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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 27731, member: 68&quot;]If you can find a souvenir set for less than $40 it&#039;s a good idea to jump on it.&nbsp; While the coins in this set are usually not even choice unc, MS-60&#039;s wholesale for more than $40 total.&nbsp; There are few enough of the sets that a premium is hardly unlikely even at the current time.&nbsp; GDJMSP&#039;s links didn&#039;t work for me but I can&#039;t remember the last time I saw an &#039;83-P souvenir set go for less than $50.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Most of the shows I&#039;ve been to don&#039;t have any unc &#039;83-P quarters.&nbsp; There are often a few sliders to be found priced as uncs, but not many uncs.&nbsp; Talk to the dealers with a good selection of moderns since sometimes they can steer you to one.&nbsp; It is still possible to pick all the later date coins up for a song since most dealers don&#039;t pay much attention to any of them and will just put the coins out at a price they think is market.&nbsp; Couple this with the thinness of the maket and it can make for some great deals.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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