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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dimeguy, post: 1221452, member: 19855&quot;]Food for thought: Yeah, I will go ahead an echo the before mentioned members by saying, a &quot;set&quot; is what you want it to be. But I think part of the purpose of this thread is to provide you with some ideas on how to create your set. Personally, I always define a grade I want to achieve for my coins, then omit any proofs without an S mint mark, and omit any keys that are more than my budget. Final step would be to consider any &quot;varieties&quot; or errors I wish to get because I think they are cool. For instance, I have a &quot;complete&quot; Mercury dime set...all graded at least VF, omitting 1916 D and the overdates, as well as any proofs though I did get the large and small mint mark varieties. And even though a &quot;set&quot; may be cheaper on ebay...I personally love picking out my individual coins. It&#039;s satisfying when looking at your collection to know you hand picked every coin in the album/portfolio.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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