| There are dozens of great doubled dies in 60's proof sets but,
There are dozens of great doubled dies in 60's proof sets but, there are also many things to watch out for regarding sealed sets.
There are many re-sealed sets which have been searched and there are counterfeit envelopes that contain sets that have been searched.
Generally people may pay around $5 over bid for these sets if sealed that seems fair. But having searched hundreds of these sets generally when you have a man walk in with say 100 sealed sets any random search of the first few, the middle few and the last will tell you whats in all of them - not always but that has been my experience.
As with circ. wheat rolls that have an Indian cent on the end I would not trust any on ebay any longer as being genuine and able to produce a gem or other variety.
If at a show where the original buyer bought them back in the 60's would certainly offer the best chance at original type items.
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