Oh, I wish that it could have been me. Just thought you all would like to read the article and then go check your sets to see if you might be a winner. Tom http://www.numismaticnews.net/artic...ent=963970_EDT_NUM-FRI170818&utm_medium=email
He never should have said he found 5. Flooding the market and dropping the price. You sell one every year.
I have this recurring dream about finding a roll of uncirculated 1884-S Morgan Dollars and what to do with them. I always come to the conclusion that I would certify and sell about 2 a year.
A dealer friend of mine has told me the story how as a kid in 1955 he got a penny back in change and noticed doubling. The merchant told him it was no big thing, he had just taken it from a newly opened roll....
As a kid growing up in the 50's and 60's I wonder sometimes if I ever had one inmy hand. Ya never know. I know when I was about 8 years old (1959) I buried a jar full of pennies in my back yard. To my knowledge it is still there.
Lucky SOB! But then, it only stands to reason that where's there's one then there could very well be more since these were manufactured and packaged at the same time. JackPot!
I dug my 1990-S US Proof sets out of the Vault. 2- Prestige sets with Nicely toned "S" cents (Issue Price $45) 20 Regular sets with Nicely toned "S" cents (Issue Price $11) I guess I am NOT a Winner on the NO "S" Cent But some really nice Cameo Kennedy Halfs
Unofficial estimates say around 200 before they noticed what went wrong. These five in one shot may change that now that the news is out about these.
