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<p>[QUOTE="Mr. Coin Lover, post: 914045, member: 16060"]My birthday and Father's Day are within the same month, so I always combine the two for a gift. I had my gift picked out, an extra fine 45 Draped Bust Half Cent from an online dealer I like very much. My wife and I went on line to purchase my gift, and it had sold.</p><p><br /></p><p>I did have a back-up, an almost uncirculated 55 Twenty Cent Piece, went to purchase it, and it had been sold. I looked around for a couple of days or so. Couldn't find anything I could afford that I wanted.</p><p><br /></p><p>Well, anyway I was browsing on ebay and at the time just for curiosity I was looking at the ASE Anniversary Sets listed for sale. My wife was curious, so I explained to her and showed the reverse proof, and how one had to send them in to get them graded as an Anniversary Set. I also told her I actually preferred the ungraded set with all the original mint paperwork and packaging.</p><p><br /></p><p>We kept on talking, and I guess the converation ended with me saying something like one of these days I wanted to get one. Also during the conversation I had told her I really looked hard, but couldn't find anything for my type set.</p><p><br /></p><p>My wife and son bid on an Anniversary Set just like I had told her I preferred, they won the set. They got the set for what I thought was a good price, a little under $270.00. I since looked at these sets at various online dealers with a price range of $330.00 to $425.00 raw with all the mint paperwork and packaging.</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm really not sure, but it appears they did well. I'm sure someone knows more about these than I do as far as value, so good or bad comments accepted. It does appear to me, without any real price knowledge, they have come down over the last couple of years or so.</p><p><br /></p><p>Regardless, what a great thing for them to do. I got something I really like, but would have probably never actually bought it myself. What a great hobby, so many treasures out there. Just had to share this with people I know will understand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mr. Coin Lover, post: 914045, member: 16060"]My birthday and Father's Day are within the same month, so I always combine the two for a gift. I had my gift picked out, an extra fine 45 Draped Bust Half Cent from an online dealer I like very much. My wife and I went on line to purchase my gift, and it had sold. I did have a back-up, an almost uncirculated 55 Twenty Cent Piece, went to purchase it, and it had been sold. I looked around for a couple of days or so. Couldn't find anything I could afford that I wanted. Well, anyway I was browsing on ebay and at the time just for curiosity I was looking at the ASE Anniversary Sets listed for sale. My wife was curious, so I explained to her and showed the reverse proof, and how one had to send them in to get them graded as an Anniversary Set. I also told her I actually preferred the ungraded set with all the original mint paperwork and packaging. We kept on talking, and I guess the converation ended with me saying something like one of these days I wanted to get one. Also during the conversation I had told her I really looked hard, but couldn't find anything for my type set. My wife and son bid on an Anniversary Set just like I had told her I preferred, they won the set. They got the set for what I thought was a good price, a little under $270.00. I since looked at these sets at various online dealers with a price range of $330.00 to $425.00 raw with all the mint paperwork and packaging. I'm really not sure, but it appears they did well. I'm sure someone knows more about these than I do as far as value, so good or bad comments accepted. It does appear to me, without any real price knowledge, they have come down over the last couple of years or so. Regardless, what a great thing for them to do. I got something I really like, but would have probably never actually bought it myself. What a great hobby, so many treasures out there. Just had to share this with people I know will understand.[/QUOTE]
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