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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;UncleScroge, post: 8139829, member: 85798&quot;]Call me crazy, but ... I take it a step further by assigning the cost based on face value. For hypothetical example, assume I bought a proof set that had a cent, nickel, dime, quarter, half and dollar, for $6. Rather than assign $1 to each coin, I would divide the $6 total (600¢) paid by the face value total of $1.91 (191¢), resulting in an average cost of about 3.2¢ cents per 1¢ face value. This way the penny cost is 3¢, nickel cost is $16¢, dime cost is 32¢, quarter cost is 80¢, half cost is $1.60 and dollar cost is $3.20. I know this adds up to 11¢ over the $6, so then I usually take off a few cents from the higher value coins to make it add up to the original $6 total.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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