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1994-1998 Green Box Proof Set Collection (5 Boxes)

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1994-1998 Green Box Proof Set Collection (5 Boxes)

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Buy 1994-1998 US Proof Set Collection Online!

 

These proof sets are a perfect addition to your collection! This collection includes 5 sets that each include a proof Kennedy half dollar! With a limited production and no other special coin series to collect during these years, these were the sets to collect. Order these proof sets from Bullion Shark today to bolster your collection!

Because of the scarcity of options for coin collectors during this time, these sets were selling fast. This caused the supply of these proof sets to shrink and become much rarer than expected! The famed 50 State Quarter and Sacagawea Golden Dollar programs didn't start for a few more years, so these proof sets were collectors' focus. 

Each set contains a proof Lincoln Cent, Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime, Washington Quarter and Kennedy Half Dollar with razor sharp details and mirror-like surfaces. For under $70 this collection contains 25 proof coins! 

 

Why Collect 1994-1998 Proof Sets?

 

  1. Includes 5 US proof sets for under $70.
  2. 25 proof finish coins in total.
  3. All sets come in original mint packaging.
  4. Sets include all regular issued coins from each year.
  5. The proof coins are much rarer than their circulated counterparts.
  6. All sets include a proof Kennedy Half Dollar.

 

1994-1998 Proof Set Coin Details:

Each set (1994 Proof Set, 1995 Proof Set, 1996 Proof Set, 1997 Proof Set, 1998 Proof Set)

  • Lincoln cent (95% copper, 5% zinc)
  • Jefferson nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel)
  • Roosevelt dime (91.67% copper, 8.33% nickel)
  • Washington quarter (91.67% copper, 8.33% nickel, clad layers over a copper core) 
  • Kennedy half dollar (91.67% copper, 8.33% nickel)

 

The coins in these sets are minted with specially polished dies and handled with care to achieve a mirror-like finish. They are housed in a protective plastic case within a presentation box and often accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from the United States Mint. These sets are popular among collectors for their quality and completeness.

 

You may also like: 1992-1998 Premier Silver Proof Set Collection in OGP, 1984-1993 Purple Box Proof Set Collection (10 Boxes), The Collector's Proof Set Collection - All 4 Colors! 

1994-1998 Green Box Proof Set Collection (5 Boxes) FAQ

A US proof set is a collection of specially minted coins, typically comprising one example of each denomination issued for circulation that year, but with a mirror-like surface and sharp, detailed engravings. They are struck using a specialized minting process and are often sold to collectors.

The value of a 1994 US proof set can vary depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, and current demand in the collector's market. As of my last update, they are generally found at around $15 to $20. 

In general, proof sets are significantly rarer than the coins distributed for circulation. Certain sets or specific coins within the sets may have higher values due to low mintages, errors, or other factors.

Each set includes one example of each denomination issued for circulation that year, including the Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, Washington quarter, and Kennedy half dollar.

The exact mintages can vary from year to year. However, these sets were produced in fairly large numbers to meet collector demand.

You can find these proof sets online from Bullion Shark! They can also be bought from other reputable coin dealers, online marketplaces, and coin shows. Always check if the source of your potential purchase is a legitimate and reputable place to buy your coins from or not.

The value of a proof set is determined by a few different factors. Age and rarity are the biggest factors, typically the oldest proof sets demand the highest prices. 

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