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<p>[QUOTE="walterallen, post: 346413, member: 4068"]<b>Be Careful!</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I read your post and initially thought you were referring to "mint" sets which would contain both Philly and Denver sets. Also the envelopes for those sets are white not manila. Then a figured you said "mint set" and meant "mint proof" set. </p><p><br /></p><p>In any case you should be aware of the following things:</p><p><br /></p><p> 1. There are sellers who repackage sets, print new envelopes and pass them off as original.</p><p><br /></p><p> 2. Sets that the cello is so degraded because of poor storage practices have lost their ability to </p><p> protect/preserve the set. Plus it makes it almost impossible to view the set with enjoyment.</p><p><br /></p><p> 3. There were millions of these sets produced with the exception of 1960. Breaking out sets</p><p> that are in less then perfect condition isn't hurting anything.</p><p><br /></p><p>Most importantly these are your coins and unless you intend to sell them do with them as you wish.</p><p><br /></p><p>I personally love to collect silver proof and mint sets 1964 and older. I do not keep my prize collection in their original packaging because I don't intend to ever sell them and I love to view them often. However I do like having a collection of original packaged sets "that are original not reproduced" just for the sake of having them.</p><p><br /></p><p>Do as your heart desires and Keep on Collecting!!!</p><p><br /></p><p>Allen[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="walterallen, post: 346413, member: 4068"][b]Be Careful![/b] I read your post and initially thought you were referring to "mint" sets which would contain both Philly and Denver sets. Also the envelopes for those sets are white not manila. Then a figured you said "mint set" and meant "mint proof" set. In any case you should be aware of the following things: 1. There are sellers who repackage sets, print new envelopes and pass them off as original. 2. Sets that the cello is so degraded because of poor storage practices have lost their ability to protect/preserve the set. Plus it makes it almost impossible to view the set with enjoyment. 3. There were millions of these sets produced with the exception of 1960. Breaking out sets that are in less then perfect condition isn't hurting anything. Most importantly these are your coins and unless you intend to sell them do with them as you wish. I personally love to collect silver proof and mint sets 1964 and older. I do not keep my prize collection in their original packaging because I don't intend to ever sell them and I love to view them often. However I do like having a collection of original packaged sets "that are original not reproduced" just for the sake of having them. Do as your heart desires and Keep on Collecting!!! Allen[/QUOTE]
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