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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 948497, member: 66&quot;]The problem, in my case, is that on an untampered with set the paper on the back of the flat.&nbsp; If the coins are removed for examination the paper on the back, even if it isn&#039;t torn, it&#039;s now dimpled so you know the coins have been removed.&nbsp; If they have been removed they may have been switched which makes me question the originality and thus lowers the value.&nbsp; (For awhile coins that showed &quot;mint set&quot; toning brought a hefty premium and it was a common thing to remove the toned pieces and replace them with other untoned coins.&nbsp; This let them sell the toned coin for a premium and still have the mint set they could sell.&nbsp; If they held the set and kept it in a warm place they might even be able to generate more &quot;mint set&quot; toned coins they could sell for a premium.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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