to 40 bucks..before one could make an exceptional profit. 👍😊
Daniel in retrospect could you offer any explanation as to WHY those specific proof sets have increased in value? Is there a specific coin within them driving the cost up? Thanks.
Nice, I wasn't working yet so I wasn't into getting coins yet. I was in middle school in 96 lol. Hopefully some of the newer things I've started to buy goes up like that.
Dan, How are you ? This is Rich in Sarasota . I sold you several proof sets last year. I respect your coin knowledge & have a question for you. I recently been thinking about buying a kilo silver bar. What would be a better investment.... silver bar or 10oz rounds. I value your opinion . Please respond. L actually plan to purchase what you suggest ,as I want to hold on for long term & pass on to my family .Do you have these items in stock ?
I have the 2022 US Coin book but you popped the rest of the air out of my lottery ticket..😁.. but thank Goodness for you. I saw a Utube screaming 1975 dime no mint mark worth half a million… that got popped bad tonight. Just continue to listen to you.
Nice Video! If I found a 1936 unopened mint set, I may take a silver log in my britches.Have a great video everyone, if interested I will be making a pretty cool video later today, Hope you do not mind me putting that @coinHELPu. You rock! Always teaching the community! Have a great day!
Love the channel and the vast information in that brain of yours. If I may, make a suggestion on a future topic? I just purchased the 1932 set of Washington quarters. I paid under $200 for all three in AU circulation. I think it was a great deal, but what gives with the low mintage of the D and S? Great Depression? just making a suggestion and I'll continue to watch all the content as I soak it up like a sponge. Thank you sir.
Would you grade Authentic "Cook Island And British Proof Sets for Queen Elizabeth2 1957, 1963, 1970, 1978 Queen's Elegant Mary Flick Effigy Looks Best 1978-1982 British, Irish (none I over Coins) worth grading fees? What do you advise as we collected graded 1973 Cook Island Coin Set and graded the set at $15 A coin. Cook Island1970 Silver Ship on Dollar Coin. Melbourne Proof Set?
I love Proof/Mint Sets!! Great way to get Proof/BU Coins at VERY affordable prices!! I love collecting coins - but, it's a VERY expensive hobby (if you want quality)! Proof Sets are a whole lot cheaper than buying slabbed coins!
The US Mint, unless you somehow have an in for the ultra rare issues or a bot or you’re really darn lucky, is not the place to invest. It’s good to get coins there but even the coins that go up in value usually can’t keep up with inflation. $57 in 1995 would buy a lot more than $60 today.
@@jeffw1267 if I buy a coin for $10 and sell it for $30 then I am putting $20 in my pocket. It's that simple. Adjusting for inflation doesn't change the $20 I put in my pocket. I still have $20 over my initial investment.
No one can answer that, you need to lookup the potential value of each coin at PCGS or NGC price guide. I have several videos on this subject, so search my channel.
How much value enhancement (premium) for unsealed proof sets that came in flat packs, such as 1955 proof set? I have 5 of those unsealed, and a bunch of 1961 unsealed sets. The envelopes are immaculate. Look like they were issued yesterday.
Daniel, maybe you can make a video about it. Seems no one I asked really knows the answer. What is a better thing to do to maximize the profit? Sell the quarters with a W/Wv75 as soon as you find them, or hold on to them because they may become more expensive? Also do you, or does anybody know, whether the quarters released in 2021, such as the Tuskegee airmen, will have some “Ws”?
And the reason for the 1996 set is because of the Commemorative coins in them were very low mintage. As for those sets that keep their price from original Mint price, it seems the ones with Presidential dollars and mintages at or below 700K.
They still exist, yes. Standard proof sets are mostly still available and not too expensive going back as far as 1956; before that is when they get quite expensive, as they were minted in much lower numbers. I personally as of now have every standard proof set from 1960 until 2023.
You got to my website in the description to order from us, we don't take orders over the phone. We also have a help community where you can ask questions about collecting coins, here coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
@@rudeawakening3833 has nothing to do with what I charge. I think there’s more out there than people think and prices are likely to come down. My video is about investing in proof sets, not anything else.
Adjusting for inflation is just for fun and not reality. If I bought a $10 coin in 1970 and I sell it now for $30 then I made a good investment. It doesn't matter how much $30 was back in the day.
