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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;SeatedLibLover, post: 75799, member: 4149&quot;]If you want loose proof coins I suggest asking your local dealers if they have any proof sets that are missing the cases or COAs, or have damaged cases or are in some other way impaired, that they can sell you cheap.&nbsp; If you are going to crack them out, it doesn&#039;t matter what condition the packaging is in.</p><p><br /></p><p>I love going through my dealer&#039;s junk bin, and I just bought a 1999 clad proof set, just the state quarters, (no box or coa) for $3.00 because the case was split and the coins all toned.&nbsp; The toning is a golden colored ring around each quarter, and in my opinion is very attractive...I actually would have paid more for them because the toning is really cool, IMO.&nbsp; The dealer thought it was trash though.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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