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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 150950, member: 66&quot;]No good reason.&nbsp; Believe it or not it&#039;s probably mostly fallout from the inflated value of the 2001 silver sets.&nbsp; Mintage aren&#039;t that much below the cheaper sets around them.&nbsp; Usually when this happens the price eventually collapses, but it often takes a little over ten years to do so.&nbsp; The 1979 non-type II sets were pulled way up for that reason.&nbsp; For a long time they were running around $25 -$29 because of the type II sets.&nbsp; After about ten years they dropped back down to around issue price and for awhile not too long ago they dropped to as low as $5.&nbsp; The 1975 set jumped way up because of the 1975-S cent, the first proof only cent.&nbsp; The cent alone reached $35 and it stayed up for about ten years then plummetted.&nbsp; I think the set is in the $7 - $10 range today.&nbsp; The 1995 proof set used to be very high touching $125.&nbsp; I think they are on their way down now as I have senn them in the $65 - $75 range.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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