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Message:: [QUOTE="cpm9ball, post: 1181044, member: 24633"]Welcome to the neighborhood, Scott! Most of the proof sets are not worth the cost of grading. However, there are some sets that you should check for "No S" (mintmark) varieties. These sets can be worth 4-figure prices and a couple of them go into 5-figures. 1968-S Proof Set, No S 10c1970-S Proof Set, No S 10c1971-S Proof Set, No S 5c1975-S Proof Set, No S 10c1983-S Proof Set, No S 10c1990-S Proof Set, No S 1c1990-S Prestige Set, No S If you decide that you want to insure them, your best bet would be to join the American Numismatic Association, and insure them through Hugh Wood. It is, by far, the best insurance and is also a lot cheaper than most others. There are riders that can be purchased through your HO policy, but it can be very expensive and has many restrictions. Except for the sets that I listed above, many of your sets will not appreciate too much over time. Chris[/QUOTE]