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Message:: [QUOTE="stldanceartist, post: 1790571, member: 13307"]Hello, and welcome to the forum.  While the question you asked is almost impossible to answer, I will give you an example and hope it helps: I bought and submitted 50 1958 proof sets to NGC.  All coins were taken straight from the original government packaging.  Here are the results: 50c: 33 PF67, 2 PF68, 2 PF69, 3 did not meet the minimum acceptable grade of PF66CAM. 25c: 23 PF67, 1 PF68, 26 did not meet the minimum acceptable grade of PF66CAM. 10c: 23 PF67, 9 PF68, 8 PF69, 10 did not meet the minimum. 5c: 34 PF67, 13 PF68, 2 PF69, 1 did not meet the minimum. 1c: 11 PF67RD, 39 did not meet the minimum. So, as you see, results can vary widely for coins of the same type and the same year, as well as coins in the same package.  You might notice that not a single coin received a Cameo or Deep Cameo designation.  This will hold true for Mint BU sets; results will vary - even to a much wider scale.  I have pulled clad Kennedy Halves from Mint sets that look like they have been dragged along a parking lot for a month before being sealed in the set.  I'm not joking. Hope that example helps![/QUOTE]