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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mattdeller, post: 1181928, member: 31057&quot;]<b>Help Please!</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I am new here and trying to learn...so please be gentile!&nbsp; I inherited a coin collection from my grandfather and I am in the process of trying to catalog and decifer the rhym and reason behind some of the things he was doing.&nbsp; I do have several sets of what I am assuming are Proof Sets still in the un-opened cardbord box from the mint.&nbsp; An example:&nbsp; The lable states there are 5 sets of 1976 from the San Francisco Mint. It has the original PO stamps on it.&nbsp; I assume they are just proof sets and not silver proofs since they were in a lock box with other opened proof sets from the same year.&nbsp;&nbsp; He kept the silver proofs seperate.&nbsp; I am not looking to sell anything at this point, but I was told not to open them as they might be worth more un-opened.&nbsp; can anyone give me any advice?&nbsp; To open or not to open?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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