The only reason I post it on here his because I can't afford both of them and the odds of getting the one in that from just buying one are not that good after she has sold three already.
The images are from two different sets. No question. Look at the rotation of the half dollar in the holder.
Well that's real clever I never thought of that and the chance of them all except for the dime being rotated dies is not a chance in you know where
The mint medallion is not oriented the same way either, and could not possibly be from a die rotation. These are just different photos. Plus, any coin auction that lists more than one available.. just don't even look at it. By definition it means the photos are not of what you will get, which is against eBay rules for coin sales.
Looks like 1 package is a Philadelphia Mint Set And the other a Denver Set. Maybe a 1963 set. Oh I just noticed that @ldhair already gave the answer. No mule there.. Sorry. I can tell they are both different sets because the way the coins are facing.
I wish my rookie numismatic miscues had only cost me $27. We could be looking at a budding Richard S. Yeoman here.
