Damaged. Welcome to CT.
Nickel?
Always check the high spots for wear.
Not the rare type 2 but the common type 1.
No, not SMS. Look at the packaging.
I'm with the Frog.
I retired less than 2 years ago. I couldn't stand the insanity any longer. It's worse now and while I miss my customers and working I don't miss...
That is a Registered Package tracking number. It must be signed for every time it changes hands or locations. I would call and file a complaint...
I sure miss my LCS in Washington State. Where I live now there are 2 LCS's but I won't shop in either one. I've never been in the one. It's small...
Yes it is.
All I'm saying is there are ways to tell if it's been resealed. Do your own research to find out how.
I've seen sealed ones but when it was sealed, I can't say. In my younger days when the Mint sealed these things I was unable to afford them then.
Local to PA
Not at all unusual in my book. Some buy the sealed set to open and inspect for outstanding coins. Other's buy the set to leave sealed and sell at...
I saw one just like Alurid posted above in an antique store for $20.00 earlier this week. Nice but overpriced.
MD
It's worth what you can sell it for.
I'm with you, Mint sealed is just that.
Looks the same as when I was there about 40 years ago, except for the snow. Yes, it was closed then too.
All I see is wishful thinking. This is what the real overdate looks like.[ATTACH]
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