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1958 RARE US Treasury Department (Sealed) Philadelphia Silver mint set - photo 1

1958 RARE US Treasury Department (Sealed) Philadelphia Silver mint set

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🏛️ CP Management Co., OR

Condition: As-is

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Given most of the 1950s mint sets were opened back in the 50's is what makes this so rare and hard to find. Also note the KEY Upside coin values for 1958. A sealed Treasury Mint set means: • No fingerprints • No haze from decades of mishandling • No coin switching • No cherry picking • No artificial toning • No cleaning Silver content for a 1958 mint set is 0.61487 oz The Mint Set contains: 90% silver Kennedy halve dollar 90% silver Washington quarter 90% silver Roosevelt dime Key upside values: 1958 Franklin Half (P) • MS65: $75 - $125 • MS66: $300 - $1,200 • MS67: $3,000 - $6,000+ 1958 Washington Quarter (P) MS66: $150 - $250 MS67: $500 - $1,200 MS67+: $2,000 - $4,000+ MS68: $5,000 - $10,000+ 1958 Roosevelt Dime (P) MS67: $80 - $250 MS68: $400 - $900 MS68+: $1,200-$2,500 1958 Jefferson Nickel (P) MS66: $40 - $70 MS67: $150 - $300 MS68: $1,000 - $3,000+ 1958 Lincoln Cent (P) MS66 RD: $20 - $30 MS67 RD: $75 - 600+ MS68 RD: $1,000 - $2,000+ Why it’s key: Red color and clean surfaces are the value drivers. This is a SEALED set with no way of knowing what grades are inside this mint set and comes with no guarantees. You decide if you want to unseal this set for the opportunity to confirm if it carries a Cameo Franklin valued at $3,000+. Or leave it sealed and retain the value of these hard-to-find sets. This set came from the estate of a large US Mint collector and was recently discovered in a safe. THIS WILL SHIP ONLY

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Mill City, OR 97360-2409

CP Management Co., OR

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