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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mr. Coin Lover, post: 449557, member: 16060&quot;]:thumb: I have a couple of questions and would appreciate any thoughts on them.&nbsp; First, it appears a complete set of Sacagewea Dollars are equal or exceed the price of a set of Eisenhower Dollars.&nbsp; How can this be, especially since some of the Ike Dollars have silver, older (I know older doesn&#039;t always increase price), and IMHO a tribute to a great American. They both have limited circulation, I just wonder if it is a temporary &quot;hot&quot; item.&nbsp; Second I&#039;m soon going to be framing a coin board for my kids explaining the Lewis &amp; Clark expedition that uses nine Sacagewea Dollars. I can&#039;t put the coins in air-tites and we all know what happens to these &quot;gold&quot; coins when left exposed.&nbsp; What can I do to preserve the shine on these coins?&nbsp; Please understand my kids are at the age where they like shiny coins.&nbsp; Any comments/help will greatly appreciated.&nbsp; Happy Halloween to all. I know I&#039;m a coin collector because some people also give some change with candy to trick-or-treaters, I will check the coins when my kids and I return from our trick-or-treat adventure.&nbsp; I&#039;m hoping to find a MS 1877 IHP in the change.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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