Coin and Paper Money Collecting/Bicentennial Coin Set

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Expert: - 4/9/2008


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Dan,

Thanks for taking my question.
I have several 1976 coin sets which contain a quarter, fifty cent, a dollar coin.  They are sealed in a plastic container shaped like the United States.  I cannot find any literature on these coin sets.  Can you help me?

Thanks

William Stanford


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William,

These sets were assembled by a private company.  Somebody bought some holders (I believe from Capital Plastics Co.) and put the coins in there themself.  Therefore there is no literature about them.

Value will depend on type and condition of the coins included -- whether they are the silver ones, or are proofs, or are just circulated coins.  Add about a dollar for the holder.

I hope this helps,

Dan

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