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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 4134383, member: 78298&quot;]The 1990 no S proof only came in proof sets. Most of them had the S, and I</p><p>believe only 400 were no S. Someone would have to crack open the set, and spend the coins for you to find a no S cent in circulation. Which is possible, but highly unlikely. It is possible to find proof coins in circulation, but those numbers are much greater than the amount of 1990 no S which were produced, and most (almost all)</p><p>are probably accounted for. Sure there may be 1 out there. But it&#039;s the same as finding a 1982-D small date copper. You literally have 1 (possible) coin intermixed with billions of others. Yes, someone may find one some day. But it is unlikely to be you or I. That&#039;s just the math.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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