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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 54146, member: 68&quot;]That price is a steal if it&#039;s been in the last four years.&nbsp; Wholesale on this is $1,000.&nbsp; Some of these (including this one) is scarce in any grade over XF.&nbsp; Even nice VF and XF coins can be tough if you want full strikes and nice even wear.&nbsp; Most rolls will contain no truly choice coins and gems are rare.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>No regular issue modern is worth much premium under VF yet.&nbsp; It is true that some of the older ones can be somewhat difficult to locate but there&#039;s really no evidence of demand for them in lower grades.&nbsp; The &#039;68-D quarter can be tough to locate but will show up about every 1,000th coin.&nbsp; These will rarely be in VF or better.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Most of the post-1964 nickels were saved in rolls.&nbsp; Some of these were not very heavily set aside but all these are available.&nbsp; The toughest ones tend to be &#039;80&#039;s and &#039;90&#039;s.&nbsp; These and mint sets will account for almost the entire supply of uncs.&nbsp; It&#039;s difficult to believe many XF nickels will ever have a lot of value except perhaps the &#039;82 and &#039;83 coins since there are no mint sets.&nbsp; Cents, half dollars and dollars were also saved but in some cases there are not very large numbers.&nbsp; Many of the dimes and quarters weren&#039;t really set aside at all in rolls.&nbsp; Except for both &#039;65 issues and the bicentennial quarters none of these rolls is really common.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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