@@CoinHELPu so if 10 dollars bought you a tank of gas in 1970 and today that same coin you sold for 30 buys you the same tank of gas did you really gain anything accept a nominal increase? So unless you made enough to buy more than back then you didn't actually make anything. Just because something increases nominally doesn't make it more valuable.
@@ROGUESILVER if I buy a coin for $10 in 1990 and sell it for $30 in 2020 I gained on my investment. Its how it works, this isn't about what the dollar use to buy or adjusted for inflation, that's comparing two different financial eras that can't be combined. Anytime you buy something and sell for more later you got a return for your investment.
@@CoinHELPu yes that coin went up and you made a good purchase that increased in nominal value. But $10 in 1990=$30 in 2020(as an example because I'm sure its more) so it increased in nominal value but not actual value because $10 in 1990 has the same purchasing power as $30 in 2020. So unless you made more than the rate of inflation you only made a profit nominally...not actually because of inflation. According to your video only a handful of proof sets even went up in value and adjusted for inflation you actually lost on just about all modern proof sets. Im not arguing it went up in nominal value. Im saying they didn't go up in actual value because 10=30....there is a big difference between a nominal increase and an actual or real increase in value. Its the same as buying a bond with a 1% rate and the stated inflation rate is 2%. Yes it went up in nominal value but its a negative real rate of 1%.
@@ROGUESILVER all of that doesn't matter. If I buy a coin then later I sell it for a profit then I made a return on my investment, it's that simple. Your paper math and figurative thinking doesn't take away the profit I made on that coin, because the profit I made is real time while your math is paper and not what really happened.
Just wont ta know , the " W " Proof Silver Eagle's from the US Mint . One comes in a Proof box , and comes in a " Congrats Card " , the SAME type of coin . Then why do dealers sell the Congrats coin ( graded PR70 UC ) NGC / PCGS for more than the regular " W" Proof that comes in the BOX graded PR 70UC NGC / PCGS ? Can any one tell me ? I see no difference . Tom Daytona Beach , FL. 16 , March 2024 . Thank you . PS , just the bloody holder ?
Proof mark is the letter that's usually below the date or on the reverse like P D S Or W stands for West point, NY the rest are symbols of what mint they were made from..if you don't know already, happy hunting!!
I think 2020 with the coin shortage and limited release of the proof and proof silver sets with W nickles will show a good increase in value over time. Sad to say what a bad year it was overall. Also, if W nickels from the mint sets leak out, wow that would be a find since they were supposed to be DESTROYED....😉 😜
I found a 1776-1976 3 coin Bicentennial Set last night. I've had it for years, just never looked hard at it. It has a Type 1 Ike. Did they all come with Type 1 Ikes? Would it be worth it to crack it out and have graded?
I can't tell you that, you must know how to grade, find out how much it might be worth and know how much it cost to grade. You can find all that out at PCGS website
Just purchased the 2017-S PCGS PR70DCAM to add to my collection! I consider myself pretty lucky to have a resource like Daniel to continually provide knowledge and insight into this great hobby I have.
Daniel, you’re comparing Apples to Oranges. Those Premium Sets are always top dollar. Anything above 65 and non silver content is a waste of money unless it can be purchased at face value. Right now, spend a day shopping for 1960-64 US Mint P&D uncirculated silver and 60-64 US Mint Proof sets. If you shop around, you’ll be able to get a proof set for $20 and Uncirculated Sets for $40. But they might not all have the official COA and correct envelope. You might have to buy 10 or more to get them at the prices I’ve listed .... enjoyed this video. I love pre 65 US mint sets. I’ve been buying them all my life.
That would be PR or PF but you would look up population reports and figure the percentage of PR70 against the mintage total to get a tentative idea on that.
Unless they're rare or of a very high grade, it usually costs you more to have the coins graded than they're worth, and people aren't going to pay any more for the coin having been graded than they would have otherwise (again unless it's very rare or of a high grade).
The 1936 set original price was $1.89, adjusted for inflation that would be like $35 today... which considering it now sells for $6500 to $7000 would not have been a bad investment.
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Proof Set List:
1936 through 1970 S
1976 S Silver 3 Coin
1995 S Premier & Regular
1996 S Premier & Regular
1996 S Prestige Set #1
1997 S Premier & Regular
1999 S Silver Proof
2000 S Silver Proof
2001 S Silver Proof
2012 S Limited Set
2012 S Silver Proof Set
2012 S Clad Proof Set
2012 S Presidential Proof Set
2014 S Limited Proof Set
2017 S Limited Proof Set
2018 S Limited Proof Set
Any more Mercury Dimes rolls coming in soon?
