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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coldhardcash, post: 68286, member: 3893&quot;]Well. not that early I guess.&nbsp; After reading here about the newly made envelopes being sold for the late fifties proof sets, I became suspicious enough to open one that I had.&nbsp; It is a 1956 and there are a couple questions I have about it.&nbsp; What all should be inside of the envelope?&nbsp; Should it have been a side opening envelope or an end opening envelope like my 1963 which I KNOW is genuine?&nbsp; Should it have a certificate in it?&nbsp; Are there telltale signs in the quality of paper and print on the envelope?&nbsp; The coins are OK.&nbsp; Now, the dime obverse is cameo, but not the reverse.&nbsp; The nickel reverse is cameo, but not the obverse.&nbsp; The rest are typical &quot;last strike&quot; coins common in these sets.&nbsp; Is there any added value to the nickel and dime?&nbsp; What would a grading service likely do in this case? I am a generally experienced collector not well versed in this particular area.&nbsp; Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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