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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;synoptic12, post: 1275443, member: 32885&quot;]You would be better off to purchase the entire set, regardless of which pieces you wish not to have. When these sets are broken up, there would be some question as to whether any coin came from the set, irrespective of the reverse proof, and s uncirculated. There really are not any advantages of purchasing any of these &quot;five&quot; coins seperately, with the exception of increased cost. If you calculate the difference, or per centage, you will be more apt to purchase the entire set. However, at this point in time, there may be a delay, due to the fact of the decrease in cost, as the U.S. Mint has temporarily suspended the two keys. It would be a thought, and only a thought, if the U.S. Mint, stopped production of the proof, and uncirculated versions, and melted the rest down, due to the fluctuation of the metals. In this case, the price of the uncirculated would certainly rise dramatically, and be in high demand. The numbers they have sold at this point, are extremely low. Hope you purchased a few already.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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