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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 129150, member: 68&quot;]Yes.&nbsp; For the main part it applies to most modern (1965-&#039;98) business strike coinage.&nbsp; It also applies to many of the ultra-moderns as well.&nbsp; Even those moderns which can be located in quantity like 1975-D pennies it can be very difficult to find enough to warrant grading.&nbsp; Most bags will contain only twelve or fourteen die pair and none might be of sufficient quality to survive prescreening.&nbsp; Certainly if you pick up three or four bags then you&#039;ll find at least twenty or thirty coins which might be worth submitting, but you won&#039;t find any bags of old clad quarters and if you did the odds of it containing a gem are nearly remote.&nbsp; Even bags of four or five year old nickels can be extremely difficult to find.&nbsp; 1997 nickels are worth several times face and this with almost zero demand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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