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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;2schnauzers2luv, post: 1416709, member: 26161&quot;]Well, believe it or not, but I don&#039;t own any 2010&#039;s or 2011 sets in government packaging.&nbsp; I felt from the &quot;get go&quot; however that the 2011 set might be the winner of the two.&nbsp; With that in mind, I decided to put a complete graded 2011 set together.&nbsp; NGC, Silver, Proof 70, Ultra Cameo, Early Releases with matching labels.&nbsp; It&#039;s an NGC Registry Set now that&#039;s currently ranked in a tie for 1st place.&nbsp; NGC values the set at $750.00 the last time I looked.&nbsp; I also collected a few halves and dimes with the same grade designation as above.&nbsp; The halves and dimes are the two keys to the set because those two coins were only issued in the 2011 Silver Proof Set.&nbsp; Therefore when you see mintage numbers for the 2011 Silver Proof Set, that number is also the exact mintage number for the half and dime.&nbsp; The other 12 coins in the set are made available in other ways.&nbsp; Some dealers are more than happy to break the set up and you can buy the lense that contains the half and dime seperately for about $30.&nbsp; That particular lense also includes the cent, nickel and Sacagawea.</p><p><br /></p><p>Not saying the 2011 is &quot;Thee&quot; set to get though because sales are still being made through the mint.&nbsp; However, at this point in time, 28,000 sets of the 2010&#039;s have been sold over the 2011&#039;s.&nbsp; Who knows how many of the 2011 sets were produced.&nbsp; The 2011 sales figures may surpass the 2010 set and if that happens, then the 2010 set will be &quot;Thee&quot; key set.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, it&#039;s a gamble and speculative but fun at the same time.&nbsp; Good luck with the way you decide to go BIGT94z.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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