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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 681961, member: 4552&quot;]This type of question comes up in all types of buisnesses. No it&#039;s nothing to do with quantity of sets, rarity of sets, popularity of sets and/or individual coins. It&#039;s called buisness. If you take your car to a junk yard and get $50 for it. Go back and you&#039;ll find that all the parts are being sold separately and for possibly thousands of dollars. Even a brand new car taken apart can be sold for possilby hundreds of times it&#039;s original cost as parts. This is just called buisness. Someone purchases a Proof set, takes it apart, places each coin in a 2x2, sells it for way, way more than it should be worth but if you need only that coin, that&#039;s buisness. </p><p>At one coin show there is a lady dealer that her and her husband order many, many Proof and Uncirc sets every year. They sell each coin separately in 2x2&#039;s at coin shows and make a small fortune doing so. Many, many people know them and look forward to buying just that one coin they need to fill a blank in an Album. They usually have one of the busiest tables at that show.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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