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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dimeguy, post: 6790003, member: 19855&quot;]Finishing a set does give me a great sense of accomplishment, so congrats on the Standing Liberty Quarters as I heard that is a difficult one to tackle. Whenever I finish a set, it is always a great sense of pride and then the, &quot;Well, ok. Now what?&quot; As medoraman stated, once a set is done I do not look over it again for some time. Part of the reason is that once I involve myself in the set, I become slightly obsessed. I like learning the history, the art, strike details, how to grade it appropriately, the artist, the varieties, I just become consumed. By the time the set is done, I&#039;m usually read to move on. I will admit my first set was F-XF Mercury Dimes. I looked at the set not too long ago and thought, &quot;You know, you could upgrade some of these now that you are an adult making grown up money,&quot; but that set was worked hard as a teenager and I&#039;ll keep as is. </p><p><br /></p><p>Currently, I like to have a copper set and a silver set to work on. Keeps me entertained if I get too bored in one metal vs the other. I am working on Lincoln Wheat Cents and just started Walking Liberty Halves. As for your options, I have never completed the type set but I have the Peace Dollars and they are beautiful in various grades and easily obtained and upgraded if desired. Whatever you choose, just have fun with it. It is a hobby after all![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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