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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tallpaul000, post: 419329, member: 204&quot;]An attractive set to me is one that is evenly matched (luster, marks, strike and toning). You cant do that with a lot of series, but you can with peace dollars, however there is a catch.&nbsp; The 1928 is the stumper in circulated grades, even a VG will cost several hundred dollars, but the rest of the series you can pick up for 30 dollars or so each in circulated condition.&nbsp; When you get to high AU to choice uncirculated, the 34-S is the stumper (1500-3000$).&nbsp; MS64 and above gets strange as rest of the S mints start to approach the cost or a lot more (in MS65) than the 34-S.&nbsp; One thing you will find out is that most of the S mint coins have lousy strikes.&nbsp; I would also look for a decent mint bloom luster, especially noted above Liberties forehead and all around the eagle.&nbsp; Youll find some the the P mints have a flat or satin luster, especially the 34 or 35.&nbsp; A lustrous peace set is really beautiful to look at, I do like this series.</p><p><br /></p><p>As far as displaying, I have all mine in intercept shield (except my circs, which is in an older classic whitman).&nbsp; I have a few in slabs I will not break out, but I have yet to figure out how to present them.&nbsp; If you find a way, let me know.</p><p><br /></p><p>Good luck and enjoy the chase.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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