64' proof sets

I remember a B&M coin shop bought 100 sets in 1964. Non of the envelopes were sealed.

 

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Legandary.

 

@heavycam.monstervam Are you talking about this pointed or cat tailed 9?

 

I believe that is a blunt tailed 9, which means you probably dont have the AH Kennedy in there

Get any toners??

 

No, on the Toners.
The Kennedys I believe are the accented hair. here are a few quick pics of one, while I finish checking the Markers.

 

That is an AH.

 

I was about 100% positive. I did want to here it from someone else. That was Bart's set.
Beckys got something on her rev.
I think it is there for good. Gonna leave it in the mint packaging.

 

Anybody know what this is worth

 

No wrong blunt tail is blunt that one has the point

 

Bingo Pickin a nice 64 AH Half

 

Wow! BOTH are AH Kennedys?? What are the odds?? I guess i aint too edumacated on the rosies....

 

The value depends on a couple of different things, grade and designation (Brilliant, Cameo or Deep Cameo)

They can range from $25 in 63 brilliant to 5 figures in 68DC.

 

The Info on the pointed 9 holds true, Good call Heavy.

 

Clear marker for accented hair Kennedy is the truncation at the bottom of the 'I' on liberty (obverse)......recon ya got something there........

 

One exception to that. If you bought a single set, they would seal it, address it, put postage on it and drop it in the mail. No other packaging. The proof set envelope was also the mailing envelope.

 

I remember receiving mint and proof set sealed as well as opened. I guess it all depend on who shipped them. The old sets were all sealed with fiber tape the ones that came in the little boxes.