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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 1340173, member: 5233&quot;]I agree with you 100%.&nbsp; If there does prove to be a subtype...some kind of variety specifically associated with the 25th anniversary coins...similar to the 2008-W Rev of &#039;07 coins there with be some added value.&nbsp; Also, I thought I read somewhere that the bullion issues from the 25th anniversary set couldn&#039;t be definitively proven to have come from S mint.&nbsp; I remember at first that was the belief then the mint sort of back-tracked on that.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Wow.&nbsp; OK, first off...the 1995-W is a specific unique coin, unlike these 3 from the set.&nbsp; The 1995 issue has a different mint mark than the standard proof which makes it a completely different coin.&nbsp; If they had simply taken 30,000 of the normal P mint proofs and put them in the set with the AGEs...the ASEs from that set would have no additional value today than the normal P mint proofs bought as individual coins.&nbsp; The only reason the 1995-W carries it&#039;s huge premium is due to the W mint mark.&nbsp; The 3 regular issues from the 25th anniversary set are identical to the normal issue coins.&nbsp; In a year or two...they will have no additional value over coins bought as individual because the only difference is the sticker on the slab.&nbsp; Now, if they do find a variety that is specific to the ASE 25th anniversary set...and thus can distinguish those coins (not slabs) from the individually purchased coins, then there will be a different value associated with them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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