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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 2440589, member: 68&quot;]Of course, except in the very highest grades all the memorials are &quot;common&quot;.&nbsp; But there are several dates that are acrtually quite elusive in just nice attractive condition.&nbsp; Try finding a nice gemmy (MS-64+) 1984 with nice surfaces for instance!&nbsp; I&#039;d be surprised ifd there are a couple thousand in existence but people aren&#039;t looking for them.&nbsp; Registry collectors seek high grade coins and overlook the bad surfaces.&nbsp; 1968-P&#039;s without carbon spots are quite elusive.&nbsp; This used to be a very common date in Gem and better because of mint sets but now they all have spots.&nbsp; How about the ultra common &#039;74-S sm dt?&nbsp; People don&#039;t collect moderns and all the mint set coins are lg dts. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Ya&#039; don&#039;t know what you&#039;ll see until ya&#039; look and there ain&#039;t nobody looking. Prices are low because there is essentially no demand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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