Pawn shop Buy,

This actually wasn't for sale yet, This Manager reconized me and didn't want me to walk out empty handed. I am not sure what to do with the surfaces of three mint sets yet. there are some varieties.. RPM's and A doubled die or two, in three sets.

 

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Here's on of the RPM's

 

You should create a thread on that Treasure Trivia Questions sheet

 

Aren't the 1970-U.C. sets the ones with the 1970-D Kennedys?

 

I could use a 70 set. Nice.

 

I am not sure, the 70 d that you are talking about?
The sets I believe have the 70 D quarter DDO.

 

That was what my son did while we were at the Worlds Fair Of Money,
He made out like a Bandit! a couple sample slabs, a 2017 red book.

 

I was wondering the same thing.

Chris

 

I am not sure what caused it, my best guess is that they may have sweated a few times. The clad is hazy and spotted.

 

Yes, the Half is part of the set. Is there a variety, that I am missing?

 

The 70-D was only issued in the Uncirculated Mint Sets. This 40% silver Kennedy only had a mintage of 2,150,000.

Chris

 

Cool pick up!

 

These are business strike S's and D's?

 

Same Busby?
https://www.ancestry.com/1940-census/usa/Texas/L-M-Busby_5hmj7j
Would have been 63 when the 1970 sets arrived.

 

Yes, the sets were sent from San Fran with the S cent with the Philly set and Denver set had the Half dollar that year.

 

My first thought is that they packaged it on a humid day and moisture was trapped inside. I think they are supposed to be in a humidity controlled environment when packaged, but I could be wrong.

It looks lime my glasses most mornings when I walk out the door.

 

Looks like tapeworms. Keep it.

 

I will be going through the rest of the sets this evening, I will post what I find..
Keeping my fingers crossed for a small date.