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<p>[QUOTE="NPCoin, post: 3608301, member: 5629"]Collect what you like! Buy the coin, not the holder! The only important thing is that it "melts your butter" as green18 said. So if you are happy with it, it doesn't matter if it's in cardboard, or plastic, or even what kind of plastic. So long as you are happy with it, then go for it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Don't limit yourself to individual pieces, either. Sometimes you can find some really nice ones in proof sets...sometimes for just as much or cheaper than the individual coin!</p><p><br /></p><p>If you have the luxury of having local coin shops, hit them up every so often and look through their proof sets. If you find a looker, then bargain for it. You may be surprised at far a dealer will go down to get rid of proof/mint sets.</p><p><br /></p><p>Some dealers may even have sets that were broken up, missing the quarters and dollars. Look for those too as they are usually on the cheap. Most importantly, don't just jump on the first opportunity. Being on a budget, you want to make sure to take your time and not only get what you like, but also at an acceptable price.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="NPCoin, post: 3608301, member: 5629"]Collect what you like! Buy the coin, not the holder! The only important thing is that it "melts your butter" as green18 said. So if you are happy with it, it doesn't matter if it's in cardboard, or plastic, or even what kind of plastic. So long as you are happy with it, then go for it. Don't limit yourself to individual pieces, either. Sometimes you can find some really nice ones in proof sets...sometimes for just as much or cheaper than the individual coin! If you have the luxury of having local coin shops, hit them up every so often and look through their proof sets. If you find a looker, then bargain for it. You may be surprised at far a dealer will go down to get rid of proof/mint sets. Some dealers may even have sets that were broken up, missing the quarters and dollars. Look for those too as they are usually on the cheap. Most importantly, don't just jump on the first opportunity. Being on a budget, you want to make sure to take your time and not only get what you like, but also at an acceptable price.[/QUOTE]
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