This lot features two U.S. Mint coin sets from the mid-1960s, including both the official U.S. Mint cello packaging with Mint emblem and a supplemental U.S. Mint Special Set. Each set contains uncirculated coins with the top set featuring a 1965 Kennedy Half Dollar (40% silver) and the bottom set showcasing a 1956 Franklin Half Dollar (90% silver). 

This offering consists of two distinct U.S. Mint packaging styles from the 1960s era:

The upper set in clear cellophane packaging contains:

• Lincoln Memorial Cent (Uncirculated)

• Roosevelt Dime (90% silver pre-1965, Uncirculated)

• Washington Quarter (90% silver pre-1965, Uncirculated)

• U.S. Mint Set blue token/medallion

• Kennedy Half Dollar (1965, 40% silver composition, Uncirculated)

• Franklin Half Dollar (90% silver, Uncirculated)

The lower set in Philadelphia Mint cellophane packaging contains:

• Lincoln Memorial Cent (Uncirculated)

• Roosevelt Dime (Uncirculated)

• Jefferson Nickel (Uncirculated)

• Franklin Half Dollar (1956, 90% silver, Uncirculated)

• Washington Quarter (Uncirculated)

• Official U.S. Mint Philadelphia blue emblem

Of particular numismatic significance is the 1956 Franklin Half Dollar in brilliant uncirculated condition and the transitional 1965 Kennedy Half Dollar representing the change from 90% to 40% silver content. Both sets display exceptional preservation with original mint luster intact. A $25 price tag is visible in the top right corner of the cellophane.

Condition Notes:

Both sets remain sealed in their original U.S. Mint packaging with no apparent damage to the cellophane. All coins appear to be in uncirculated condition with original mint luster present. The Philadelphia Mint packaging shows mild toning/yellowing consistent with age. The upper set's packaging remains clear with minimal aging. No significant scratches, spots or toning visible on the coins themselves. Refer to the pictures and in person inspection for condition.