BrianP67

I recently purchased several sets of unopened 1964 proof coins. Upon opening a few up it appears that they all contain the accent hair version of the Kennedy Half and are immaculate. I plan on keeping most of them but am curious how to get an idea of a fair market price if I were to sell a couple? Every coin in the 64 proof set is like it was just minted. Any help is appreciated!

Is there a type of cloth that can be used to clear the surface of a coin before sending in for grading? Maybe compressed air? I recently received a damage grade on a coin that was freshly cut from a proof set (1964) due to me wiping it of with a microfiber rag. It seems crazy to call a visibly perfect coin environmentally damaged due to being wiped off but I don't yet understand the system of coin grading. Also, is "dipping" off limits? I see decent grades on coins that may or may not have been "dipped" years ago. Just trying to understand everything. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks for the info.! Much appreciated!

What does this mean? I'm new to the nickels. :)