Again late posting but seeing how it is not 2011 yet I consider it a win. For the mere price of $125.80 you too can own coins that are very shiny.
The price breakdown:
| 2010 Proof Set | 14-Coins | $31.95 |
| 2010 Silver Proof Set | 14-Coins | $56.95 |
| 2010 Uncirculated Coin Set | 28-Coins | $31.95 |
| Shipping & Handling | $4.95 |
Well with these prices should the average collector bother with these? A two dollar increase in the proof and four dollar increases in the other two sets is just the beginning. Over the next few years the prices will be going up so starting a collection will be more difficult. Granted a little financial planning will having you rolling in unnecessary collectors items. Although missing a chance to buy them now means buying them from a third-party seller who will mark them up 50% to 500%.
Here are the stats...
Type/Country: Silver Proof Set / United States
Year: 2010-S
Mintage: 476,999 estimated
Metal: Silver proof type, except for the nickel & dollars, cent.
Value: $60.00 in box
Type/Country: Mint Set / United States
Year: 2010-D, 2010-P
Mintage: 527,742 estimated
Metal: Normal circulation type.
Value: $40.00 in box ($5.00 increase as of 2012 values)
Type/Country: Proof Set / United States
Year: 2010-S
Mintage: 978,010 estimated
Metal: Normal proof.
Value: $38.00 in box ($3.00 increase as of 2012 values)
As for the photography my excuse is time, I am rushing these shots so...yeah...that is the story I am sticking to.
Do you have an uncirculated mint or silver proof set and want to know its value? Leave a comment / question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
2 dollars worth, for Comments/Questions click here.:
Part of me thinks that this would be a good thing to buy my son...perhaps in his lifetime there would be some increase in value?
perhaps in his lifetime there would be some increase in value?
Sooner a 1999 silver proof set sold for $32 now goes for $300.
Recently the 2008 proof set sold for $27 now goes for $90.
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