single proof coin values ect

Hello i was wondering what the value of these s proof coins would be
nickle 1964s 1968 s 2000s 2002s
dime 1970s 1974 s 1981 s 2005 s
quarter 1973s 1977 s 1978s 1979s 1980s
and last 1979 half dollar s

i realy like the way proof coins look so i plan on getting a bunch of them but i cant seem to find a value guide for single coins out of sets all i can find are proof set values

does any one have a source other then ebay and amazon cus thats all iv got right now

 

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There is no such thing as a 1964-S nickel, Proof or Business Strike.

 

well i guess its just a 1964 nickle? im waiting on the package to arrive with all the above

well i looked at the picture and your right no s
sorry i thaught they were all s mints

 

If these are all proofs, these are a dime a dozen. Don't expect huge premiums for them. Personally they're so easy to get from proof sets for rather cheap that I wouldn't likely pay more than a dollar or two for each.

 

Proof coins were struck in Philadelphia up until 1968 when San Francisco started striking proofs.

The nickels, $1-$2 each, these can be found in most bargain bins for a $1-$1.50.

The dimes, about $1.25 each.

Quarters about $1.50 each.

The half, $2.50-$3.

Again, many of these can be found in bargain bins.

 

only paid about 15 for the lot how do you find prices on proofs

 

easiest way is to look at completed auctions on ebay.

 

As dsmith mentioned, completed auctions on eBay.

But I also keep track of what dealers in my area ask for them as well.

 

coin world magazine

 

so do you think 15 bucks for all of them was fair i got them in the mail today they look very nice

 

Not a terrible markup. If you are happy with them then all is well.

 

yeah he even threw in a 2011 proof nickle for my daaughters birth year only a buck a proof i think a may order more he has tons of lots on ebay

 

Most proof sets are relatively inexpensive. You may find your $ goes farther if you just get the proof sets.. i dunno. food for thought.

 

$15 is a good price for the entire lot.

You did good, IMO.

 

You could also check your redbook. It may not be completely accurate, but for clad proofs it's probably close.
And you might want to check out this offering from mintproducts.com: http://www.mintproducts.com/modern_proof-coin-bonanza_priced-under-wholesale.html
I've ordered it a few times, and while they aren't all PR69 or PR70s, you'll get a good selection and a LOT of coins. I've filled many Dansco holes ordering this. It's all modern, but the last time I ordered I got a few Ikes and even a 1968 Kennedy. So there's some that are a little older.

 

In addition to hitting ebay, PM me. I've got a bunch of proof years that I'm not very interested in keeping, and would be willing to offload. I inherited a bunch, as well as got a bunch more on lot auctions where I was buying for other specific sets.

The proof coins are nice, and if you're into collecting them for another reason than profit, you'll be happy with them.

 

Hmm, this is interesting, I might have to give this a shot for giggles.

 

Also, looks like they have a similar blowout for "lower quality" proof sets:

http://www.mintproducts.com/proof-sets-at-wholesale-bid-as-little-as-2.25_per-set.html

this might not be a bad option either, only thing is you can't choose which year, they pick, but for that price you're going to be hard-pressed to get cheaper in general on whole sets.

 

iv only seen proof sets in my red book

 

In every category for every coin, it has the proofs listed along with the business strikes. Mintages are in parentheses for these.