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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Trimetime, post: 2830320, member: 85407&quot;]I would recommend that you pick up a copy of Coin World or Numismatic News. There you will find current buy and sell prices from many dealers. You can also buy a red book which has pictures but understand that the prices are retail prices, buy prices are usually 40% less or possibly more. What you listed is generally very common items. Most dealers have lots of this kind of stuff and values have been suppressed over the last 1/2 dozen years. I would assume these are still in the government packaging.</p><p>The 91 prestige sets have a buy price of $28 in one ad.</p><p>The 87 prestige= $16 and the 89 $19.</p><p>The 86 liberty set- there are 2 coin, 3 coin and 6 coin sets. value is different on each. Many other sets are the same way.</p><p>Current buy prices on the proof sets 74-87 have buy prices between $2 and $7.</p><p>The commem silver dollars have a buy price of $12.(they are silver).</p><p>It sounds in general that there are several hundreds of dollars of value, but not thousands.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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