Hi!

I'm looking for the possible collectible monetary value of 1776 - 1976, "D" mint mark uncirculated set of coins. They're still in the soft plastic wrapper from the mint.

I would also like to know if I should be taking them out of that wrapper or not and storing them in some other way.

The images below are okay. But, the coins really do look much better if seen in person!

Thanks!

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I'm still looking for the possible collectible monetary value here from someone who has the current documentation about that.

Thanks!

CLOUGH- I have been looking in my book ,but I have not found the (6) coin sets yet ,I wil;l get back to you on it though; MINE is only showing the (3) coin sets and singles of "D" & "P" I'LL try to have it tomorrow night also ;HAVE A GOOD ONE AND GOD BLESS F.B.E.

Thanks, Flying Blue Eagle!

I'll look forward to your answer!

God's Love and Peace to You!

CLOUGH- IN the new book I told you about ,
I found aprinting pretty big,about the 1776-1976 -sets. Both PROOF AND UNCIRCULATED <IT's really interesting and tomorrow I will get me a chanch to write out some on it : I will tell you that you and anyone that reads it will be very surprised about the come about and ending of the BICENT> coins:: I am going to go to the post on the 1804 silver dollar that you posted a question on ; I found the answers I think that ans. Your question::
This book I told you about is really fantastic,if
You get a chanch ,go to a libery and check it out `9 THE name of the book is ) [ WALTER BREEN'S COMPLETE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF US
AND COLONIAL COINS } [copyright 1988 by fci press ,inc.] [ published by DOUBLEDAY:::
SEE YOU LATER< HAVE A GOOD NIGHT AND GOD BLESS :: F.B.E.

You're inspiring me to get to the library, Flying Blue Eagle! Even though I'm a member of the Friends of the Rock Island Library, which is the main group to support the library, believe-it-or-not, I rarely get to the library as much as I used to about twenty years ago.

Thanks!