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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1382460, member: 66&quot;]Not really.&nbsp; The number of recipients equals the reigning leader&#039;s age so for Obama that would be fifty men and fifty women and each would receive a quarter, dime, two nickels and five cents.&nbsp; There would be 100 sets of quarter, dime, nickel, and cent, 100 extra nickels and 400 extra cents.&nbsp; Plus a number of sets for the VIP&#039;s at the ceremony.&nbsp; If you dropped the quarter you could have more sets with each recipient receiving three sets of dime, nickel and cent plus two extra cents.&nbsp; That would mean 300 full sets and 200 extra cents. Plus the sets for the VIP&#039;s.&nbsp; (Do you start to get an idea why these sets are so highly desired?)&nbsp; In England they use 1,2,3, and 4 penny coins.&nbsp; That is ten pence.&nbsp; The queen is around 80 right now so that is 160 people each receiving 8 sets or around 1280 sets.&nbsp; That number doesn&#039;t go very far among collectors.&nbsp; And the number available will be even smaller because some people don&#039;t sell their sets.&nbsp; Then there are the ones that sell with the leather pouches and other ceremony items.&nbsp; There are on 160 possible of those.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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