@@Timothy--vb7rr how many do you want?
I like that it's so easy to make a purchase from your website. I just bought my birth year proof set from you . Shh...don't give away my age.
@@CoinHELPu 2-4 . I checked the website Wednesday but the lady one was sold. At least 2 min.
The shop near me folded in 2015. You have been a great help in getting me interested back in the hobby. I have learned more from your Channel. Even coins I don't collect.
My son and I have started collection. We're about to start selling. Thank you and your dad for information.
One set that could have been mentioned is the 2018 reverse proof set. Those were a decent investment
Yes Only 199,000 Made
I just bought from eBay the Silver Proof Set 2003 (without the five State Quarters) for $13.50 (+ $6 shipping). :)
If you bought the 1936 proof set when it came out for $1.89, that turned out to be a great investment. I unwisely decided not to purchase it yet for reasons of not being born for another 40 years.
a birth year proof set is a must have in any coin collection.
only ones I have! 1987 PDS mint sets and Prestige set.
In 1979 I bought two proof sets I got the type 1 and type 2. Issue price $9.00 each 9 months later I sold the type two for $125.00. Rebook price today $50.00
We purchased several 2009 silver proof sets because of the Lincoln penny designs, and they too have decreased in value. Cool topic Daniel.
Definitely worth looking for in yard sales and consignment shops. Something else to look for thank you Danial.
i like proof sets . probably losing money buying them but its for my grandaughter. i like the history behind them. hopefully she will like the coins and learn from them.
1996 that was a good year. Imagine getting 5 or 10 of the proof Gold Eagle sets . the four coin sets for like $500 a piece
Some of the prestige proof sets were poorly produced by the mint. I bought the Mount Rushmore set and the silver coin in haze oxidation around the rim. The plastic eventually came off you able to remove the clear plastic out. The mint did not seal well that the air went inside damaged the silver. I returned it to the seller and fortunately able to have a refund on ebay. Purchase another two coins proof set in better case with Air Tite with no tarnish. Beautiful coins!
I just bought 2 proof sets from you after watching your videos. I think the older silver ones are neat even if not overly valuable.
I've got a 1996 prestige set I got in a lot of seven or eight prestige sets. I broke the rest up for the coins, but kept this one because of the low mintage. Hoping to trade it at the next coin show that comes thru.
I did very well on my 1999 sets. Haven't actually sold them all but did sell 4 when they were bringing 300+
I love you channel. I purchased a storage locker with lots of coins and proof set's. Thank you.
I own 6 of the 1996 prestige sets 4 were given to me but 2 were bought when they first was available
Thank you Professor Malone, another great lesson in Coin 101.
Good video. Bought some proof sets from you. Gotem fast very happy with product. It's nice to find a straight up guy to buy from. Thanks!
Thank you!
He is a good guy to do business with. Only ordered twice but have zero complaints
@@saltshakere.coastdivision6963 thanks for that.
I like the Franklin proof sets from the 50s, and early 60s.
I remember when the 1999-s Silver proof set were worth at $300 ea ..I had two sets ....so I traded one set off for some nice high grade key Morgans back ..then ..good timing
Smart
Fun video. Might have to chase down my Birth Year 1956 set.
Have a run from 1962 to present in silver Proof sets...definitely one thing we because we like them...but definitely low on the investment Scale. Silver would have to get to 40 bucks..before one could make an exceptional profit. 👍😊
Daniel in retrospect could you offer any explanation as to WHY those specific proof sets have increased in value? Is there a specific coin within them driving the cost up? Thanks.
Mintages
Supply and demand rules all markets. You must have both though.
Nice, I wasn't working yet so I wasn't into getting coins yet. I was in middle school in 96 lol. Hopefully some of the newer things I've started to buy goes up like that.
love my 1987 prestige set
Great info!! thank you for sharing your time have a great weekend!
Thank you! You too!
Reverse proof set is unique and has potential
Love the proof sets.
Dan,
How are you ? This is Rich in Sarasota . I sold you several proof sets last year. I respect your coin knowledge & have a question for you.
