1966 proof coin cases

Started by trout, July 23, 2015, 08:30:40 AM

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robbiegal

then i'd reckon they were specimen coins then

ausjack

WOW that would make them way more than a normal proof set, depending on mintage of course
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runway

At least the coins listed aren't the usual scam idiots listing shit varieties calling them rare wishing for thousands BIN price
I appreciate genuine packaging but not swapped coins,pre 1984 mint sets are prime examples
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robbiegal

I wonder if those bank cases of the 1966 (In unc?) were a part of operation fast buck?

but again , there is nothing to say that the coins weren't swapped by staff as well

but a beautiful mint set would look great in those cases

trout

Quotebut a beautiful mint set would look great in those cases
The proof set looks even better :)
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Basil

Quote from: 'stevo1962' pid='76077' dateline='1437694721'Yes Basil I have been told by a dealer that the Ram had 1966 proof boxes with UNC coins instead of proof coins but don't
know if there was a price difference

I have a vague memory the Reserve Bank,Sydney office at least,were presenting these to Corp. customers,both Oz. & Foreign Banks,in 1966.
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