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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 14848, member: 68&quot;]There are no regular issue or proof &quot;key date&quot; Ikes.&nbsp; There are several varieties which are scarce or rare but the &quot;regular&quot; coins are generally common.&nbsp; This is not to say that there are mountains of all these, there aren&#039;t.&nbsp; Some were made only for mint or proof sets and some were not heavily saved in unc.&nbsp; This set has several keys though, even in a nice attractive condition.&nbsp; Gems can be excrutiatingly tough for some coins like the &#039;73-P, &#039;73-D, &amp;&#039;75 tI.&nbsp; None of the mint state Ikes is common in gem.&nbsp; One of my favorites is the &#039;72-D (variety) 2.&nbsp; This coin had only about 100,000 minted and many were used in casinos.&nbsp; Any nice looking circulated example is hard to find and the coin is not common in unc.&nbsp; Higher grade uncs are quite rare.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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