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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;illini420, post: 826966, member: 19423&quot;]Don&#039;t have an album to give up, but some of the pre-1900 types can be pricey in any condition (assuming you want problem free examples).&nbsp; For example, you&#039;ll like have to spend over $100 each for a Classic Head Large Cent (1808-1814) that doesn&#039;t have corrosion or other issues, even if pretty worn down and for a Seated Dollar.&nbsp; Trade Dollars can also be a bit pricey, but make sure you&#039;re buying one from a dealer you trust or buying a lower grade certified example since there are so many fakes of these.&nbsp; Twenty cent pieces in low grades will also be over $50 each I think.&nbsp; And if you decided to add the gold page to the type set, then you&#039;re looking at around $5000 to complete just that part of the set, just based on gold melt prices.&nbsp; It&#039;s a fun set to work on though, regardless of the grade.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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