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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 22947, member: 68"]The WHOLESALE value of the individual coins in proof and mint sets often exceed the WHOLESALE value of the set. This is caused by most collectors' reluctance to break these sets open and by a steady wholesale demand for the coins to assemble the denominational sets like clad Roosevelts and the like. The single coins are usually sold in rolls just as they come from the sets though a low percentage of coins are culls and are excluded and a lower percentage are gems which are also usually excluded. So many of these sets have been destroyed over the years that it's now getting difficult to find quantities of any of them. Also the retail demand for intact sets is increasing because of collectors wanting them in the original packaging and as a cheap source for gems. </p><p><br /></p><p>The mint sets at one time were down under face value and even the proofs got down under 3x face. Most of the sets from that era were destroyed and many of the coins were placed in circulation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 22947, member: 68"]The WHOLESALE value of the individual coins in proof and mint sets often exceed the WHOLESALE value of the set. This is caused by most collectors' reluctance to break these sets open and by a steady wholesale demand for the coins to assemble the denominational sets like clad Roosevelts and the like. The single coins are usually sold in rolls just as they come from the sets though a low percentage of coins are culls and are excluded and a lower percentage are gems which are also usually excluded. So many of these sets have been destroyed over the years that it's now getting difficult to find quantities of any of them. Also the retail demand for intact sets is increasing because of collectors wanting them in the original packaging and as a cheap source for gems. The mint sets at one time were down under face value and even the proofs got down under 3x face. Most of the sets from that era were destroyed and many of the coins were placed in circulation.[/QUOTE]
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