3 Fun Ways To Collect Proof Sets
There are many fun ways to collect United States proof sets.
There are many fun ways to collect United States proof sets.
A proof Roosevelt dime set makes an excellent coin collection that is cheap, easy, and fun to put together!
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The 1964 proof set is the first to contain the Kennedy half dollar and the last until the 1990s to have 90% silver versions of the dime, quarter, and half dollar.
The 1936 proof set was the first modern United States proof set.
The 1955 proof set is the first United States proof set to come in a flat cellophane package.
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The 1950 proof set was the first proof set made by the U.S. Mint since 1942. Featuring silver coins and the now-obsolete Lincoln wheat cent, the 1950 proof set is a popular coin set among coin collectors.
The Boy Scouts commemorative dollar is very popular. So popular, in fact, that the U.S. Mint has already sold all of the uncirculated versions of the coin!
Mint sets and proof sets may seem to have some similarities, but these two types of mint coin sets are actually quite different from each other. Find out more about the differences between mint sets and proof sets.