Straight from the mint/Government...let's see your best still in the package!!!

[kryptonitecomics]

We see them raw.....we see them Slabbed......we see them encased......we see them NT......we see them AT........heck we even see them counterfeit....

 

But what I really want to see......is the best you have to offer still in mint packaging or Government GSA holders

 

Here's my contribution courtesy of Brian Wagner.....he was kind enough to give me this set a few years ago and the Cent is just too nice too get rid of so.....

 

 

 

Anyone else....?

[Dwaine]

That is nice Shane. Looks like the nickel has some color as well.

[cpm9ball]

Shane, I've shown this before, but it is the only one I have. But, it now resides in an NGC holder.

 

Chris

[physics-fan3.14]

I don't have it yet but I really want to get the 1986 6 piece Statue of Liberty commemorative set in the cherrywood box. It just looks amazing.

[MorganMan]

[leeg]

Nice Set Shane! 1957 Mint Set:

 

[bsshog40]

Nothing really unique about them but here's my 57' set.

[ldhair]

Not my image.

 

[cpm9ball]

Awesome, Larry! I'll give you $3K for the gold if you throw in the SAE.

 

Chris

[ldhair]

Awesome, Larry! I'll give you $3K for the gold if you throw in the SAE.

 

Chris

I'll think it over Chris, after all it was a bonus coin.

[jesbroken]

Just one of many sloppy Prez Proof sets.

 

 

Here is a closeup of the poor QC work that goes on at the Mint.

 

[bsshog40]

Yea I've seen that spot before Jim. Here's another set of mine.

 

[AegisIII]

1974 Assay Commission medal.

[DC Dawg]

Shane, I've shown this before, but it is the only one I have. But, it now resides in an NGC holder.

This might seem like a dumb question, but how does an error coin get a "70?" I thought a 70 was perfect. But if there was a die break, how is the coin perfect?

 

Scott

[cpm9ball]

Shane, I've shown this before, but it is the only one I have. But, it now resides in an NGC holder.

This might seem like a dumb question, but how does an error coin get a "70?" I thought a 70 was perfect. But if there was a die break, how is the coin perfect?

 

Scott

 

Scott, I was just as surprised as you might be. I can only guess that it garnered the 70 because there is no break in the cameo on or around the die gouge. I asked that same question months ago when I got it back from grading, and that is the only conclusion that seems to make sense.

 

Chris

[TomB]

I would assume the error coin received a 70 because it is perfect as produced.

[cpm9ball]

I would assume the error coin received a 70 because it is perfect as produced.

 

There ya go! A perfect error!

 

Chris

[bsshog40]

I like this set cause it looks like the Roosie is cameo to me.