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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;serdogthehound, post: 5320613, member: 111388&quot;]Not as special but assuming they were still struck with the care they were they would still be special as Branch Mint proof(granted 6 rather then 7 figure coins)</p><p><br /></p><p>The other factor of making these illegal is the time. The 1933 double eagles were crack down on in 1944 after only 11 years. The 1894-S as been sold for over 100 years at this point (earliest sales seem to be in 1910&#039;s) and the current examples selling in the millions would make it hard to say the least. Also a few of them circulated which would make the hold situation even more complex.</p><p><br /></p><p>If we view the 1913 V nickel, the 1804 Dollar and the 1894-s as the &quot;big Three&quot; the 1894-S is, with the exclusion of the&nbsp; 1804 dollars that were parts of diplomatic gifts sets,&nbsp;&nbsp; by far&nbsp; the least questionable[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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