I recently been thinking about buying a kilo silver bar. What would be a better investment.... silver bar or 10oz rounds. I value your opinion .
Please respond. L actually plan to purchase what you suggest ,as I want to hold on for long term & pass on to my family .Do you have these items in stock ?
I don't have those currently but I would buy 1 oz bars, nothing larger.
@Coinhelpu Good morning Sir Daniel ! Hope all is well with you and your team.
Would you maybe buy a 1969s proof on a chance to find a ddo,or a fs. Nickel?
I am seeing movement in the silver proof sets pre 1964 and earlier!
I have the 2022 US Coin book but you popped the rest of the air out of my lottery ticket..😁.. but thank Goodness for you. I saw a Utube screaming 1975 dime no mint mark worth half a million… that got popped bad tonight. Just continue to listen to you.
Nice Video! If I found a 1936 unopened mint set, I may take a silver log in my britches.Have a great video everyone, if interested I will be making a pretty cool video later today, Hope you do not mind me putting that @coinHELPu. You rock! Always teaching the community! Have a great day!
Love the channel and the vast information in that brain of yours. If I may, make a suggestion on a future topic? I just purchased the 1932 set of Washington quarters. I paid under $200 for all three in AU circulation. I think it was a great deal, but what gives with the low mintage of the D and S? Great Depression? just making a suggestion and I'll continue to watch all the content as I soak it up like a sponge. Thank you sir.
*I just bought from eBay the Silver Proof Set 2003 (without the five State Quarters) for $13.50 (+ $6 shipping). :)*
And Daniel, thanks for the great content.
Would you grade Authentic "Cook Island And British Proof Sets for Queen Elizabeth2 1957, 1963, 1970, 1978 Queen's Elegant Mary Flick Effigy Looks Best 1978-1982 British, Irish (none I over Coins) worth grading fees? What do you advise as we collected graded 1973 Cook Island Coin Set and graded the set at $15 A coin. Cook Island1970 Silver Ship on Dollar Coin. Melbourne Proof Set?
Got 1995, 1996, 1997 Prestige Proof Sets back 1986
Cook Island?
You need to research what they’re worth and selling for when graded.
Another great video well done
Where is your shop.located
Good to know, but proof sets are not my thing unless I come across one at a good deal.
i just love your channel and am starting my coin collection. i like your cions and prices and i will be buying from you.
I love Proof/Mint Sets!! Great way to get Proof/BU Coins at VERY affordable prices!! I love collecting coins - but, it's a VERY expensive hobby (if you want quality)! Proof Sets are a whole lot cheaper than buying slabbed coins!
The US Mint, unless you somehow have an in for the ultra rare issues or a bot or you’re really darn lucky, is not the place to invest. It’s good to get coins there but even the coins that go up in value usually can’t keep up with inflation. $57 in 1995 would buy a lot more than $60 today.
Adjusting for inflation is for fun and not reality.
@@CoinHELPu How so? Dollars lose value every year.
@@jeffw1267 if I buy a coin for $10 and sell it for $30 then I am putting $20 in my pocket. It's that simple. Adjusting for inflation doesn't change the $20 I put in my pocket. I still have $20 over my initial investment.
Thanks for another video.
Great video I like all proof set I just like proof coins
What are the best coins in a proof set to send off to be graded and then off to an auction?
No one can answer that, you need to lookup the potential value of each coin at PCGS or NGC price guide. I have several videos on this subject, so search my channel.
Thank you for another great video with lots of good information!
How much value enhancement (premium) for unsealed proof sets that came in flat packs, such as 1955 proof set? I have 5 of those unsealed, and a bunch of 1961 unsealed sets. The envelopes are immaculate. Look like they were issued yesterday.
You need to see what people are paying for these at ebay, different years have different prices.
Happy check your items on Ebay sold list
Daniel, maybe you can make a video about it. Seems no one I asked really knows the answer. What is a better thing to do to maximize the profit? Sell the quarters with a W/Wv75 as soon as you find them, or hold on to them because they may become more expensive?
Also do you, or does anybody know, whether the quarters released in 2021, such as the Tuskegee airmen, will have some “Ws”?
As soon as you find them.
According to Coin World there won't be a 2021 W quarter
Great video. Thanks for sharing all the information.
