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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;National dealer, post: 26774, member: 487&quot;]Reason for the high prices of 2001 proofs, are that the sets cost so much. The 2001 Proof set runs 95 to 160 dollars. The 2002 Proof set runs 37 to 65 dollars. In order to sell Sac proofs or any other single coin, you must buy the sets. Now some of the coins sell much better than others, so any dealer will have to make up his set price in a handful of coins.</p><p>Answer number two. All depends on you. Many albums are sold without the varieties, making it easy to complete a set of coins easily. Short sets, type sets, and just about anything else you like. A collection is a reflection of the individual. Don&#039;t make your collection the pride of someone else. Collect what you like, for your reasons.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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