Well this is different

[stgecko]

I found this to look a little off. If you notice the dimes.... One of the dimes is upside down in relation to all the other coins. None of my other mint or proof sets have any coins that are not properly oriented ie. heads up or tails either way all coins typically face same direction. Here check out this 1959 Mint set I just got. Is this unique or has any one else seen this before?

[jgrinz]

If it was a TPG it would be called mechanical error

[MunkyMan95]

No biggie, mess happens.

[ibyandsellsmith]

I've seen them with extra change in there, not at all unusual.

[jgrinz]

I've seen them with extra change in there, not at all unusual.

 

Pocket change

[stgecko]

Thanks all! I wasn't thinking error or anything like that but I did find it unusual with all the sets I have and that's the only obvious mistake.

Peace

[BillJones]

I've seen this before.

 

Years ago I had a mint set that had a piece of string sealed with the coins. It was from the 1970s when the quality control at the mint for mint sets was the pits.

[James_OldeTowne]

This is a common occurrence. You can flip the dime over within its bubble, if you want to.

[cpm9ball]

Oh, my God! If this set were on one of the TV coin shows, they would be asking $1,000.00 for it.

 

Chris

[BECOKA]

Try selling it as a mint error on e-bay.