And the reason for the 1996 set is because of the Commemorative coins in them were very low mintage. As for those sets that keep their price from original Mint price, it seems the ones with Presidential dollars and mintages at or below 700K.
Yes, 55,000
All special editions are worth more if 4o% silver???
2020 coins in canada are hard to come by. at the moment. I mean those meant for circulation.
Why is that?
Can u still get 1961, 1964, 1982, 1988, 19992 Proof sets
They still exist, yes. Standard proof sets are mostly still available and not too expensive going back as far as 1956; before that is when they get quite expensive, as they were minted in much lower numbers. I personally as of now have every standard proof set from 1960 until 2023.
Good video. If you ever get a chance maybe do one on individual proof half dollars as an investment. Thanks.
Yes do have some
Thank you very much for a well explained about this matter, God bless us all
Dan tried 2 comment on note videos 2 yrs old would not allow it with kim
Great video learned a lot 👍
I definitely got a red book when it first came out! 2021
Seems to be a crap shoot. Might get "lucky". Sort of like playing the lotto. However, I still like them.
I have the 2019S silver proof set.
The 1997P Prestige Set w the Botanical Silver Dollar you are selling is the one that tempts me the most😂
Awesome
So in 2021 dollars a 1936 proof set would have cost $35.15 each thats crazy
Daniel thanks for sharing buddy And I just happened to have a few myself lol.
WHAT ABOUT THE 1984 SET/? LOOKS LIKE THE LAST ONE THAT YOU SHOWED?
What about it?
Great video, excellent advise. Thank you Daniel 🤩🤩👃🏻🍻
You are super cool may God bless you...
I am starting to collect I have some questions how do I get ahold of you ? I would also like to purchase from you. Thanks
You got to my website in the description to order from us, we don't take orders over the phone. We also have a help community where you can ask questions about collecting coins, here coinauctionshelp.com/forum/index.php
Thanks
Is there a 1964 rpm penny out there
Use CONECA variety vista
Thanks
I have a 71 proof set is this a worth
What about the 1964
“ accented hair “ proof set ?
( great video , BTW )
I don’t know I think there’s more out there than thought.
@@CoinHELPu
Would you charge a premium for a 1964 proof Accented Hair variety ?
@@rudeawakening3833 has nothing to do with what I charge. I think there’s more out there than people think and prices are likely to come down. My video is about investing in proof sets, not anything else.
Adjusted for inflation you lost on just about all of them. Lol but nominally your def. Correct. Have a good day Daniel!
Adjusting for inflation is just for fun and not reality. If I bought a $10 coin in 1970 and I sell it now for $30 then I made a good investment. It doesn't matter how much $30 was back in the day.
@@CoinHELPu so if 10 dollars bought you a tank of gas in 1970 and today that same coin you sold for 30 buys you the same tank of gas did you really gain anything accept a nominal increase? So unless you made enough to buy more than back then you didn't actually make anything. Just because something increases nominally doesn't make it more valuable.
@@ROGUESILVER if I buy a coin for $10 in 1990 and sell it for $30 in 2020 I gained on my investment. Its how it works, this isn't about what the dollar use to buy or adjusted for inflation, that's comparing two different financial eras that can't be combined. Anytime you buy something and sell for more later you got a return for your investment.
@@CoinHELPu yes that coin went up and you made a good purchase that increased in nominal value. But $10 in 1990=$30 in 2020(as an example because I'm sure its more) so it increased in nominal value but not actual value because $10 in 1990 has the same purchasing power as $30 in 2020. So unless you made more than the rate of inflation you only made a profit nominally...not actually because of inflation. According to your video only a handful of proof sets even went up in value and adjusted for inflation you actually lost on just about all modern proof sets. Im not arguing it went up in nominal value. Im saying they didn't go up in actual value because 10=30....there is a big difference between a nominal increase and an actual or real increase in value. Its the same as buying a bond with a 1% rate and the stated inflation rate is 2%. Yes it went up in nominal value but its a negative real rate of 1%.
@@ROGUESILVER all of that doesn't matter. If I buy a coin then later I sell it for a profit then I made a return on my investment, it's that simple. Your paper math and figurative thinking doesn't take away the profit I made on that coin, because the profit I made is real time while your math is paper and not what really happened.
