Need help on this one...

Appearing in a mint sealed INSPECTED package adds significantly to the value of your coin. Never open the packaging to answer anyone's questions. I personally found a mint set where the dime was struck on a metal scrap. I sold that mint set to a mint set / proof set specialist dealer over the counter for his first offer of $4000. I did not tell him that he sold it to me in a lot of ten common mint sets two years earlier. We both assumed that something common was worthless. He aggravated his mistake by not examining something before he sold it. I examined them only to insure that the coins inside matched the date on the outside of the envelope. Once I looked it was obvious.

 

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If you reload, you know that a little too much lube on a case will dent it.

 

Oh, I won't open it for sure. I have three mint sets with errors in them

 

Have you posted them somewhere?

 

Not yet. I will within the week

 

Can you put the link here when you do? Thanks.

 

Water is more dangerous than grease - it can crack a die or collar - it has surface tension missing in oils..