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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;treehugger, post: 1279481, member: 28451&quot;]I don&#039;t think you will have to worry about that too much, as most silver eagles grade at least a 69. The production quality on them tends to be very good and there&#039;s probably no reason to expect it to change. Personally, I wouldn&#039;t spend the time and money to have them graded. I don&#039;t know what the statistics are for the 2011 silver eagle proof 70, for example, but I do know a coin dealer told me they were handing out the 70 grade on 2010 silver proofs like candy. Hence, why bother to have it graded. Why not just keep the original integrity of the set in the presentation box. I think it will be much more attractive than having 5 sterile-looking slabs. However, what someone might consider doing is purchasing 2 sets; keeping 1 intact and sending 1 for grading. This is just 1 person&#039;s opinion, but to your question, I would bet the coins in the set will be &quot;grade-worthy&quot;.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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