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<p>[QUOTE="hontonai, post: 338755, member: 4703"]Your various sets and series appear to be products of private companies intended for people who are not knowledgeable numismatists. Sad to say, those items rarely, if ever, have any value over that of the individual coins and are almost always worth considerably less than their original sale price.</p><p><br /></p><p>The Marshall Island pieces, and perhaps some of the others, are what is commonly known as Non Circulating Legal Tender, although since the Marshall Islands as a dependency of the United States does not have the power to issue legal tender, technically it's "coins" are really tokens or medallions.</p><p><br /></p><p>Get yourself a copy of the Guide Book of United States Coins, aka the Red Book. It's available inexpensively at Walmarts, any book store, most hobby shops, and other outlets. It contains a great deal of information about all US coins including business strikes, proofs, and commemoratives. Although it's valuations aren't completely accurate they are generally proportional and can help you flag the few items, if any, with substantial value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="hontonai, post: 338755, member: 4703"]Your various sets and series appear to be products of private companies intended for people who are not knowledgeable numismatists. Sad to say, those items rarely, if ever, have any value over that of the individual coins and are almost always worth considerably less than their original sale price. The Marshall Island pieces, and perhaps some of the others, are what is commonly known as Non Circulating Legal Tender, although since the Marshall Islands as a dependency of the United States does not have the power to issue legal tender, technically it's "coins" are really tokens or medallions. Get yourself a copy of the Guide Book of United States Coins, aka the Red Book. It's available inexpensively at Walmarts, any book store, most hobby shops, and other outlets. It contains a great deal of information about all US coins including business strikes, proofs, and commemoratives. Although it's valuations aren't completely accurate they are generally proportional and can help you flag the few items, if any, with substantial value.[/QUOTE]
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