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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 311356, member: 66&quot;]I haven&#039;t tried this so it is just a suggestion.&nbsp; The mint set looks like it now has similar construction to the &quot;blister packs&quot; that many things are sealed in for retail sale.&nbsp; If that is the case they are probably only tightly sealed around the edges of the set and the blisters are more of just a press fit.&nbsp; Use a heavy pear of scissors to cut the packaging around the coin you want to remove.&nbsp; Don&#039;t get too close because you want to have a couple of &quot;tabs&quot; that you can get a grip on.&nbsp; Now the plastic in the areas of the cardboard won&#039;t be bonded together so you can bend it out to form tabs that you can grab with either you fingers or a couple pairs of pliers.&nbsp; Grab the tabs and pull the blister open.&nbsp; If the blister is stuck you risk pulling, having it come apart suddenly, and the coin going flying.&nbsp; So I recommend pulling it apart INSIDE of a large pillowcase.&nbsp; That way if it does go flying it can&#039;t go far, and hits something soft[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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