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Q: What is the value of 1954 proof set unopened?
A: Average retail value is $116.00 issue price was $2.10. Read More »

Q: What is the Value of a 1967 Unopened Silver Proof set?
A: The U.S. did not make proof sets in 1967, only special mint sets. The coins were copper-nickel except for the half dollar which was 40% silver. If you have a sp... Read More »

Q: How much do you think I will get if i go sell 1961 Unopened (Enve...
A: Oh, it has a Franklin half dollar. They all do. But not every set has a $25,000 Franklin half dollar. In fact, the $25,000 coin is unique. There is only one in ... Read More »

Q: How to Buy Proof Sets.
A: 1. Decide which proof sets you want to buy. Then, start shopping to compare prices, and don't forget to include shipping and handling in the final total. You wi... Read More »

Q: What Is a Proof Set?
A: In 1936, the U.S. Mint produced its first proof set, which included a penny, nickle, dime, quarter and half dollar. The sets were priced at $1.87. No proof sets... Read More »