1956 U.S. Proof Set (Hard Plastic Holder)
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Set Highlights:
Continue your proof set collection by adding this 1956 U.S. Proof Set to your cart today!
Circulation Franklin halves are frequently seen with poor strikes. Acquiring a proof, such as the one in this set, is an excellent way to ensure you have a fully-detailed example in your collection!
This proof set includes all five proof coins issued in 1956, presented in a hard plastic holder.
Set Highlights:
- Made by the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia.
- Each set contains:
* Lincoln wheat cent
* Jefferson nickel
* Roosevelt dime
* Washington quarter
* Franklin half - mirrorlike Proof finish adds further beauty with an impressive shine.
- Style of holder may vary.
Continue your proof set collection by adding this 1956 U.S. Proof Set to your cart today!
Circulation Franklin halves are frequently seen with poor strikes. Acquiring a proof, such as the one in this set, is an excellent way to ensure you have a fully-detailed example in your collection!
Posted By:Redneck
From:Alabama
Date:Mar 20, 2021
Very nice proof set of US coins. Almost waited too late to order as I got your last set. These were purchased as a gift for a close friend. Coins were minted the year of his birth. I'm positive he will love them. As always, you have surpassed all expectations with this beautiful mint set. Dime, quarter and half dollar have started toning. Thank you very much!
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- Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.
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