1996-S 1c-50c Silver Proof Set, 5 Coins PR

Name: 1996-S 1c-50c Silver Proof Set, 5 Coins PR
SKU: 11037

Greysheet & CPG® Values

Melt Value (Silver): 0.6148 oz +0.17%

$40.05

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1996-S 1c-50c Silver Proof Set, 5 Coins PR

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Original Packaging: A two-piece, transparent plastic casing with frosted borders held a black fiberboard insert containing holes for the coins. Printed on this insert was the word “Silver” in silver script. The assembled set was slipped into a black cardboard box upon which the words “UNITED STATES MINT SILVER PROOF SET • 1996” were printed in silver script.

Commentary: The 1996-S silver Proof set enjoyed typical sales for the period and is not especially rare. The quality of the coins, needless to say, is nearly perfect. The majority of certified examples grade Proof-69 ultra cameo and higher, yet these top-grade coins enjoy a strong following among the current generation of collectors.

Sales of the silver Premier Proof set were fairly close to those of 1995, some 151,366 sets being placed with happy buyers.

Source: Whitman

Catalog Information

GSID: 11037

Fineness: 0.9

Precious Metal Weight: 0.6148 oz

Strike Type: Proof

Edge: Reeded

Variety: Silver Proof Set

Variety 2: 5 Coins

Coin Date: 1996-S

Denomination: 1c-50c

Designation: PR

Mint Location: San Francisco

Mint Mark: S

Mintage: 623,655

Coinage Type: Proof Set

Coinage Years: 1936-

Composition: Silver

PCGS #: 904836

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