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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;camlov2, post: 1483780, member: 26479&quot;]Since pballer&#039;s set starts at 1900 it would be very easy to do affordably, it would just be a matter of finding the coin that speaks to you. For an example look at pballer&#039;s Standing Liberty Quarter, it is a nice example that shows all words/dates clearly, the outline of the figure is clear and you can see the major details on the coin. I can&#039;t tell the specific grade on the coin but you could probably find a f-15 for under $50. (we do need to ignore the standing Liberty that moneylover posted because it probably cost more then my collection)</p><p><br /></p><p>I have decided to start my typeset at 1800 and even most of that can be resonable if you allow circulated coins. I still haven&#039;t done the oldest coins but all but two of my purchases have been under $80. I decided to pay for a graded Trade dollar due to the number of fakes. Also a graded Braided Hair half cent because the braided hair coins are my favorite.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Now the question for Pballer, Are you done or do you think you will get sucked into expanding the collection?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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