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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 53346, member: 68&quot;]A coin doesn&#039;t have to be old to be collectible. Or at least &quot;old&quot; is a matter of perspective.&nbsp; In the mid-&#039;60&#039;s the hobby went crazy for brand new coin under the belief that the burgeoning number of collectors would need these someday.&nbsp; Prices of brand new rolls went up sharply and rolls from only a few years previous were considered &quot;old&quot;.&nbsp; To put it another way; collectors considered five year old coins from the &#039;50&#039;s to be old but now two generations later a 1965 roll is thought of as new.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>All regular issue Roosy dimes were made in the tens of millions.&nbsp; All the old silver ones were saved in the millions.&nbsp; All regular issue Roosys can be found in choice condition without a lot of effort.&nbsp; Many dates are tough in gem and this is especially true among the clads.&nbsp; Most all dates are at least a little tougher in choice gem and many are quite rare in superb gem.&nbsp; There are lots of great varieties and these can be tough in any condition.&nbsp; There are also some special issues which are exciting and one is extremely pricey.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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