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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 114867, member: 68&quot;]None of the 1932 to 1998 Washingtons exist in MS-69 or MS-70.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>High grade starts at what appeals to the individual collector.&nbsp; This set can be a challenge even in nice</p><p>attractive MS-63 and a few of the coins will be pricey at this level.&nbsp; MS-64 is the level at which the coins</p><p>are getting relatively difficult to locate, the level at which you might have to search a few rolls to find </p><p>so nice a specimen.&nbsp; MS-65 is gem and there will be many more difficult coins and it&#039;s the level at which </p><p>some of the clads start getting tough.&nbsp; MS-66 is doable but the prices can start getting high.&nbsp; All these </p><p>exist in MS-67 and costs get very high.&nbsp; MS-68&#039;s do not exist for many of the dates.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Learn as much as possible about the coins, availability and grading.&nbsp; Sell some coins from time to time so</p><p>you have a feel for the wholesale market and how well you&#039;re doing.&nbsp; Keep your eyes on the coins and try</p><p>to have fun.&nbsp; Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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