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Jon Picton
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That's the answer right there. The red white and clear! Thanks so much for the rule of thumb I couldnt find anywhere online or on YouTube. All the responses on this forum are helpful. I'm learning!
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Thx for the clarification. I'm not sure yet how to tell the difference between proof sets and the others that come in the celophane pks. This one with the half dollar in my post came from a pawn shop. There was no letter stating it is a proof set. So I thought it was an uncirculated(?) mint set. I have a 1968 dime with no mint mark in similar pkg but found out it wasnt the valuable one because these pks are not proof sets but mint sets. How can one know the difference? Thx for any pointers!- jon
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Oh. And that line in the "f" in half dollar is only on the clear celophane. Thank goodness!
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It's not a proof. It's in a celophane mint state set.
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Thanks for the input. I send my coins to NGC so I'm used to heartbreak. Lol. Jk. NGC is fair and great to be a part of. I'm still a rookie!
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Thank you for the 👍vote. Its challenging to get a realistic image of a shiny object to say the least. It's a 1963 P in a mint state pack. I found it at the pawn shop up the street. I pd $17 for the set.
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Is this a candidate for a fbl type? I dont know if its wishful thinking or really lined up nice.