I am here from the Philippines
Good
Just wont ta know , the " W " Proof Silver Eagle's from the US Mint . One comes in a Proof box , and comes in a " Congrats Card " , the SAME type of coin . Then why do dealers sell the Congrats coin ( graded PR70 UC ) NGC / PCGS for more than the regular " W" Proof that comes in the BOX graded PR 70UC NGC / PCGS ? Can any one tell me ? I see no difference . Tom Daytona Beach , FL. 16 , March 2024 . Thank you . PS , just the bloody holder ?
Ask the dealers that are doing it, this is confusing.
Hi sir , what is mint mark ?
Proof mark is the letter that's usually below the date or on the reverse like P D S Or W stands for West point, NY the rest are symbols of what mint they were made from..if you don't know already, happy hunting!!
I cracked most of my proof sets to put them in Albums. Opps! lol
I'm fixing to bust/cut open a run of proof clad/silver proof and mint sets from 1964- present for Dansco albums. Just waiting on the Dansco albums.
I think 2020 with the coin shortage and limited release of the proof and proof silver sets with W nickles will show a good increase in value over time. Sad to say what a bad year it was overall. Also, if W nickels from the mint sets leak out, wow that would be a find since they were supposed to be DESTROYED....😉 😜
I found a 1776-1976 3 coin Bicentennial Set last night. I've had it for years, just never looked hard at it. It has a Type 1 Ike. Did they all come with Type 1 Ikes? Would it be worth it to crack it out and have graded?
Not worth that, always look coins up at PCGS price guide to see if they're worth cracking or grading
I have a 1964 coin set that has a rpm on the quarter and half dollar would it be worth to separate and them graded
I can't tell you that, you must know how to grade, find out how much it might be worth and know how much it cost to grade. You can find all that out at PCGS website
I got 500 each for the 1999 silver proof sets . I thought i was a coin wizzard.
@KENNETH COOK....You were one of the lucky ones. Still feeling "lucky" ?
@@howardk1356 Not so much.Just over paid for a privy eagle,Had to have a pcgs 70 for my collection. Comes around goes around.
I bought 1992s proof deep cam set for $9 bucks
Yeah but $37 would buy a lot more in 1995 than $52 does today
2017-S Prestige set has the low mintage American silver eagle with the S mint mark.
Just purchased the 2017-S PCGS PR70DCAM to add to my collection! I consider myself pretty lucky to have a resource like Daniel to continually provide knowledge and insight into this great hobby I have.
Daniel, you’re comparing Apples to Oranges. Those Premium Sets are always top dollar. Anything above 65 and non silver content is a waste of money unless it can be purchased at face value. Right now, spend a day shopping for 1960-64 US Mint P&D uncirculated silver and 60-64 US Mint Proof sets. If you shop around, you’ll be able to get a proof set for $20 and Uncirculated Sets for $40. But they might not all have the official COA and correct envelope. You might have to buy 10 or more to get them at the prices I’ve listed .... enjoyed this video. I love pre 65 US mint sets. I’ve been buying them all my life.
What are the chances of finding a sp70 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar in a proof set?
That would be PR or PF but you would look up population reports and figure the percentage of PR70 against the mintage total to get a tentative idea on that.
@@CoinHELPu I believe there are no proof 70 64 Kennedys 69 is the highest grade.
Astronomical. Good luck.
Hi
1936?
1954
If you had something from a 54 mint set, I just saw a fairly high graded nickel go for 10 grand!!
Especially those with no S's on them.
But those are not regular issue and why I didn't mention them, yet.
I don't count obvious errors.
God Pm sir i ned helf sir i ned sale my many old coins
Second 😂
All proof sets can be broken up. Selling individual coins can be quite lucrative. Definitely should be mentioned.
Very hard to find buyers, most dates move slowly.
Why don’t more people just pop coins out and send them in for grading?
Waste of money when you don’t get the grade 9 times out 10 or never get the money grade.
I'm wondering if proof sets aren't picked thru before they send them to the public 😢
Unless they're rare or of a very high grade, it usually costs you more to have the coins graded than they're worth, and people aren't going to pay any more for the coin having been graded than they would have otherwise (again unless it's very rare or of a high grade).
@@michaelandrews8944 One, security is high at the mint, good luck. Two, they want people to buy them, that would be counterproductive.
First
Adjust for inflation and…
The 1936 set original price was $1.89, adjusted for inflation that would be like $35 today... which considering it now sells for $6500 to $7000 would not have been a bad investment.