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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 743160, member: 68&quot;]Most of the keys are in the &#039;60&#039;s and especially the late-&#039;60&#039;s though coins like the &#039;54-S and &#039;62 can be killers.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I would suggest that most people might want to avoid paying huge premiums for the six step coins.&nbsp; Don&#039;t get me wrong, if this is the way you want to collect them then there&#039;s nothing wrong with it and you can have a lot of fun since there are many people working on this set.&nbsp; But you&#039;ll pay very large premiums for some dates and they won&#039;t necessarily be nice well struck examples.&nbsp; As with most moderns early die states are what tends to be tough because dies are used so long now days and collectors of the past didn&#039;t spend much effort looking for them to save.&nbsp; So you can often get scarce well struck examples for a very little premium just because they lack full steps.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The 1982 issues are pretty tough in nice well struck gem or near gem.&nbsp; This date is probably far scarcer than a &#039;39-D or &#039;50-D.&nbsp; The price is low because most collections end at 1964 and many of those who collect the more modern coins are beginners.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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